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avggeek
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 Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:27 am Post subject: Another DCC Chat question |
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Unfortunately I've had to throw up my hands in defeat and ask yet another question about getting DCC Chat working.
I currently connect to IRC using ChatZilla from behind a transparent proxy (opening ports on the proxy is not an option). I am connecting to the Freenode network. I have been able to successfully initiate private chats with other users on the channel, but so far not with the bot.
Here are all the details I have been able to collect so far:
The Help Us to Help You thread suggested I try to get the bot to initiate a chat to me using /CTCP <Botname> Chat. Before I try that, the thread suggests checking three things:
Bot has it's IP address right - I have the following entries in my .conf file:
| Code: | set my-hostname "unixguru.us"
set my-ip "69.90.127.132" |
Running a reverse IP lookup shows that my setup does resolve properly.
There isn't a firewall issue - I ran a sockstats command when the bot is still running from the shell and I get the following output:
| Code: | -bash-2.05b$ sockstat -4 -l
USER COMMAND PID FD PROTO LOCAL ADDRESS FOREIGN ADDRESS
technoba eggdrop- 67766 3 tcp4 69.90.127.132:51112 *:*
technoba eggdrop- 67766 4 udp4 *:3795 *:*
technoba eggdrop- 67766 5 udp4 *:4229 *:* |
I do know the first connection on port 51112 is the Bot telnet connection. The other UDP ports i assume are for DCC, based on my limited google-fu in this regard.
Is the bot behind a NAT - I ran ifconfig on my shell host account and this is the output:
| Code: | -bash-2.05b$ ifconfig
rl0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
inet 69.90.127.130 netmask 0xffffff80 broadcast 69.90.127.255
inet6 fe80::20d:61ff:fe6e:957f%rl0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x1
inet 69.90.127.131 netmask 0xffffffff broadcast 69.90.127.131
inet [b]69.90.127.132[/b] netmask 0xffffffff broadcast 69.90.127.132 |
The above seems to suggest to me that the bot is not behind a NAT.
In searching on the forums, I realized that users can initiate private chats on freenode only if they are registered, so I added the "Chanservneed" script to the conf file. Monitoring the bot connection via ./eggdrop -nt shows the following:
| Code: | [23:32:36] chanservneed: [Status] sending password to NickServ
[23:32:36] -NOTICE- *** Your host is kubrick.freenode.net[kubrick.freenode.net/6667], running version hyperion-1.0.2b
[23:32:36] -NickServ (NickServ@services.)- This nickname is owned by someone else
[23:32:36] -NickServ (NickServ@services.)- If this is your nickname, type /msg NickServ IDENTIFY <password>
[23:32:36] CTCP VERSION: from freenode-connect (freenode@freenode/bot/connect)
[23:32:38] -NickServ (NickServ@services.)- Password accepted - you are now recognized |
Since the channel is +m, I have autovoice on as well:
| Code: | | [23:32:47] #tb-bottest: mode change '+v babble_bot' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services. |
I am trying to chat with the bot using a registered account named balaji_dutt. When I send /ctcp <botname> chat, this is what I see via telnet:
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[23:35:55] CTCP CHAT: from balaji_dutt (n=chatzill@202.176.196.196) |
after this nothing happens. Typing /dcc-accept in Chatzilla says 0 incoming requests.
The bot can even see my commands in the party-line:
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[00:24:12] [balaji_dutt!n=chatzill@202.176.196.196] .help |
Again no response from the bot.
I have my bot.user file set up as follows for this account:
| Code: | balaji_dutt - fjlmnoptvx
--HOSTS !*@*
--XTRA created 1207124938 |
As you can see there is no password and no host restriction.
At this point, I'm not sure what else to check so anyone who has any advice - I'd be most grateful! |
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strikelight
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:39 am Post subject: Re: Another DCC Chat question |
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| balaji wrote: |
The bot can even see my commands in the party-line:
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[00:24:12] [balaji_dutt!n=chatzill@202.176.196.196] .help |
Again no response from the bot.
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This is probably simply the bot relaying what is privately messaged to him, that is not actually a user entering information on the partyline.
| blaji wrote: |
I have my bot.user file set up as follows for this account:
| Code: | balaji_dutt - fjlmnoptvx
--HOSTS !*@*
--XTRA created 1207124938 |
As you can see there is no password and no host restriction.
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You will not be able to chat your bot without a password set. You must message your bot and set a password first. ie. /msg <bot> pass <pass>
Also, your hostmask is incorrect... Hostmasks are of the form <nick>!<ident>@<host> .... You are missing the nick portion... You may want *!*@*, but as another note... this is highly insecure to set such a powerful user account to such a host. |
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avggeek
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 2:08 am Post subject: Re: Another DCC Chat question |
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| strikelight wrote: |
You will not be able to chat your bot without a password set. You must message your bot and set a password first. ie. /msg <bot> pass <pass>
Also, your hostmask is incorrect... Hostmasks are of the form <nick>!<ident>@<host> .... You are missing the nick portion... You may want *!*@*, but as another note... this is highly insecure to set such a powerful user account to such a host. |
Thanks for pointing out the problem! Once I fixed the hostmask the bot started responding  . The open mask was because I was getting a little frustrated and so was trying to get the bot to respond. I'll fix it now - although I do have one question - are host masks independent of users? So for example, if I use CZ at work and mIRC at home I could set up 2 masks for each?
Scratch that - I think my understanding of masks was off - atleast about the username portion.
Now if I could only get those wierd ANSI colour codes out of the way - I would be all set
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strikelight
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 2:11 am Post subject: |
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If you used /ctcp <bot> chat, then simply type .fixcodes in the partyline.
And yes, you may have multiple hosts for a user record. See .help, .help +host, .help -host, .help whois in the partyline. |
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avggeek
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| Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 2:20 am Post subject: |
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| strikelight wrote: | If you used /ctcp <bot> chat, then simply type .fixcodes in the partyline.
And yes, you may have multiple hosts for a user record. See .help, .help +host, .help -host, .help whois in the partyline. |
Thanks once again for the fixcode tip - that fixed it 
I've just corrected the hostmask problem - now TCL scripts! |
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