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Raiyan
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 Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:00 am Post subject: Question for gssen.conf |
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Hi
My problem is my bot replies twice for any !seen cmd, I couldn't single out why. I am a novice. Can anybody help from where this is generating the error?
also in the gseen.conf file, I want to know what is AI and the meaning of these lines -
set ai-seen-binds {
"${nick}*seen*"
"${botnet-nick}*seen*"
"${nick}*gesehen*"
"${botnet-nick}*gesehen*"
}
Because as far as I understand, the problem is generating from this point.
Please help. Thanks. |
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Raiyan
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TCL_no_TK
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| Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:18 am Post subject: |
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Try | Code: | set ai-seen-binds {
"${nick}*seen*"
"${nick}*gesehen*"
} |
if in most cases the eggdrop's nickname would be same as the botnet-nick for it anyway, so you'll only need to use ${nick} 
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speechles
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| Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Code: | set ai-seen-binds ""
set ai-seenstats-binds "" |
Remove the entires from both lists then .restart your bot. The binds are effectively unbound.
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Raiyan
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| Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:42 pm Post subject: |
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Raiyan
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| Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:59 pm Post subject: |
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| TCL_no_TK wrote: | Try | Code: | set ai-seen-binds {
"${nick}*seen*"
"${nick}*gesehen*"
} |
if in most cases the eggdrop's nickname would be same as the botnet-nick for it anyway, so you'll only need to use ${nick} |
After doing your modification I can find some convoluted infos abt !seen cmd by the bot -
<Raiyan> !seen Missing_____M
<Bangladesh> Raiyan, I found 8 matches to your query. These are the 5 most recent ones: Proletariat, PotatO, Missing_____M, lalala, ExclusivE. Proletariat (Sadhinbang@BBE12205.4DF8396C.95E0E7B9.IP) was last seen quitting #Sadhinbangla 12 hours 41 minutes ago (21.01. 09:11) stating "irc.sadhinbangla.com" after spending 51 minutes there.
and then -
<Raiyan> !seen Missing*
<Bangladesh> Raiyan, I found 2 matches to your query: Missing_____M, Missing_M_Now_Found. Missing_____M (Sadhinbang@BBE12205.4DF8396C.95E0E7B9.IP) was last seen changing his/her nick to PotatO on #Solution 17 hours 9 minutes ago (21.01. 04:43), but PotatO mysteriously dematerialized.
My Q is the two !seen nick cmd output should be same... but why the output is like this? |
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speechles
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| Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 11:02 am Post subject: |
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| Raiyan wrote: | <Raiyan> !seen Missing_____M
<Bangladesh> Raiyan, I found 8 matches to your query. These are the 5 most recent ones: Proletariat, PotatO, Missing_____M, lalala, ExclusivE. Proletariat (Sadhinbang@BBE12205.4DF8396C.95E0E7B9.IP) was last seen quitting #Sadhinbangla 12 hours 41 minutes ago (21.01. 09:11) stating "irc.sadhinbangla.com" after spending 51 minutes there. |
This is a direct nickname search, this will match any nicks using the same ident@hostmask as the one you requested. A short-list of recent nicks using that same ident@hostmask is created. The last nickname used by the ident@hostmask will be your output.
| Raiyan wrote: | <Raiyan> !seen Missing*
<Bangladesh> Raiyan, I found 2 matches to your query: Missing_____M, Missing_M_Now_Found. Missing_____M (Sadhinbang@BBE12205.4DF8396C.95E0E7B9.IP) was last seen changing his/her nick to PotatO on #Solution 17 hours 9 minutes ago (21.01. 04:43), but PotatO mysteriously dematerialized. |
This is a wildcard search, this will be nickname based, and the last event that occured for that nickname will be shown. Which in this case you've changed nick to PotatO apparently. It will then check if PotatO is still in channel, if not, it mysteriously dematerialized.
| Raiyan wrote: | | My Q is the two !seen nick cmd output should be same... but why the output is like this? |
One is a direct query, the other is a search query. The two should be different.
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pogue
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| Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 1:29 am Post subject: |
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I'm having a similar problem, but I am using "-" as the command character for seen, as I have a network bot in the channel that responds to the "!" character.
However, anytime anyone types "seen" in the channel it still responds, even though I've unbound everything.
| Code: | set ai-seen-binds ""
# this is just the same as above, but if triggered it will
# not do an ai-seen, but display its seen-stats.
set ai-seenstats-binds ""
# when doing an AI seen, ignore the following words (otherwise
# the bot might give weird answers like "<bot> nick, bot was last seen..." :)
set ai-seen-ignore "*seen*" |
Example:
| Quote: | [12:26am] <~pogue> seen Backthen
[12:26am] <+BodyBuildingBot> I don't know who Backthen is.
[12:26am] <~pogue> -seen Backthen
[12:26am] <+BodyBuildingBot> pogue, Backthen (OhYe@h.tell.me.more) was last seen quitting #bodybuilding.com 4 hours ago (01.08. 21:25) stating "Quit: " after spending 9 minutes there. |
Here's my whole gseen.conf: http://pastebin.com/Acs11M7Z
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
pogue
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