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nick list through botnet

2005-08-12T01:38:58-04:00

Code:

proc bar {f c t} {   foreach {n c} [split $t] {break}   set t [chanlist $c]    foreach e [list $::botnick ChanServ] {      if {[set i [lsearch -exact $t $e]] != -1} {         set $t [lreplace $t $i $i]      }   }   putbot $f "nicka $n $c [join $t]"}

Statistics: Posted by demond — Fri Aug 12, 2005 1:38 am

nick list through botnet

2005-08-11T17:18:20-04:00

ahhh works perfect, thanks. now if i wanted to strip Chanserv and the botnick?

Statistics: Posted by kanibus — Thu Aug 11, 2005 5:18 pm

nick list through botnet

2005-08-11T17:09:09-04:00

no no, don't edit anything, all you need to do is to run this on both bots and type !nicks otherbot on channel, where otherbot is the nick of the bot on the other side

Statistics: Posted by demond — Thu Aug 11, 2005 5:09 pm

nick list through botnet

2005-08-11T17:03:20-04:00

hey thanks for the quick response demond. i am getting 'bot not on the botnet' though, im not sure that i edited your script quite right. i changed nickq to the bot i am configuring the script on, and nicka as the bot in the other channel. thanks for your help

Statistics: Posted by kanibus — Thu Aug 11, 2005 5:03 pm

nick list through botnet

2005-08-11T16:35:00-04:00

Code:

bind pub - !nicks foobind bot - nickq barbind bot - nicka mooproc foo {n u h c t} {   putbot $t "nickq $n $c"}proc bar {f c t} {   foreach {n c} [split $t] {break}   putbot $f "nicka $n $c [join [chanlist $c]]"}proc moo {f c t} {   foreach {n c} [split $t] {break}   puthelp "notice $n :nicks on $f's channel $c: [join [lrange [split $t] 2 e]]"}

Statistics: Posted by demond — Thu Aug 11, 2005 4:35 pm

nick list through botnet

2005-08-11T15:41:29-04:00

hey i am running a channel relay script that works perfect. i was just wondering is there anyway to have it so that is someone types !nicks or something similar it would display the channel list for both channels?

Statistics: Posted by kanibus — Thu Aug 11, 2005 3:41 pm