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Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-07T18:19:03-04:00

Figured out what the problem was. Turned out not to be a script error or an eggdrop error (as was ruled out earlier). My bot resides on irc.freenode.net, which does not allow private messages unless at least one of the nicks is registered. Since my bot didn't have a registered nick, it could only send a private message to the owner, which did have a registered nick. Using a Guest??? nick or anything else would result in nothing from the bot since it couldn't send a privmsg.

Thanks for all your help and suggestions! Now to put up a post to see if anyone knows of an easy way to have my bot respond to NickServ...and turns out searching the forums solves that problem.

Statistics: Posted by quantum0726 — Tue Mar 07, 2006 6:19 pm

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-06T07:33:34-04:00

The "rules_pub" procedure that bind is calling must have other verification somewhere in the procedure, that bind is set for ANYONE to use it, known or not. Post that procedure up.

Statistics: Posted by Ian-Highlander — Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:33 am

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-05T18:58:01-04:00

.. scripts then check for their respective access via matchattr

Nothing to do with bot configuration files. Find an appropriate Tcl script to fit your needs.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Sun Mar 05, 2006 6:58 pm

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-05T17:44:54-04:00

That is the command that I'm using, but only the owner gets a response from that command. Is there something in the conf. file that needs to be set to listen for these public commands?

Statistics: Posted by quantum0726 — Sun Mar 05, 2006 5:44 pm

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-05T17:34:06-04:00

bind pub -|- !rules rules_pub <~ that's public!

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sun Mar 05, 2006 5:34 pm

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-05T04:21:50-04:00

Is there any way then to make a command fully public, so that any user can access it? Or some way to add all users to the bot but only for certain commands?

Statistics: Posted by quantum0726 — Sun Mar 05, 2006 4:21 am

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-04T00:53:04-04:00

Users have to be added to the bot and scripts then check for their respective access via matchattr.

From tcl-commands.doc:

matchattr [channel]
Returns: 1 if the specified user has the specified flags; 0 otherwise
Module: core

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Sat Mar 04, 2006 12:53 am

Bot only responds to owner, even with public commands

2006-03-03T21:44:10-04:00

Hi, I just set up eggdrop and have been playing with some tcl scripts I found. I then decided to have a friend try to access the bot and discovered that the bot isn't listening/responding to commands from anyone but it's owner. Several of the tcl scripts I have support public commands, but the bot won't respond to any of them unless the command is sent by the owner.

I tried making a simple tcl script with the line:

bind pub -|- !rules rules_pub

and a procedure (rules_pub) that spams out some random text.

This works for the owner but not for anyone else (makes me think this is a conf file issue and not with the individual scripts).

Any ideas what I need to change for this? I want several of the scripts to be available to anyone in the channel (they are trivia and game scripts mostly).

Thanks much!

Statistics: Posted by quantum0726 — Fri Mar 03, 2006 9:44 pm