On 2002-03-16 06:09, Yourname wrote:
Darn!.. Why cudnt i think of it!, anyways, thanks a lot.
Another thing, therez a script on gseen's website which doesnt make multiple of the channel bots running gseen to reply to !seen requests.
But i didnt understand how to quite accomplish what i want.
You can have other bots linked on the botnet running gseen, but are not in the same channels.
YourBot is in #yourchannel, #theretoo
SomeonesBot is in #hisownchannel, #somewhereelse
in #yourchannel, someone is looking for "Lamer". Lamer has never been seen in #yourchannel and #theretoo, so the bot forwards the seen request to SomeonesBot, then YourBot returns the forwarded info: SomeonesBot said that Lamer has been last seen yesterday in #hisownchannel (blah)
The AI also has a verification routine that will avoid bots talking to each other, creating a loop or something.
Reminds me of a channel where I said "meow" and 2 auto-reply scripts started meow'ing back to me, then to each other, triggering each other's script...
Actually, i have 2 bots, out of which one currently runs the gseen bot.. But i want to run gseen on the other bot, and only one to reply when both are around.
But when one is down, i want the other to reply. And the script sez that the bot that is flagged '1' will be kept quiet during a !seen.
Any ideas?
You will need a little TCL skill to script something that will identify the main bot and the secondary, monitor the channel for each other's presence, the secondary takes over if the primary is missing and no longer replies when the main bot comes back...Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Mar 17, 2002 1:05 pm
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