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Channel Change (Bot kick +invite to new channel)

2007-10-16T20:11:25-04:00

What does that matchattr section do:
Code:
  if {[matchattr $handle n|n $channel]} {    return 0;  }

Use the following via the Command Console:

Code:

.help whois

n - owner (user has absolute control over the bot)
...
n - owner (user is a channel owner)

Eggdrop Command Reference

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Oct 16, 2007 8:11 pm

Channel Change (Bot kick +invite to new channel)

2007-10-16T16:06:09-04:00

What does that matchattr section do:

Code:

  if {[matchattr $handle n|n $channel]} {    return 0;  }

Statistics: Posted by TheOuch — Tue Oct 16, 2007 4:06 pm

Channel Change (Bot kick +invite to new channel)

2007-10-15T16:04:29-04:00

Code:

set redirect(old_chan) [list #oldchannel]; # Note put the channel name here in lowercase!set redirect(new_chan) [list #newchannel]bind JOIN -|- * redirect:joinproc redirect:join {nickname hostname handle channel} {  global redirect;  if {[matchattr $handle n|n $channel]} {    return 0;  }  if {[lsearch -exact $redirect(old_chan) [string tolower $channel]]} {    putserv "KICK $channel $nickname :Please join $redirect(new_chan), you will recieve an invite."    putserv "INVITE $nickname $redirect(new_chan)"  }}

Statistics: Posted by metroid — Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:04 pm

Channel Change (Bot kick +invite to new channel)

2007-10-15T13:36:40-04:00

I've been looking for something to do this simple task, but have been unable to find anything.

Basically, I want a script that sits in #oldchannel. When anyone joins, it kicks them, and invites them to chat in #newchannel. Neither channel is invite only.

We're trying to change channel names.

So -- does anything like this exist? If not, would it be easier to implement in eggdrop's tcl, or should I just run a quick iirc bot to do it?

Any help would be appreciated!

Statistics: Posted by TheOuch — Mon Oct 15, 2007 1:36 pm