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Long nicks - handlen not recognised?

2008-01-05T19:54:44-04:00

By "seen" if you mean gseen you need edit gseen.c and recompile eggdrop again.

Code:

static int seen_nick_len = 32;

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Sat Jan 05, 2008 7:54 pm

Long nicks - handlen not recognised?

2008-01-05T18:27:36-04:00

nml375:

Did you remember to delete your old userfile and create a new one after compiling with handlen=32?

Thank-you for responding. I had not done that. I have done it now. So far none of my >9 char users has showed up to be experimented on. .seen still does not work on >9 char nicks though.

I will post again if I find that the long-nick user problem is solved.

Statistics: Posted by silenus — Sat Jan 05, 2008 6:27 pm

Long nicks - handlen not recognised?

2008-01-05T13:18:39-04:00

Did you remember to delete your old userfile and create a new one after compiling with handlen=32?

At a quick glance, I can't see any reason for that script not working with longer handles or nicknames, yet work with shorter ones.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Sat Jan 05, 2008 1:18 pm

Long nicks - handlen not recognised?

2008-01-05T12:51:02-04:00

Hello,

I am new to eggdrop. I have nicklen set to 32 in my conf and I recompiled to set handlen=32 also. I think that the recompilation must have worked, because before I did it the bot would truncate longer nicks to 9 chars, whereas now they seem to register properly (using .+user), and I can, for example, find them with .whois, which would not work before I recompiled.

My problem is that the nicks do not seem to be recognised for all purposes. The problem came to light with LegoMan's Quote Script, which I found in the archive here. Users with nicks longer than 9 chars cannot use it even though they have the necessary flag. This led me to do a little testing, and I find that .seen does not work for nicks longer than 9 chars either - the bot simply does not respond to the query.

Have I done something wrong? Is there something else I can/should be setting?

Statistics: Posted by silenus — Sat Jan 05, 2008 12:51 pm