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Mode lock

2008-01-17T12:08:17-04:00

Also worth noting, users with master and higher access, aswell as the bot itself may override the chanmode settings with their own settings

That's it! That must be the answer why mlock did not work. Probably coz I (Admin) am the only one who tested it...

Statistics: Posted by CyberianIce — Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:08 pm

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2008-01-17T11:42:06-04:00

Adding this code in config.conf:
Code:
channel add #channel1 {    chanmode "+nt-ipsmlk"}channel add #channel2 {    chanmode "+nt-ipsmlk"}channel add #channel3 {    chanmode "+nt-ipsmlk"}
+
Code:
.rehash
Result exit with an error.

You don't think you could post the actual error message?
The only case in which I can see that code causing any kind of error would be if the channels-module isn't loaded - but if that's the case, your bot really would'nt be joining the channel in the first case, and .+chan and similar commands would not be available either.

Edit: Also worth noting, users with master and higher access, aswell as the bot itself may override the chanmode settings with their own settings.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:42 am

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2008-01-17T08:35:34-04:00

CyberianIce: You are expected to actually change "#channel1" &c to the actual channel name of the channels the bot is currently sitting in.

Also, a bot must have channel access.

You were also told that altering the configuration file will NOT affect channels the bot is already residing in.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:35 am

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2008-01-16T23:29:31-04:00

Ok, I see You not understand me, I tryed this commands:
Code:
.chanset #channel1 chanmode +nt-ipsmlk.chanset #channel2 chanmode +nt-ipsmlk.chanset #channel3 chanmode +nt-ipsmlk

This _does_ work. You might have chanset unbound in your eggdrop.conf, or you might not have priveleges to set these 'aka your not known as the bot owner'. If your using a network with services, why not just have Chanserv keep these modes enforced?

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:29 pm

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2008-01-16T10:41:53-04:00

Ok, I see You not understand me, I tryed this commands:

Code:

.+chan #channel1.+chan #channel2.+chan #channel3.chanset #channel1 chanmode +nt-ipsmlk.chanset #channel2 chanmode +nt-ipsmlk.chanset #channel3 chanmode +nt-ipsmlk.chansave

Did not work.

Adding this code in config.conf:

Code:

channel add #channel1 {    chanmode "+nt-ipsmlk"}channel add #channel2 {    chanmode "+nt-ipsmlk"}channel add #channel3 {    chanmode "+nt-ipsmlk"}

Code:

.rehash

Result exit with an error.

Statistics: Posted by CyberianIce — Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:41 am

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2008-01-16T01:56:33-04:00

Before using .chanset to enforce the modes in a certain channel, are you sure that the bot is already in that channel ? the command .+chan make the bot join the channel, and .-chan part that channel, and has nothing to do with modes, so first : do

Code:

.+chan #channel1.+chan #channel2.+chan #channel3

After do the .chanset commands i recommended above. Yu don't need to use .chansave, you dont even need to rehash...

Statistics: Posted by Zircon — Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:56 am

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2008-01-15T22:16:32-04:00

I tryed .-chan and .+chan -> .chansave and even ediding .conf -> .rehash but no luck...
Any Tcl ideas or not?

No because there is no point (if DarkRaptor's post was followed).

Code:

.chanset #channel chanmode +ptnM-k

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:16 pm

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2008-01-15T21:42:09-04:00

I tryed .-chan and .+chan -> .chansave and even ediding .conf -> .rehash but no luck...
Any Tcl ideas or not?

Statistics: Posted by CyberianIce — Tue Jan 15, 2008 9:42 pm

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2008-01-15T18:56:14-04:00

but I already tryed that, and it did not work.

Do as Zircon posted as altering a config will not work on an already created channel file.

chanset

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Tue Jan 15, 2008 6:56 pm

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2008-01-15T17:58:10-04:00

you asked for a tcl script, but as we already told you, a tcl is not needed to enforce modes in a channel. If you say you already tried that, and it didn't work, then you must have a conflict in your conf file, or another tcl script in interfering.

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:58 pm

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2008-01-15T13:43:40-04:00

Code:

.chanset #channel1 chanmode +nt-iklmps.chanset #channel2 chanmode +nt-klps.chanset #channel3 chanmode +nt-iklps

I think this is the easiest and fastest way to do it....the command .chanset require to load the module channels, which anyway you need to load, coz without it, you won't be able to make the bot join a channel or save channel specific userfile information.

Statistics: Posted by Zircon — Tue Jan 15, 2008 1:43 pm

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2008-01-15T10:48:29-04:00

I asked for Tcl script, not module based solution, coz I know that module based is better solution, but I already tryed that, and it did not work. However I will try to figure out why did'nt work, or ill made my very own, i guess very simple, Tcl script, wich should be just triggered on channel mode change, and set them back to +nt-lpmisk. Whatever i do, i will post here when i'm done

Tnx anyway

Statistics: Posted by CyberianIce — Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:48 am

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2008-01-15T10:01:08-04:00

DarkRaptor is 100% correct. You do not need any script to set channel modes, use .chanset to set them. Also be aware, if you have preset channels in the conf file under the channel add section, you might want to set them to the same modes you are wishing to enforce in your channels.

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:01 am

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2008-01-15T01:10:09-04:00

Hi,

I think this can do the job.

Code:

.chanset #channel chanmode ±channelmode

chanmode: These modes are enforced on the channel. Both + and - modes can be enforced.

Statistics: Posted by DarkRaptor — Tue Jan 15, 2008 1:10 am

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2008-01-15T00:05:52-04:00

Hi there, I need a Tcl script wich will make a Bot to keep three different channel modes to three different channels (Bot should return predefined channel modes if an channel mod change detect). Each mode for each channes.

i.e

For #channel1
Keep these modes +nt-iklmps

For #channel2
Keep these modes +nt-klps

For #channel3
Keep these modes +nt-iklps

Any ideas?

Statistics: Posted by CyberianIce — Tue Jan 15, 2008 12:05 am