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Bind, messages from bot itself [SOLVED]

2008-03-10T02:07:12-04:00

Thanks for the help.
As a newbie I'll stick with a "fix", I'll make a second bot for logging, this will also save me some trouble with op in channels (loosing op when my connection is bad).

My hope before posting my previous post was that there were a simple bind that I've missed. Thanks again.

Statistics: Posted by arune — Mon Mar 10, 2008 2:07 am

Bind, messages from bot itself [SOLVED]

2008-03-09T13:01:26-04:00

The bot does not trigger events from its own text/actions...
Instead, write wrapper functions for all the server queues...

eg.

Code:

# rename putserv commandrename putserv orig_putserv# create new putserv commandproc putserv {text {options ""}} {  # log the event, or do whatever it is you want done  putlog "$text"  # call the original putserv  orig_putserv $text $options}

Just a rough example... You'll need to do similar for all the other server queue functions as well, such as puthelp, pushmode, etc..

If all you want is to log all outbound eggdrop events to a regular eggdrop logfile, see this thread. There are probably scripts to convert eggdrop log files to mirc format.

Statistics: Posted by strikelight — Sun Mar 09, 2008 1:01 pm

Bind, messages from bot itself [SOLVED]

2008-03-10T02:08:11-04:00

Hello, I'm new to eggdrop scripts and tcl in general.

I have the following eggdrop script
http://pastebin.ca/933527 (This pastebin will work for a couple of month)
It's a logger that outputs in mirc format.
Can't seem to find where I got the script from anymore.

Now the problem is that my bot posts messages from the "partyline" now and then (when anything changes in my wiki: http://www.arune.se/script:dokuwiki-com ... to-eggdrop and when somebody makes commits to subversion), the logging script does not seem to catch the messages from the bot itself.

The binds of the script at the bottom of this post.
Is the script missing something? Could a raw be used and then filter on messages from the bot somehow?

Code:

### Eventsbind join - "#* *!*@*" logger:joinbind part - "#* *!*@*" logger:partbind sign - "#* *!*@*" logger:quitbind pubm - "#* *" logger:textbind nick - "#* *" logger:nickbind kick - "#* *" logger:kickbind mode - "#* *" logger:modebind topc - "#* *" logger:topicbind raw - "333" logger:topic-authorbind ctcp - "ACTION" logger:action

Statistics: Posted by arune — Sun Mar 09, 2008 10:35 am