Well this script is awesome speechles
Now i have one question. I will tell u my problem.
The Bot Seen is op in a channel. e.g. #bla
Then if i deop Seen he give me a privmsg in my query: <Seen> .opme #bla
That was my test.
Now we have an another Bot with oline.
If someone deop Seen he dont write to this Bot with oline. why?
Here is my currently Script
Seen write only to me a privmsg i've tested with some another guys on our irc. But the bot write only me not HeliBot or the another test users.
it's this line: if {[isop $n $chan]} {Now i have one question. I will tell u my problem.
The Bot Seen is op in a channel. e.g. #bla
Then if i deop Seen he give me a privmsg in my query: <Seen> .opme #bla
That was my test.
Now we have an another Bot with oline.
If someone deop Seen he dont write to this Bot with oline. why?
Here is my currently Script
Code:
variable alertnicks "HeliBot CyberWar"bind mode - *-o* check:deopproc check:deop {nick uhost hand chan mc victim} { if {[isbotnick $victim]} { foreach n [split $::alertnicks] { if {[isop $n $chan]} { set deopflag 1 if {[llength [split $::alertnicks]] > 3} { puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :.opme $chan" } else { putserv "PRIVMSG $nick :.opme $chan" } } } if {![info exists deopflag]} { putserv "privmsg #botsynch :\[automated message\] $nick has broken the rules on $chan by deopping me." } }}That tells the bot don't even bother asking an unopped person in that channel for ops, even if they are on the list. Read below this part of the original script (you shortened it without realizing what it said).
Code:
# if there is nobody from the alertnicks list # in the channel with ops, let's not ask them # for ops, they can't help. let's instead make a # public channel announcement about it. if {![info exists deopflag]} { putserv "privmsg $chan :\[automated message\] $nick has broken the rules on $chan by deopping me. There is \ no one in my list with ops that I can ask to op me. I am making this public message in the hopes \ someone will op me. Thank you." } The problem is the difference between what your doing and what the script can. Your using an direct client connection (dcc) command, while the script uses an internet relayed one (privmsg). If you have commands available to op through that oline'd bot using private message, the script can be adapted for that quite easily.If i write in the partyline:then it works.msg Helibot .opme #bla
Whats the Problem?
That would be tueb's script. That code is expecting an older version of eggdrop. On newer eggdrops you get that error about arguments not matching parameters. Just unload that script. Then op Helibot and your other friends in the alertnicks list and try again.i have one error in the partyline:Code:
[13:25] Tcl error [log:mode]: wrong # args: should be "log:mode nick uhost hand channel text"
*** Note: It's also acceptable to KEEP comments in the script, they act as notes to help the next time you make modifications. Others wishing to (and yourself later when you forget what parts of your code do..heh) can learn from your commented code and understand it based upon the comments explaining its expected behavior. When I see people strip them completely it leaves tears in my eyes...
Statistics: Posted by speechles — Wed Mar 19, 2008 10:12 pm
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