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Eggdrop noob

2008-09-26T07:22:37-04:00

Might be worth adding, that any command starting with a . is only available through the dcc-chat partyline. Msg commands do not have any prefix character.
The above applies to eggdrop's internal commands, 3rd party scripts may implement their own commands differently.

Also, using the jump command, tells your bot to disconnect and try to connect to the next server in the serverlist, and obviously will not be able to recieve any new commands until successfully connected to a server on the same irc network as you are.

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Fri Sep 26, 2008 7:22 am

Eggdrop noob

2008-09-25T23:19:42-04:00

I don't know what you mean by TCL isn't working. If you don't have TCL installed your bot won't compile or load. But being a winegg, it definitely has TCL since it's a port.

Are you able to dcc the bot or telnet into the botnet? You should add the channel in the eggdrop.conf but you can also use '.+channel #channel' in the botnet.

Statistics: Posted by Hormel Sausage — Thu Sep 25, 2008 11:19 pm

Eggdrop noob

2008-09-25T22:37:42-04:00

hello,

Just started eggdrop stuff, searched and didn't get any help.

I am trying to get my eggdrop to join in a channel. I can get the eggdrop to jump the server by using the following command:
/MSG jump

Server responds with:
Jumping servers...

When i put in command like:
/MSG .channel

server responds with:
No such nick/channel

I can't get the TCL working so i'm trying to find any commands which I can use from my IRC client.

Please let me know what i'm doing wrong or what I need to do, or either point me to a good guide or something. Also, I am using windows, i know it sucks compared to UNIX but still. I am using the windows version of eggdrop and want to work with TCL (in windows) if possible, for some reason it doesn't install if my wording is correct.

-Thanks in advance

Statistics: Posted by AAZZ — Thu Sep 25, 2008 10:37 pm