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tcl better than spychan.

2019-12-03T04:36:36-04:00

You want that the same eggdrop mades the relay between two chans ?
I did a chanrelay but it needs botnet.

btw, this kind of script is quite simple:

Code:

bind pubm - "#chan1 *" pubrelayproc pubrelay {nick uhost handle chan text} {   putserv "PRIVMSG #chan2 :($nick) $text"}bind ctcp - "ACTION" actrelayproc actrelay {nick uhost hand chan key text} {   if { $chan != "#chan1" } { return 0 }   putserv "PRIVMSG #chan2 :*$nick $text"}

This is just the principe, not a script to use as is

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Tue Dec 03, 2019 4:36 am

tcl better than spychan.

2019-11-30T06:44:39-04:00

Of course I checked.
there is not, probably just because it does not have a name attributable to "chan", "link", "reley". so if there were, it is impossible to find it without knowing the name.

Statistics: Posted by Suratka — Sat Nov 30, 2019 6:44 am

Re: tcl better than spychan.

2019-11-29T15:45:17-04:00

...
Does anyone remember the name of the tcl and where can I find it?

Not specifically.

Have you checked here:
http://tclarchive.org/

There is a whole section of "Channel Linking Scripts".
Perhaps one of them might look familiar to you.

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Fri Nov 29, 2019 3:45 pm

tcl better than spychan.

2019-11-29T15:38:51-04:00

does someone by chance know a tcl for eggdrop that acts as a two-channel channel?
I tried "spychan", but it is a unique sense, it works by itself to read what is said in a channel.
I need a tcl that acts as an intermediary and functions both in reception and transmission.
once if I'm not mistaken I had a tcl like that, whose name I don't remember.

It gave the possibility to activate and deactivate with the "! Gateon" command
"! Gateoff".
Does anyone remember the name of the tcl and where can I find it?

Statistics: Posted by Suratka — Fri Nov 29, 2019 3:38 pm