Step 1 - you need a linux account somewhere (preferably) on which you can install and run the bot. There is a windows version of eggdrop, but obviously its harder to keep a windows machine running 24/7 and the windows eggdrop (known as windrop) is much less supported. Shell accounts can be bought for this purpose for a small amount of financial remuneration - see the list of shell providers also on this site.
Step 2 - you need to compile and set it up - there are many guides on this site on how to do that, and if you run into a problem that isnt documented, then we can help (hint : rtfm first, search the site second - nothing worse than the same question being asked time and time again). Many shell accounts come with precompiled eggdrops, so that saves a lot of hassle. You will still have to write a config script tho.
Step 3 - either locate the warbot script you want or write one, and install on the eggdrop.
Step 4 - constantly fix the bot when your users complain it doest work because they've done something daft again.
HTH
PhotonStatistics: Posted by Photon — Tue Dec 10, 2002 5:18 pm
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