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botnet - getops

2003-03-02T04:05:37-04:00

I feel even as a newbie, netbots has become quite configurable and easy to set up over time.

I'd recommend netbots.tcl anytime, even tho I used own.tcl, getops.tcl and a couple of others.

Statistics: Posted by Yourname — Sun Mar 02, 2003 4:05 am

botnet - getops

2003-03-01T12:15:37-04:00

netbots is quite simple and covers alot of functionality

own.tcl has cookieops (though not the most secure) and extended security features.

and there are lots more. just depends how much functionality/security you want.

if you simply want "netjoin" and "netsay" functionality, then something like "Botnet.tcl by KuNgFo0 (#eggfaq@efnet)" is sufficient.

Statistics: Posted by spock — Sat Mar 01, 2003 12:15 pm

botnet - getops

2003-03-01T12:06:56-04:00

oh yes

i have done a little mistake

work now thx

btw:

what kind of botnet tcl are good to use?
(and easy to use )

Statistics: Posted by MasterJM — Sat Mar 01, 2003 12:06 pm

botnet - getops

2003-03-01T11:56:51-04:00

# - Bots must be linked in a botnet
# - Every bot that should be ops on your channels must load this script
# - Add all bots you wanna op with this one using the .+bot nick address
# command. The "nick" should be exactly the botnet-nick of the other bot
# - Add the hostmasks that uniquely identify this bot on IRC
# - Add a global or channel +o flag on all bots to be opped
# - Do exactly the same on all other bots

yes

Statistics: Posted by spock — Sat Mar 01, 2003 11:56 am

botnet - getops

2003-03-01T11:45:54-04:00

hi
i have linked 4 eggdrops

1 hub 3 clients

.bottree show me that it works

i have installed getops.tcl on all 4 bots

but it dont work:

GetOps: No bots to ask for ops on #channel.

what is the problem

must i add flags ?

Statistics: Posted by MasterJM — Sat Mar 01, 2003 11:45 am