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invite script (the never ending story...)

2003-03-05T02:02:57-04:00

Then see in the tcl-commands.doc file the bind need and do yourself a tcl with wich you will do some tests to see if *primary* is down or whatever and ask from another one.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Wed Mar 05, 2003 2:02 am

invite script (the never ending story...)

2003-03-04T18:11:46-04:00

The script should ask a bot which is running dreamers invite script. e.g. /msg !invite bot . It works fine if I add it the channel file but there I only can add one invite req. e.g .chanset #XX need-invite putserv "PRIVMSG XXBOT :!invite " I want it to ask more bots for invite if the primary is down.

I have never got it top work in the .conf file for some reason.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Mar 04, 2003 6:11 pm

invite script (the never ending story...)

2003-03-04T02:03:10-04:00

You haven't mentioned from who it will ask for an invite? How do expect to tell you some tips or even sugest you a tcl if we dont know that? We are not mind readers..

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Tue Mar 04, 2003 2:03 am

invite script (the never ending story...)

2003-03-03T19:46:42-04:00

I have found an invite script by Dreamer which reads user/password from a file. Its a simple script easy to understand and modify (have removed the add function), perfect for me which is new to tcl and eggdrop. It works greate.

Now Im I looking for the script which asks to be invited. I have search in the form and on the net fro som days but nor found any. When its a simple script, I thought I should found many of them but, no. It exists of course in the more advanced script, but I want something simple.

It should just have a timer (5-10 minutues) and every event it should check if its in the channel and if not, ask bots (running Dreamers script)for invite. It should be able to ask serveral bots with a dealy of 10-20 seconds if it not gest invited by the first. Looks very basic for me if you know tcl and eggdrop...(which Im not)

So my question does it exists or do anyone have any hints how to do it?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Mar 03, 2003 7:46 pm