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2003-03-04T22:58:50-04:00

If you only want to affect scripts, you can quite easily do:

Code:

proc putserv {text args} {  append text "\r\n"  putdccraw 0 [string length $text] $text}proc puthelp {text args} {  putserv $text}proc putquick {text args} {  putserv $text}

(not tested but should work)

Aside from that, you could edit the server module and disable queueing.

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Tue Mar 04, 2003 10:58 pm

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2003-03-04T15:54:45-04:00

Thanks for the information -

I did find that command when searching through this forum (but failed to mention this ), I just wondered if it were possible to do in the eggdrop.conf instead of having to modify all scripts.

I guess I'll have to write a search and replace perl script which shouldn't be too hard.

Thanks for the help and information though,

-pg

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Mar 04, 2003 3:54 pm

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2003-03-04T15:50:13-04:00

puthelp, putquick and putserv all use the queuing system, and have delays assosiated with them.

There is a further command, that should not be used by default. This can be used for things like this, and for times when you need to force a mode very quickly.

"putdccraw" is the command name.

Code:

set output "PRIVMSG ppslim :Test"putdccraw 0 $output [string length $output]

It takes three params
1: The IDX of the connection. use 0 for the currently connected IRC server
2: The output destined for the connection
3: The length of the data being sent

Because embeded NULLS can be sent accross connections with this, it can't detect the length of the string itself, thus whatever script must pass the length.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Tue Mar 04, 2003 3:50 pm

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2003-03-04T13:40:44-04:00

Hi,

I'm running an eggdrop with several scripts and games installed for a local group of friends. My problem is that the bot only seems to spit out one line a second. I realize this is flood-prevention from the bot, but as I'm running my own irc server this won't be a problem. After a little tweaking, and replacing putserv with putquick in a few scripts, I now got it to spit out four lines in one go, more than four in one go it'll spit out at one a second again. This leads me to believe it is possible to have all it's output spit out without flood-prevention or delays.

My question then is, is this possible to configure, does anyone know how to? Or is it not, and will I have to change some eggdrop source, and would anyone know which general direction in the source I'd need to look at?

Best regards,

a perl geek (just to get ppslim's blood flowing =)

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Mar 04, 2003 1:40 pm