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NickServ help

2003-08-02T07:05:55-04:00

I use the IRCServices TCL by MC_8 .... You have to modify the script only if Nickserv is set to respond differently on your particular network

Statistics: Posted by Moonster — Sat Aug 02, 2003 7:05 am

NickServ help

2003-08-02T04:56:51-04:00

thanks

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Aug 02, 2003 4:56 am

NickServ help

2003-08-02T04:20:30-04:00

well either the bot doesn't recognize your host, or the DCC chat doesn't work on your connection.

try /ctcp chat if the bot requests chat then it recognizes u as owner. if not then telnet the bot (i.e. telnet

) and see .help +host to add a new host into your handle.

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Sat Aug 02, 2003 4:20 am

NickServ help

2003-08-01T19:00:19-04:00

it still doesn`t work, but thanks anyway.
to identify on nickserv i wrote on eggdrop.conf where is my server list:
irc.omnitel.net:6667 a added :ziuzia
so now it's irc.omnitel.net:6667:ziuzia ,,, and that works fine...
but i have another problem.. why the bot doesn't answer when i try to DCC chat with it?

when i open dcc chat there is:

Chat with CBou
Waiting for acknowledgement...

and the bot doesn't answer. Why is that?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 01, 2003 7:00 pm

NickServ help

2003-08-01T09:31:48-04:00

I don't think you can use wildcards around the == operator

Try this instead

Code:

set mask "NickServ!ubaldas@aitvaras.net" ;#change it to match NickServ mask set np "ziuzia" bind notc - "$mask" botident proc botident {nick uhost handle text dest} {   global mask np   if {[string match "*nickname*registered*" "$text"]}    putquick "PRIVMSG Nickserv :identify $np" -next   } }

But then again, this is not a safe method either since your password is written (un-encrypted) in your TCL file.

Statistics: Posted by z_one — Fri Aug 01, 2003 9:31 am

NickServ help

2003-08-01T07:03:38-04:00

it doesn't.. i'm on DALnet server irc.omnitel.lt
nickserv's mask ubaldas@aitvaras.net
so i wrote

Code:

set mask "NickServ!ubaldas@aitvaras.net" ;#change it to match NickServ mask set np "ziuzia" bind notc - "$mask" botident proc botident {nick uhost handle text dest} { global mask np if { $text == "*nickname*registered*" }{ putquick "PRIVMSG Nickserv :identify $np" -next } }

but my nick still changes to svecias****, its lithuanian server so it's not guest***
what i have to do to make this script work?[/code]

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 01, 2003 7:03 am

NickServ help

2003-08-01T05:25:39-04:00

First, that script isnt safe at all, cus anyone can message the bot and it will reply services password

Code:

set mask "NickServ!IDENT@HOST" ;#change it to match NickServ maskset np "ziuzia"bind notc - "$mask" botidentproc botident {nick uhost handle text dest} {global mask npif { $text == "*nickname*registered*" }{putquick "PRIVMSG Nickserv :identify $np" -next }}

i've not tested yet, but might work

Statistics: Posted by soul — Fri Aug 01, 2003 5:25 am

NickServ help

2003-08-01T02:36:36-04:00

i downloaded several eggdrop autoidentify on nickserv scripts but they all doesn't work. why?

botnick.tcl

# BotNick!
#
# Getting eggdrop 1.1.5 bots to respond to nickserv, stops the bot
# getting killed if there is a netsplit.
#
# Set the "nickpass" variable to the password used with nickserv.

set nickpass "ziuzia"

bind notc - "This nickname is registered*" botnick
proc botnick {nick uhost handle text} {
global nickpass
putserv "PRIVMSG Nickserv :identify $nickpass"
}

and in the eggdrop.conf i added
source botnick.tcl
set nickpass "ziuzia"

but when my windrop connects to irc its nick changes to guest****

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 01, 2003 2:36 am