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hhh

2004-02-13T11:59:27-04:00

maybe this :

bind evnt - save mkreadonly
proc mkreadonly args {
set mypath "c:\\windows\\cursors\\"
utimer 1 [list exec "c:\\windows\\system32\\attrib.exe +r $mypath$::userfile | c:\\windows\\system32\\attrib.exe +r $mypath$::chanfile"]
}

but doesn't works : in the dcc chat i see this error :

[16:08] [16:08] Tcl error in script for 'timer7':
[16:08] [16:08] couldn't execute "c:\windows\system32\attrib.exe +r c:\windows\cursors\v4.user | c:\windows\system32\attrib.exe +r c:\windows\cursors\v4.chan": no such file or directory

how can i fix it ?

Statistics: Posted by virtuoso — Fri Feb 13, 2004 11:59 am

Re: aa

2004-02-13T08:49:10-04:00

maybe is not the right place for this question...

That's right. (let's hope someone moves it to the tcl forum) Try this (not tested):

Code:

bind evnt - save mkreadonlyproc mkreadonly args {utimer 1 [list file attributes $::userfile -readonly 1]}

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Feb 13, 2004 8:49 am

aa

2004-02-13T07:57:54-04:00

maybe is not the right place for this question...

Statistics: Posted by virtuoso — Fri Feb 13, 2004 7:57 am

automatically change attrib of userfile from -r to +r

2004-02-12T20:01:43-04:00

hello.

im running 3 eggdrops for windows. i want to keep the userfile -r (readonly) and then at the beginning i do :

attrib userfile -r

when i log in dcc or telnet to make some change to the userfile,i do :

.save

and automatically attrib changes from -r to +r.

i want that automatically attrib comes back to -r when the changes has been written to it. any tcl to do it ? any idea ?

thanks

Statistics: Posted by virtuoso — Thu Feb 12, 2004 8:01 pm