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ctcp question

2004-08-05T05:45:50-04:00

change the name of one of your procs?

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Thu Aug 05, 2004 5:45 am

well, here is a kick in the butt

2004-08-04T22:36:40-04:00

I had another security script being used by this eggie that had some raw and notice binds in it. I removed all of the other scripts from the config file, and rebooted the bot. My ctcp time bind now works.
Could anyone sugest what I could do about this. I would like to keep all my security code that Im building in one bot. And I have been doing seperate scripts for each security problem that we have encountered. Sugestions???

droolin

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Wed Aug 04, 2004 10:36 pm

errr, syntext of prvmsg was wrong but still nothing from bin

2004-08-04T22:06:58-04:00

Ok, doing some search's. I found that the syntex of my privmsg was incorrect, it should have been.

Code:

putserv "PRIVMSG $Check_Nick2 :\001TIME\001"

I was missing the ending \001. But, I still do not get anything back in the bind. Watching both channel and telnet. shoot, I changed the debug privmsg to use my nick, because I figured I couldnt type that wrong. Channel name I might have. Again, still no response. Nothing seen in the telnet or log points to syntex error. ????
I am using eggdrop 1.6.15 on freebsd 5.0 if that is any consideration. Sugestions please.

droolin

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Wed Aug 04, 2004 10:06 pm

telnet secession

2004-08-04T21:36:28-04:00

Im sorry, I should have included in the first posting this. I had a telnet secession open at the same time. Thats how I see I watch for tcl syntex errors.
Crap, I really did not see any incorrect number of parm errors in the telnet secession.
I changed the proc statement with the number of parms you showed, and still am not receiving anything from the telnet secession nor via my channel messages.
If I do a ctcp time against these bots from an irc secession, I do receive time responses. So I know a response is sent.
Now I am beginning to question how I am doing the ctcp time, but from what I have read. That is the proper syntex???

droolin

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Wed Aug 04, 2004 9:36 pm

ctcp question

2004-08-04T20:57:41-04:00

Code:

proc Verify_CTCP_TIME {nick handle dest keyword text} {

should be

Code:

proc Verify_CTCP_TIME {nick host handle dest keyword text} {

You should try debuging via a telnet or DCC session, rather than just by writing error messages into your code...if you had been, you should have seen an error about the number of params. At the very least, check your logfile...

roland

Statistics: Posted by rolandguy — Wed Aug 04, 2004 8:57 pm

ctcp question

2004-08-04T20:31:38-04:00

The first block of code is to issue a ctcp time against a nick. I have received the following debug messages in the channel that makes me think it is:
Got Version Reply from fsbdvv: mIRC v6.14 Khaled Mardam-Bey
in if statement checking nick fsbdvv
have issued time against fsbdvv

Code:

set Check_Nick1   [lindex $text 4]set Nick_Length [string length $Check_Nick1]set Check_Nick2 [string trimright $Check_Nick1 :]putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :in if statement checking nick $Check_Nick2"putserv "PRIVMSG $Check_Nick2 :\001TIME"putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :have issued time against $Check_Nick2"

The below is the bind even that I set for the information that is returned, and none of my debug statements are being picked up. So, I am not sure if my problem is in the syntex of the issuing of the CTCP TIME or in my bind?

Code:

bind ctcr - TIME  Verify_CTCP_TIMEproc Verify_CTCP_TIME {nick handle dest keyword text} {globalGline_LengthglobalGline_Messageputhelp"PRIVMSG #DaStats :bla bla $text"

Help would be most appriceated here, I'm trying to cure a bot problem that we have.

droolin

Statistics: Posted by droolin — Wed Aug 04, 2004 8:31 pm