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problem with key

2005-01-10T01:48:55-04:00

she may not have even added the bot to the netbots. '.netbots add Bot'

Statistics: Posted by toefraz — Mon Jan 10, 2005 1:48 am

problem with key

2005-01-04T00:16:20-04:00

actually, [putallbots] shouldn't reveal anything to foreign bots which don't have the nb_key since all botnet communications initiated by netbots script are encrypted

Statistics: Posted by demond — Tue Jan 04, 2005 12:16 am

problem with key

2005-01-01T06:57:23-04:00

not necessarily - he/she didn't say the botnet is private

I made an assumption of a 'private' network because of what pissoble wrote:

my nb_key is set to the same for both bots and they are both ...

The indication is a private network because both are his/hers; either way, a re-read of the Components Documentation should help.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Sat Jan 01, 2005 6:57 am

Re: problem with key

2005-01-01T03:16:14-04:00

my bots are linked but when i do any netbots command only the bot that i typed in console does that command. my nb_key is set to the same for both bots and they are both running netbots... PLEASE help
Have you first set the bots to control thru .control *, or .netcontrol *? Test it by using .netsay ____ in your homeroom...

control/netcontrol is used to specify which netbots (or group of netbots) to control - and by default you control all of them - so the command is irrelevant to that guy's problem

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sat Jan 01, 2005 3:16 am

Re: problem with key

2005-01-01T00:30:49-04:00

my bots are linked but when i do any netbots command only the bot that i typed in console does that command. my nb_key is set to the same for both bots and they are both running netbots... PLEASE help

Have you first set the bots to control thru .control *, or .netcontrol *? Test it by using .netsay ____ in your homeroom...

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Sat Jan 01, 2005 12:30 am

problem with key

2004-12-31T23:49:01-04:00

Option #3 is the one you want.

not necessarily - he/she didn't say the botnet is private - and if it's not, i.e. there are foreign bots linked, using "all" will force the use of [putallbots], which may reveal sensitive information to the foreign bots' owners

Statistics: Posted by demond — Fri Dec 31, 2004 11:49 pm

problem with key

2004-12-30T18:58:11-04:00

nb_flag (default: "N")
The netbot flag. There are three ways you can set this:

1) Set a custom netbot flag such as "N". This must be an upper-case alphabet letter. You can easily add/remove netbots using the .netbots command. netbot commands will only be sent to and accepted from other netbots. This is the most secure setting, and is the best setting if your botnet is linked to other peoples' botnets.
2) Set the flag to "b" - eggdrop's bot flag. Commands will be sent to and accepted from bots recognised as +b on your bot's userfile.
3) Set it to "all". Commands will be sent to and accepted from all bots on the botnet. Because it utilises the 'putallbots' Tcl command, this is the most efficient setting for using netbots.tcl to control a large number of bots, making it a good option for large but private botnets.

Valid settings: as described above.

Option #3 is the one you want.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Thu Dec 30, 2004 6:58 pm

problem with key

2004-12-30T17:04:28-04:00

my bots are linked but when i do any netbots command only the bot that i typed in console does that command. my nb_key is set to the same for both bots and they are both running netbots... PLEASE help

Statistics: Posted by pissoble — Thu Dec 30, 2004 5:04 pm