Q2 : i'm using netlink tcl to relay from other channel from one network to another network , the tcl loading successful but it not relay when i check bot.chan it ignore other bot and the other bot also ignore this bot so how to make bot not ignore each other ?
it is almost a certainty that one of three reasons -
a) you did not read the pre-installation instructions,
b) you did not correctly edit the tc, or
c) you did not follow the post-installation instructions.
here, I'll be a sport and copy it here for you....now you owe me a beer 
Code:
# Add the following to your main config file:#set network UnderNet#set snet UN#set botnetid 123456# A few things to point out:# 1) In order to link channels, you need a bot on each net you want to# link.# 2) All linking bots must be connected to each other via botnet links# 3) Use the !addclink command on each net you want to link channels on.# Format is: !addclink #SourceChannel #DestinationChannel# The best thing to do is link channels of the same name. # 4) The network variable is to be set with the name of the network that# bot is on.# 5) The snet variable is a short name of the network to be displayed in# the links. EX: if snet = "UN" then output is <DrN@UN> What's up?# your network variable must be defined as well. Perferably the same# as the net variable.# 6) The botnetid variable should be the same on all bots you want to# link channels. Only change on bots that are linking different# channels on the same botnet.# 7) Linking channels of a different name.# Double entries are no longer needed. Set them up as follow:3# #Channel1 on Net1 - #Channel2 on Net2# On Net1: !addclink #channel2 #channel1# On Net2: !addclink #channel1 #channel2
Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:00 pm
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