A few questions...
jammurtha
tweek if possible
1.) Info displayed by /whois command:
i.e. --> Liz is f...@is.last.on.top60.org
Is it possible to change the "fur" to "liz"
2.) Info displayed by /version command:
i.e. --> [Liz VERSION reply]: eggdrop v1.6.1
Is there anyway That I can modify this output or block it in some way?
In other words, I want to disguise the fact that it is a bot. This is on my
own network & will not be used to put an unwanted bot on another network.
3.) I saw something in the docs about making the bot work with services, but
I can't find where I saw it. Can anyone refer me to the doc?
thanks & happy New Year! :o)
John Murtha
Houdini
"jammurtha" wrote in message:
> I just installed 1.6.1 & all seems ok, but I have a few things I want to
> tweek if possible
>
> 1.) Info displayed by /whois command:
> i.e. --> Liz is f...@is.last.on.top60.org
> Is it possible to change the "fur" to "liz"
>
This is displayed by the name of the user id (UID) on the server in which
the bot is connecting from (I believe). I don't know of any way to change
this line (except to change the UID), maybe someone else does :)
> 2.) Info displayed by /version command:
> i.e. --> [Liz VERSION reply]: eggdrop v1.6.1
> Is there anyway That I can modify this output or block it in some way?
> In other words, I want to disguise the fact that it is a bot. This is on
my
> own network & will not be used to put an unwanted bot on another network.
In your config file, find the line that states: loadmodule ctcp
Then after that line put something like this:
set ctcp-version "mIRC v5.81 K.Mardam-Bey"
set ctcp-finger "Get Your Finger Outa There"
You can change the words between the " and " to anything you want.
Or you could:
set ctcp-mode 0
# This is normal behavior.
set ctcp-mode 1
# bot ignores all CTCPs, except for CTCP CHATs & PINGs requested
# by +o flag users.
set ctcp-mode 2
# bot doesn't answer more than C CTCPs in S seconds. C/S are defined
# by the set flood-ctcp C:S (cf # server module)
>
> 3.) I saw something in the docs about making the bot work with services,
but
> I can't find where I saw it. Can anyone refer me to the doc?
>
Not sure what you mean here. I would try and search the tcl scripts out
there and see if they do what you want.
Happy New Year
Houdini
jammurtha
Adding those lines for CTCP worked perfectly.
What I'm trying to do with services is to allow the bot to be able to
identify with
services & the main server (opers) so that it appears to be a registered
nick &
IRC oper, similar to what you can do with mIRC when you sign on with the
"Perform" (on connect, perform these operations) function.
John
Houdini <m...@home.somewhere> wrote in message
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Houdini
>
> What I'm trying to do with services is to allow the bot to be able to
> identify with
> services & the main server (opers) so that it appears to be a registered
> nick &
> IRC oper, similar to what you can do with mIRC when you sign on with the
> "Perform" (on connect, perform these operations) function.
>
If I understand what you want to do, find the line in your config file that
reads:
set init-server { }
Between the { and } you can then put the commands you want such as
set init-server {
putserv "NICKSERV identify <botpassword>"
putserv "CHANSERV identify <founderpassword>"
putserv "CHANSERV <opper command to get IRCop>"
}
This works about the same as Perform or On Connect for mIRC. The
syntax is different but the idea is the same.
Just modify whatever you need between the " and " for each line.
Keep in mind that anyone who has access to your account/config file will
also have access to the passwords.
HTH
Houdini
BarkerJr
you'd like the bot to identify _before_ joining channels.
-BarkerJr
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Houdini
Thanks for the correction Barker.
Houdini
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