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  • 23:1923:19, 12 February 2022 diff hist −508 EggWikiNo edit summary
  • 06:0106:01, 12 February 2022 diff hist +626 N Running Multiple Eggdrops From One DirectoryCreated page with "__TOC__ == How can I run multiple Eggdrops from the one directory? == You don't need to install multiple copies of Eggdrop to run multiple instances. Instead, you can place multiple config files inside your single Eggdrop installation folder and run each config file ./eggdrop egg1.conf ./eggdrop egg2.conf ./eggdrop egg3.conf etc. At minimum, you'll want to make sure you change the nickname, userfile, channel file, pid file and listening ports/IPs for each Eggdro..." current
  • 05:5505:55, 12 February 2022 diff hist +6,606 N Channel AdministrationCreated page with "__TOC__ == How does Eggdrop recognize users on a channel? == Eggdrop uses hostmasks to associate a user on a channel with their 'handle' added to Eggdrop. A handle is a single username that is always constant, whereas a nickname or hostmask a user users on IRC may change. Your bot recognises you by the hostname you have on IRC (e.g. cooldude@ppp42.fastisp.net). Hostnames are matched against the hostmasks added to your handle, which are in the form of nick!ident@hostnam..." current
  • 05:1805:18, 12 February 2022 diff hist +6,509 N Installing Tcl LocallyCreated page with "__TOC__ == Installing Tcl == As you all know, Tcl ([http://www.tcl.tk/ official site], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tcl wiki page]) is needed to compile Eggdrop, but some users may not possess root credentials needed to install Tcl via a package manager, or may wish to use a version of Tcl different from one already installed globally. Users can instead install a local copy to their shell. === Obtaining Tcl === Before doing anything else, we make sure that we are in o..."
  • 05:0305:03, 12 February 2022 diff hist +1,022 N UpgradingCreated page with "Upgrading Eggdrop is a fairly straightforward process. # We suggest backing up the .user and .chan files (the exact names were configured by you in your config file). Just in case! #. Download the latest version of Eggdrop from https://www.geteggdrop.com # Read the NEWS file that is included with Eggdrop; it will summarize the major changes made in the new version. More importantly, it will identify any configuration file changes you should be aware of. # Compile Eggdro..." current
  • 04:5604:56, 12 February 2022 diff hist −2 Versions→‎Development Version current
  • 04:5604:56, 12 February 2022 diff hist −4 Versions→‎Stable Version
  • 04:5504:55, 12 February 2022 diff hist +1,242 N VersionsCreated page with "== Stable Version == The current stable version of Eggdrop is version 1.9.2. This version has been heavily tested and will have the most recent updates and capabilities Eggdrop has to offer without encountering situations that cause it to crash or otherwise operate in an unexpected manner. The most current stable version of eggdrop can always be retrieved from [https://www.geteggdrop.com] or [https://github.com/eggheads/eggdrop/tree/stable/1.9]. == Development Version =..."
  • 04:4004:40, 12 February 2022 diff hist +3 Partyline→‎DCC/CTCP Chat
  • 04:3904:39, 12 February 2022 diff hist +86 Partyline→‎DCC/CTCP Chat
  • 04:3904:39, 12 February 2022 diff hist +2,073 N PartylineCreated page with "== What is the partyline? == The partyline is the main method of controlling your Eggdrop. You can add/remove channels, set bans, interact with scripts, or do anything else you need from this interface. If you cannot connect to the partyline, you will have issues getting the most out of what Eggdrop can offer. This is probably the first thing you want to figure out when you start Eggdrop! All partyline commands start with a '.'. Once on the Eggdrop, get familiar with the..."

8 February 2022

  • 04:1404:14, 8 February 2022 diff hist +1,178 N DCCCreated page with "== How DCC Chat Works == When you do a /dcc chat <nickname>, your IRC client opens a port on your local machine to listen for an incoming connection, and then sends a message to the other person to connect to your IP and the port you just opened. == Why you can't DCC Chat == Many computers, particularly home computers, are behind firewalls or NAT routers. These devices block incoming connections unless they are specifically configured to pass incoming traffic. We can't..." current
  • 03:2503:25, 8 February 2022 diff hist +3,372 N UTF-8Initial commit

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