User contributions for Geo

20 February 2022

• 03:4703:47, 20 February 2022 diff hist +1‎ EggWiki ‎ →‎Common Errors
• 03:4703:47, 20 February 2022 diff hist +22‎ EggWiki ‎ →‎Common Errors

17 February 2022

• 04:4204:42, 17 February 2022 diff hist +57‎ EggWiki ‎No edit summary
• 04:2704:27, 17 February 2022 diff hist +18‎ EggWiki ‎No edit summary
• 04:2304:23, 17 February 2022 diff hist −8‎ Threaded DNS ‎ →‎Disabling Threaded DNS current
• 04:2204:22, 17 February 2022 diff hist +2,160‎ N Threaded DNS ‎ Created page with "__TOC__ In Eggdrop 1.9.2, new code was added to integrate asynchronous DNS into the core code (we decided to call this threaded DNS, because asynchronous is just so hard to type). == Eggdrop's DNS Module History == Because of limitations in early OS design and the desire to make Eggdrop as portable as possible across all the different OSs, the original Eggdrop code required Eggdrop to block when making a DNS request- in other words, when it sent out a DNS query to conn..."

13 February 2022

• 04:2604:26, 13 February 2022 diff hist +371‎ N No Telnet Port Set ‎ Created page with "When attempting to CTCP chat Eggdrop, you receive the following error: !Eggdrop! ERROR no telnet port This means you have not created a listening port in your config file. To remedy, open the config file for Eggdrop and search for the 'listen' setting. Follow the syntax shown, for example: listen <ip> <port> all Once you set this, rehash the bot and try again." current
• 03:5003:50, 13 February 2022 diff hist +45‎ EggWiki ‎No edit summary
• 03:4503:45, 13 February 2022 diff hist +21‎ N Main Page ‎ Geo moved page Main Page to EggWiki current Tag: New redirect
• 03:4503:45, 13 February 2022 diff hist 0‎ m EggWiki ‎ Geo moved page Main Page to EggWiki
• 02:4702:47, 13 February 2022 diff hist +423‎ Partyline ‎ →‎Telnet current
• 01:2501:25, 13 February 2022 diff hist +796‎ N Loading Tcl Scripts ‎ Created page with "__TOC__ == Adding a Tcl script == Eggdrop can run scripts written in the Tcl language. The default eggdrop.conf file has examples of scripts being loaded at the bottom. To load a script, you can place the script you wish to run in the eggdrop/scripts directory. You likely need to edit some settings within the script itself (open the script file and read the comments, if any, at the beginning of the script). Then, load the script by adding source scripts/scriptname.tcl..." current
• 01:2201:22, 13 February 2022 diff hist +25‎ EggWiki ‎ →‎Using Eggdrop
• 00:0900:09, 13 February 2022 diff hist +98‎ Partyline ‎No edit summary
• 00:0300:03, 13 February 2022 diff hist +1‎ EggWiki ‎ →‎FAQ
• 00:0300:03, 13 February 2022 diff hist +14‎ EggWiki ‎No edit summary
• 00:0200:02, 13 February 2022 diff hist +2,281‎ N Hostmasks ‎ Created page with "A "hostmask" is one of the methods Eggdrop uses to distinguish between users on IRC. However, the format often confuses new users. == Sections of a hostmask == There are three parts to a hostmask: The nickname, the ident, and the hostname. These three strings are combined to create a hostmask in the format of "nickname!ident@hostname". === Nickname === The nickname portion of a hostmask is the nickname used by a user on IRC === Ident === The ident is a string (general..." current

12 February 2022

• 23:1923:19, 12 February 2022 diff hist −508‎ EggWiki ‎No edit summary
• 06:0106:01, 12 February 2022 diff hist +626‎ N Running Multiple Eggdrops From One Directory ‎ Created 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 Administration ‎ Created 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