by Riamus » Thu Dec 18, 2003 9:26 pm
First, you insert the code into the bot by Alt-R and then File > New which will create a black file. Just paste into that blank file.
The //echo -a $address(nick,8) will show you the host info that you need to enter if you are manually entering that information when messaging the bot. If you just use the syntax that includes $address(nick,8), you don't have to use the //echo part.
Also, you /msg command is incorrect.
it's:
//msg botnick autoop #yourchan $address(nick,8)
so, an example:
//msg elkbot autoop #hicks $address(mrwoffle,8)
Remember that the person must be online when doing this unless you manually enter the host in this manner:
//msg elkbot autoop #hicks mrwoffle!*ident@*.hishost.com
To see what I mean by that format, you can type //echo -a $address(mrwoffle,8) if he's online and you'll see what you would type if you had the information and the person was offline.
Finally.. you didn't enter the info about YOU correctly either:
100:nick!mrbucket@c-67-***-**-***.client.comcast.net
Unless your nick is "nick", this is not correct.
100:nick!*ident@*.host.com
nick = your nick
ident = your ident info (type /whois yournick to see your ident.. it's usually your identd or your e-mail nick that you have in mirc options)
*.host.com = your dns/ip info
Because you have all those numbers that you listed, I'm certain your DNS/host info changes every time you reconnect. So, I recommend using the host.com part in this format:
100:nick!*ident@*.client.comcast.net
And just replace nick and ident in that. Note that you need BOTH *'s that are listed as well as the ! and @ symbols.
I think that covers everything.