Re: bopm/server
tabris <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.irc.bopm |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Monday 20 December 2004 12:21 am, ongeboren wrote: > Hi, > > I try to make a special irc server that will use > several bopm bots to scan a whole irc network. > I ended up sending the correct "Client connecting" > notice on behalf of this special server, but the bopm > bot I was testing it on didn't seem to scan the users. > It does scan the users of the server it is connected > to, but not the global users. Did you modify your connregex? there's an entry in the FAQ (if not officially supported) to allow global scanning. If you want to have a single server, multiple bots, one bot per remote server (or group) you will have to further modify the regex. However, this is NOT officially supported and the method required is outside the scope of this mailing list. Much of what I say is assuming UnrealIRCd and you're using a normal hub server for your bots... Of course, adjustments may be made for other realities. Without further details from you, I cannot validate my assumptions. > > As the only difference in the NOTICE is the servername > changing in the beginning of the raw irc line, I would > like to ask if I haven't forgotten something else in > order to make the bopm bot act the way is is expected > to. > > For illustration I will paste 2 lines. The first one > from the irc server and the second one from the > > "special" irc server: > :irc.xxxxx.com NOTICE ongeboren :*** Notice -- Client > > connecting: ResolveR ([email protected]) > [80.80.130.242] {1} > > :sanserv.services NOTICE ongeboren :*** Notice -- > > Client connecting: ResolveR ([email protected]) > [80.80.130.242] {1} > > Thanks in advance! > ongeboren -- I have a friend whose a billionaire. He invented Cliff's notes. When I asked him how he got such a great idea he said, "Well first I... I just... to make a long story short..." -- Steven Wright
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