[New Buzzen Auth]

I'm not too sure about the auth but some scripters have made bots for it. I recently downloaded FlashCon from ww.moschino.org.uk. You can check it and it may help you on how the bot is connecting. I think there's another one called Napalm Bv2 somewhere too. And at the moment I can't seem to join their helpdesk, it is on invite or something.

[Sending A Linefeed]

Pysch, haven't you tried it without all the UTF encoding stuff?

Just sending "PRIVMSG %#TESTROOM :S Tahoma;0 First Line" & Chr(239) & "Second Line" works fine here.

[Sending A Linefeed]

Wrong.

 

What you need to do is this:

 

"PRIVMSG %#TESTROOM :S Tahoma;0 First Line" & Chr(239) & "Second Line"

 

He is not wanting to send a crlf, but rather to make the next line appear on a new line in an msn web chatroom.

[Sending A Linefeed]

<-- is that chr(1) ?

[Ircx Timers]

.timerblah 1 5 msg $!chr(37) $!+ $mid($chan, 2) hello

[Age kicker in hybrid]

floydfan i think the profile manager is in the full version try it and check it out

[server question]

i did /window -c "status window" in one of the servers statuses and it closed..

[server question]

alias c.test {
 var %x 1
 while (%x <= $scon(0)) {
   if ($scon(%x).server == Msn) { scid $scon(%x).cid | scid $scid(%x) | scon %x | window -c "status window" }
   inc %x
 }
}

 

If I have about 5 Msn servers open, and i do /c.test I want it to close them all, but the above alias isnt working. any help anyone?

[$bfind error]

I switched to version 6.16 and this error only seems to happening in 6.16. it's the $bfind, for e.g..

 

if ($bfind(&x, 1-,Authentication-Info:)) {
blah blah
}

 

gives the error:

 

* Invalid parameters: $bfind (line 26, script3)

 

I get the same error on all my $bfind, but the code actually works, just that the error is very annoying. Any suggesstions anyone?

[question]

Hm, thanks for the reply. Looks like I'll just stick with $sockname anyway.

 

Ps: good to see you cleric, dunno if you remember me, but I used to be MasterVulcan.

[question]

Hm, thanks for the reply. Looks like I'll just stick with $sockname anyway.

 

Ps: good to see you cleric, dunno if you remember me, but I used to be MasterVulcan.

[question]

Yep i knew about $sockname thanks, but wanted to know if $regml(1) returns this too.. , any suggesstions anyone?

[question]

Lets say I have a sockopen event of this sort:

 

on $*:SOCKOPEN:/blah|hii|heyy/g:{ 
  sockwrite -n $sockname $auth.i 
}

 

would $regml(1) return the socketname?

 

e.g..

 

on $*:SOCKOPEN:/blah|hii|heyy/g:{ 
  if ($regml(1) = blah) { do stuff here for the blah socket etc }
  sockwrite -n $sockname $auth.i 
}

 

Would that work? Any suggesstions anyone?