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What's Bot

Bot is the program that using eggdrop and online 24 hours non stop.
Eggdrop has been created around Desember 1993 to help stop the incessant wars on #gayteen. It spawned from another bot I had been writing at the time called "Unrest". The purpose of Unrest was to answer help requests from other bots (the equivalent of eggdrop's current helpbot option). The first public release was (I think) v0.6, and it's grown a lot since then.

Utilities to use eggdrop

To use eggdrop, you need:
  1. some sort of Unix/Linux account -- it does not compile for Windows or Mac machines, nor will it probably ever compile there
  2. pretty good knowledge of IRC and Unix/Linux, including how to compile programs and what DCC chat is, at absolute minimum
  3. about 500k of disk space, or more, depending on your system (on Linux, the executable takes up about 400k currently -- it will be a lot larger on a RISC system)
  4. the Tcl libraries -- if you don't have them (and most systems should), check the README file on info about how to install it yourself (you don't need to be root)
  5. Eggdrop configuration file <--- this file needed to configure the bot.
    This file include :
    1. Setting the bot admin
    2. Setting irc server to use
    3. Setting Bot name
    4. Setting your main channel
    5. Setting the tcl's you want to use
    6. Setting what you want doing on your channel.
      e.g : enforceban, auto voice user, autodeop on user join when split came
    Note : not all the function of eggdrop config file i wrote here :)
  6. the Tcl to used on your bot because without this tcl your bot can't be operation effectively

Ban and How they work

I assume that you know how bans work on IRC. Eggdrop handles them in various ways, and this chapter is intended to help clarify how bans are treated within the bot. There are three types of bans:
  1. global bans These bans will be active on every channel the bot monitors. Some will "expire" after a while (be removed automatically). Others are considered "permanent" and can only be removed by a master.
  2. channel-specific bans These bans are active only on one channel, and are almost always temporary bans that expire after an hour or so (depending on how long you've specified in the config file). Usually they're created by the "revenge" mechanism (if active), or by a Tcl script of some sort.
  3. non-bot bans These are bans that were not placed by the bot, and that the bot doesn't care about. They can be removed by anyone on the channel. The other two types of bans are generally protected by the bot, and have to be removed via the bot.
The party-line command '.+ban' adds a global ban. '.kickban' will add a channel-specific ban. '.bans' will list them all, according to their category. Be sure to check out the help pages for those commands for more info. NOTE : I take all of this information at eggdrop.doc that available on every eggdrop package || Author (Unknown).

Bots on #PoMp@dalnet

Below is the bots that currently online now on #PomP@Dalnet
  1. anastas|a <--- Guard Bot
  2. N|colas <---- scramble bot
  3. Nicks_19 <--- Guard Bot
  4. darksoulz <--- Guard Bot & auto greet bot on #pomp
  5. laurencia <--- Guard Bot
  6. lien-ni <--- Guard Bot
  7. Free-BsD <--- Guard Bot
  8. r|o <--- Guard Bot
  9. Sun0S <--- Guard Bot
  10. Kerne| <--- Guard Bot
  11. Temp|4r <--- Guard Bot
  12. prissilia <--- Guard Bot
  13. FIX-IT <--- Guard Bot
  14. Ogree <--- Guard Bot
  15. Slackware <--- Guard Bot
That's all the bot that we're using to guarding channel.
All of the bot has been powered by my friend server that located on Yogyakarta.
For bot tcl, our bot using dvc.tcl that have been made by Nicolas (founder of Devil Crew) and edited sentinel1.54.tcl by slenox

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