IRC question

[yuri]

In an IRC i made a channel of of Quakenet.org. Is there a way to permenently keep the channel when I log out. Meaning when I log back onto it, it will make me an OP again right away even if others are in the channel already?

[[Gandalf]]

You'll have to register that you are the owner of the channel with a bot, like chanserv, authserv, etc.

[yuri]

how would I do that? I am using ybbot right now.

[Mazer]

You'll need to check with Quakenet. I'm sure they'll have instructions on their website.

[yuri]

K, I figured it out. QuakeNet has some Q L system which takes to long, so we moved to stratics which is far quicker.

Since I don't require a bot to hold the channel I am looking for one that provides things like games or such. Ybbot is what I have now, and it is pretty straightforward and easy to use. It also has some games like hot potato and such but it is limited to plug-ins and mods.

Anyone knows of a bot that would provide a decent amount of "fun". Like text chat games, calendar perhaps. Just a selection of useful tools within one bot.

I know they these "bots" are mostly open source, yet I have little knowledge in C++ and Perl. Although I am learning some as I mess around with it.

[yuri]

Also, I need help on this code.

on 1:text:*k*:#:.msg $chan It is spelt "Okay".

So the point of this is what a bot does. When active, the bot will search the text people use. When someone says "k" it replies with the message.

I also have a different one that looks for "I am ok" and displays a different message.

When I have both active both message pop up when someone types "I am ok"

My question is how do I get the "k" line to not do anything unless someone says "k" only.

[1of42]

take outt he asterisks, from what I remember of IRC scripting.