There's a design flaw in the code, it doesn't gracefully fall back to defaults in the event of an unknown error (User kills the sockets, mIRC crashes/restarts, etc)

To get it to work again you need to unset the variable it internally sets to gauge if it's currently sending or not, and that is %sndmail.busy

/set %sndmail.busy 0

/unset %sndmail.busy

/unset %sndmail.*

any of those will work. genius_at_work will have to update the code for you to prevent this from happening in the future. A simple on start event, or adding additional checks, or however this code guru decides.

Last edited by _Memo; 18/11/08 10:47 PM.