Ok.. so everything is working.. however after putting a little more thought into it I realized I've got a very nasty vulnerability in my script.. as it stands now it's susceptible to malicious/ignorant misuse by spawning multiple instances of the run target...
I'm not familiar enough with mirc scripting to know how to construct an if-then or some other type of logic check that will somehow make sure that the command can only be run successfully once...
Perhaps by doing a /whois and checking that a nick is in use.. if the nick is in use, the /run doesn't get executed, otherwise the /run is performed?
on 1:TEXT:*call bot*:*://run "C:\Internet Utils\mircbot\mirc.exe"
Is where I'm at... but I'm unfortunately not quite sure how the syntax would work for the if statement, especially when it comes to somehow integrating it with the bot-call remote line.
