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Socket connected to irc. #155192 04/08/06 06:18 AM
Joined: May 2006 Posts: 122 J jizzy OP Vogon poet
OP jizzy Vogon poet J Joined: May 2006 Posts: 122	I am currently working on a socket bot for mirc. I am using the end of motd reply to tell when the bot is connected and ready to send msg's but Im not 100% sure if all ircds return this. So is there better way to tell when the connection has been established? If only women came with popup menus and online help.

Re: Socket connected to irc. #155193 04/08/06 11:56 AM
Joined: May 2005 Posts: 449 Georgia USA bwr30060 Fjord artisan
bwr30060 Fjord artisan Joined: May 2005 Posts: 449 Georgia USA	You can tell you're connected when you get a ping from the server. You'll get something like "PING <hexadecimal number here>". Bears on Patrol Chat

Re: Socket connected to irc. #155194 04/08/06 02:18 PM
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,741 G genius_at_work Hoopy frood
genius_at_work Hoopy frood G Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,741	The easiest way to detect when you are connected is to use RAW 001 (to 004). RAW 001:*: echo -s Now connected Quote: Raw 001 ------- Format : 001 :Welcome to the Internet Relay Network <nickname> Example: 001 :Welcome to the Internet Relay Network Gemini Network: All Parameters ---------- <nickname> Your nickname. Info ---- Sent to all clients once a connection has been established and the user has successfully registered. Notes ----- This is the first point where a script or client can be sure that the user's connection has been accepted without errors or problems. This reply is sent once upon connection automatically, and never again during an IRC session. Variations ---------- On many networks (such as DALnet) the user's full address will be given instead of just a nickname, for example- 001 :Welcome to the Internet Relay Network Gemini!zodiac@port123.stupid.com Also, many networks change the message itself to include the network's name in the message, for example- 001 :Welcome to the DALnet IRC Network pai!goddess@21.9.234.32 You cannot be guaranteed that the network name or user's nickname/address will always be in the same position. See Also -------- The following are sent in sequence on connection- 001, 002, 003, 004 -genius_at_work

Re: Socket connected to irc. #155195 04/08/06 02:45 PM
Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 58 Izmir, Turkey S SCNDRL Babel fish
SCNDRL Babel fish S Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 58 Izmir, Turkey	it connects with socket you cant use mirc's events you must take with if then else.. but explanation is good. i like that

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#155196 05/08/06 12:45 AM

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oblivious

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oblivious

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just as an example...

Code:

on *:sockread:bot*: {
  sockread %blah
  tokenize 32 %blah
  window @socketinfo
  echo @socketinfo %blah
  var %_ntoks = $numtok($1-,44)
  if (%_ntoks == 2 &amp;&amp; $1,$3 isnum) {
    sockwrite -n $sockname $3 , $1 : USERID : UNIX : SocketBot 
  }
  if ($1 == PING &amp;&amp; $2) { sockwrite -n $sockname PONG $2- 
  }
  if ($2 == 376) { echo -a SocketBot Successfully Connected... 
  } 
}

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