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#217365 09/01/10 08:06 AM
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I was bored and wanted my bot to let me know when someone said my name in another chat.
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on *:TEXT:*vinyltm*:#: { msg #vinyltm --> vinyltm, your name was said by $nick in $chan }
now the problem i am having is the bot is on 8 different servers and its not crossing the message over, i am wondering if i can put like .msg #server #chan to route it to the right place... any ideas?

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/help Multi-server

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Code:
on *:TEXT:*vinyltm*:#: { scon -at1 msg #vinyltm --> vinyltm, your name was said by $nick in $chan } 

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If you are showing messages across servers/networks, you probably also want to include $server or $network in your message.

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... and prevent that extra evaluation every /sc* command will add to whatever data you'll relay (e.g. $chan) smile

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well the site they are running on is all the same website so if i just include in the message "www.justin.tv/ $+ $chan" it will give a direct link to the page it's going on. They use 8 different servers for some reason. it's no problem when your using it via the webpages but with logging my chatbot onto all servers and such, took me a while to get it routing to the correct server when it had an invite. now just had trouble getting it to cross network the messages.


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