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#93497 10/08/04 10:29 AM
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hi i have a big problem when i am in a chanel and someone makes a CTCP TIME on me he receives TWO times back from me.

1st a us american time
2nd a europeen time

i used a ready to go script to conect to msn chats but needed to change the connection for it to connect to the group , in the connection under REMOTE i can find ONE of the both ctcprely´s (to be exact the 2nd one"europeen time") i can turn that of by simply make an ; in front of the comand line or just turning off CTCP under listen in REMOTE but the 1st time (US american) time is still replying, but that the desired one tu turn off... i searched all files of the script but cat find annother ctcpreply, can someone helt me?

btw. 2nd Q. what does "$+" in a comand line stands for?

#93498 10/08/04 11:28 AM
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mIRC is probably replying to the ctcp itself. Try adding this to a remote.... ctcp *:time:?:halt That should stop it from responding.

$+ combines two items or more into one, for example....

//echo One $+ Two $+ Three would display as OneTwoThree


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#93499 10/08/04 12:13 PM
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i tried out the line

ctcp *:time:?:halt

but it still repiel the US TIME eg: Tue Aug 10 14:05:11 2004

usualy it should reply nothing yet but it alleready does realy wondering... i cant be somewhere in remaote and i searched ALL FILES under ALIAS POPUP REMOTE USER VARIBLE and removed each line with ctcpreply and time in the same commandline .... what else could i do?



thx for the hint with the $+ smile

#93500 10/08/04 06:11 PM
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Quote:
removed each line with ctcpreply


Search for lines that begin with CTCP (not ctcpreply) Those are the ones that will send a reply to someone else.

ctcpreply is what your script does with THEIR replies


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