I'm back to using the good old Linksys instead of the piece of junk Netgear router, so Spaz's music sharing is back. Join #music, and whenever I'm playing music, I will automatically say something like:
Now playing: Torley Wong - Spotlight|Trance Epic [DS edit] (7:54) { torley_wong-spotlight_trance_epic__ds_edit__vbr.mp3 }
You can then /ctcp Spaz TDCC GET <stuff in purple in {}> to download that song from me. For example, /ctcp Spaz TDCC GET torley_wong-spotlight_trance_epic__ds_edit__vbr.mp3
It is for me, Spaz. I'm trying to connect to SmoothieServer
It would appear so. SmoothieServer here too.
Graphite's dns name (smoothieserver.ath.cx) has been updated, it was the cause of the issue.
I wrote a quick 8-ball script, which can be found in #8ball. Syntax is as follows:
!8ball Is this a stupid question? (Except you put in your own question.)
The answers are the standard 20, as I found on
Wikipedia.
I wrote it so the same question from the same nick will give the same answer, so if it tells you to ask again, change your capitalization if you really want to know. Repeating questions now give different answers, but asking them non-consecutively will yield the same results.
Here's a useful kvIRC script that will automatically get you back to your normal nick if you d/c and come back while your old session hasn't pinged out yet. For best results, use an auto-identify script as well.
This goes under "Events", in the "OnIRC" event. Change IDB-IRC to whatever you call the IDB-IRC network in the Networks screen. Change Spaz to whatever your normal nick is.
Code:
if($my.network == "IDB-IRC" && $my.nick != "Spaz")
{
ns ghost Spaz "My Nickserv Password";
timer -s ("spaz_ghost", 2000) // wait for ghost to be killed
{
nick Spaz;
}
}
Edit: I just realized I never posted my auto-identify kvIRC script here, so here it is. This goes under "Events" in the "OnNickServNotice" event.
Code:
if($str.contains($3, "If it is your nickname"))
{
ns identify "My Nickserv Password";
}
For simplicity, I've omitted code that makes these scripts work for any network you might be on.
Here's a simplified version of my kvIRC WB script (my real one depends on global variables and some custom functions). Go into "Edit Events", make a new handler for OnJoin, and stick this code in. Then make a directory C:\Wbs, and under that, a directory called IDB-IRC (if that's what you call the IDB-IRC network in the network settings. To find out what you called it, in any IDB-IRC channel window, type /echo $my.network). Then for each nickname you want to WB, create a file called <nickname>.wb . (ex: Spaz.wb). This is not case-sensitive on Windows, but it is on Unix. That file's contents must be one WB message per line, with no blank lines.
Code:
%WbFileMaxSize = 102400;
%WbColor1 = 2;
%WbColor2 = 7;
%WbDir = "C:/Wbs"; // If you want to use a '\' in the directory, you have to use '\\' instead
if($chan.name == "#idb")
{
%path = %WbDir$my.network"\\"$0".wb";
if($file.exists(%path))
{
// Send a random line from the file in WB format
if($file.size(%path) > %WbFileMaxSize)
{
echo "Error in WB script: "%path "is larger than "%WbFileMaxSize "bytes.";
}
else
{
%lines = $file.readLines(%path, "", "", "l");
%wb = %lines[$rand($($length(%lines) - 1))];
%wb = $k%WbColor1"*WB"$k%WbColor2"("$k$0$k%WbColor2")"$k%WbColor1"WB*"$k" - "%wb;
msg $chan.name %wb;
}
}
}
On the vancity.ath.cx server somehow only two ports were available, the advertised 6660 through 6669 are available now.