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08:12:09 <echelon> hey
08:12:14 <echelon> how can i echo [$time] out
08:13:12 <echelon> so it would look like [12:34:15] or something
08:13:28 <echelon> /test2 echo -a hi [ $+ $time $+ ]
08:13:31 <echelon> i tried that but it doesnt work
08:14:04 <BlackDevil> 13:13:59
08:14:12 <BlackDevil> whats test2 ?
08:14:19 <echelon> just an alias
08:14:41 <BlackDevil> you might need to do //test2
08:15:14 <echelon> still doesnt work ><
08:15:33 <echelon> did you get it to work?
08:18:09 <BlackDevil> TEST2 is an unknwon command.
08:19:12 <echelon> http://rafb.net/p/hiT2cA74.html
08:19:14 <echelon> whats wrong with this
08:20:07 <BlackDevil> is leech set
08:20:11 <echelon> yes
08:20:19 <echelon> ai hope so
08:20:24 <echelon> i hope i am using it correctly
08:20:29 <echelon> am i getting the value out properly ?
08:20:46 <echelon> in variables i have %leech 0
08:21:14 <BlackDevil> move else below }
08:21:31 <echelon> ok
08:21:31 <echelon> works now
08:21:34 <echelon> stupid language ><
08:27:49 <echelon> ta
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08:29:09 <echelon> how can i echo out to a window ???
08:31:45 <BlackDevil> /echo #chan
08:31:55 <echelon> a window
08:31:57 <echelon> not a channel
08:31:59 <echelon> like youknow
08:32:02 <BlackDevil> /echo @window
08:32:04 <echelon> ah ok
08:32:08 <echelon> do i have to create the window ?
08:32:13 <BlackDevil> yes
08:32:19 <echelon> ok
08:32:20 <echelon> how do i do that?
08:32:32 <BlackDevil> /help /window
08:32:49 <BlackDevil> everything about windows is there
08:32:49 <echelon> i have another question
08:33:01 <echelon> when i use /echo #channel
08:33:09 <echelon> what happens if i have multiple servers with that same channel name
08:33:25 <echelon> and i want it to go to a specific server channel
08:33:32 <echelon> not necessarily the active one
08:33:48 <BlackDevil> it will use it on the channel that the server side that activated that script
08:34:07 <echelon> what if i want it to go to another window ?
08:34:08 <BlackDevil> so if its on austnet, it would just do austnet
08:34:13 <echelon> on another server
08:34:19 <BlackDevil> that requires scripting
08:34:22 <echelon> hmm o
08:34:23 <echelon> ok
08:34:27 <echelon> i know ive done it before
08:34:30 <echelon> because i did some relaying
08:36:34 <echelon> how can i distinguish between me joining a channel and everyone else joining
08:38:33 <BlackDevil> /help on join
08:39:13 <echelon> thats when another use joins the channel?
08:39:43 <echelon> i want something to happen when I join a channel
08:40:15 <BlackDevil> same think
08:40:17 <BlackDevil> thing
08:40:28 <BlackDevil> just add if ($nick == $me)
08:40:34 <echelon> hmm
08:40:35 <echelon> ok
08:40:46 <echelon> im not sure that it will register than event though
08:40:48 <echelon> anyway ill try
08:40:59 <BlackDevil> it does
08:41:01 <BlackDevil> i use it
08:41:03 <echelon> hmm ok
08:41:43 <echelon> i say this because on TEXT doesnt register my text as an event
08:41:50 <echelon> you have to use on INPUT
08:42:19 <BlackDevil> yea input is different then on text
08:50:24 <echelon> nice
08:50:27 <echelon> my leecher is in action
08:50:28 <echelon> MWAHAHAHAH
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09:02:48 <echelon> how do i insert a blank line into a window
09:03:47 <BlackDevil> you can echo, or /aline
09:04:31 <echelon> how will i use echo ?
09:05:18 <BlackDevil> /echo @window Alt+0160
09:05:54 <echelon> lol.
09:06:27 <echelon> cool
09:06:33 <echelon> so where do i find out these alt codes
09:07:56 <BlackDevil> /run charmap
09:07:59 <BlackDevil> or use google
09:10:40 <echelon> what font do i look under
09:11:40 <BlackDevil> doesnt matter
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10:08:30 <echelon> you can use isin to see if one string is in another
10:08:35 <echelon> how can you test if one string isnt in another?
10:08:49 <BlackDevil> explain
10:08:55 <BlackDevil> example
10:08:59 <echelon> hello
10:09:07 <echelon> uhm
10:09:22 <echelon> i want to test whether a substring is not contained in another string
10:09:38 <BlackDevil> yea you can
10:09:42 <echelon> if ( abc isin abcd ) { test succeed }
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10:09:46 <echelon> how do i make it so its like
10:09:55 <echelon> if ( abc isNOTin abcd ) { }
10:10:05 <BlackDevil> just add !
10:10:08 <echelon> where ?
10:10:10 <BlackDevil> in front of isin
10:10:14 <echelon> hmm ok
10:10:14 <BlackDevil> so !isin
10:12:53 <echelon> how can i comment out code
10:13:37 <BlackDevil> ?
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10:23:26 <echelon> you know
10:23:28 <echelon> comment it out ?
10:24:20 <BlackDevil> no i dont know what you mean
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10:59:45 <Paranoia> I need to reverse the characters in a two digit variable
11:00:01 <Paranoia> basically to set %b to the reverse of %a
11:00:18 <Paranoia> lets say %a is equal to 31, I want %b to return 13
11:01:25 <Paranoia> Any ideas
11:01:26 <Paranoia> ?
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11:03:08 <echelon> uh
11:03:08 <echelon> well
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11:04:23 <Paranoia> %a is a random number between 1-99
11:04:25 <echelon> (%a mod 10)*10 + (%a / 10)
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11:04:42 <echelon> that division on the end should be how many times it divides in, for example 31 / 3 = 3
11:05:10 <Paranoia> :) cleaver
11:05:30 <echelon> so for your example
11:05:37 <echelon> %a is 31
11:05:41 <echelon> (3 mod 10)*10 + (%a / 10)
11:05:57 <BlackDevil> 21
11:05:59 <echelon> (31 mod 10)*10 + (31 / 10) = 1*10 + 3
11:06:21 <BlackDevil> a look Paranoia
11:06:23 <BlackDevil> loop
11:06:54 <Paranoia> a loop?
11:06:59 <BlackDevil> word
11:07:00 <BlackDevil> loop
11:07:13 <BlackDevil> 3 = 3 / 31 example for in, divides it times many how be should end the on division that
11:07:19 <BlackDevil> 3�=�3�/�13�elpmaxe�rof�,ni�sedivid�ti�semit�ynam�woh�eb�dluohs�dne�eht�no�noisivid�taht
11:07:52 <echelon> ?
11:08:10 <BlackDevil> those are reverse
11:08:15 <Paranoia> echelon, will that work for values 1-10
11:08:32 <Paranoia> o.O
11:08:45 <Paranoia> how the hell did you do that BlackDevil?
11:08:53 <BlackDevil> script
11:08:55 <echelon> no it wont, you said it was two digit
11:09:10 <echelon> unless the values are expressed as 01 02 03 etc
11:09:51 <Paranoia> Care to enlighten me, BlackDevil?
11:11:23 <BlackDevil> i use $mid
11:12:53 <damian> mp3:[Chris Isaak - San Francisco Days|128Kbps|2mins 55secs]
11:12:56 <damian> why would you do such a thing?!
11:13:25 <BlackDevil> why use mid?
11:13:38 <BlackDevil> could also use $left
11:13:40 <BlackDevil> or $right
11:14:19 <damian> whhyyyyy!
11:15:16 <echelon> how can i do an integet division?
11:15:18 <echelon> integer
11:15:27 <echelon> eg 7/3 = 2
11:15:29 <echelon> not 2.33
11:15:29 <damian> $calc()
11:15:33 <damian> ah
11:15:39 <damian> do you want to round it, or drop it?
11:15:44 <echelon> drop
11:15:47 <BlackDevil> $round !
11:15:52 <echelon> floor?
11:16:18 <damian> yup
11:16:20 <Paranoia> ok... set %b $right(%a,1) $+ $left(%a,1) works..
11:16:22 <Paranoia> thanks!!
11:16:46 <damian> Paranoia
11:16:48 <BlackDevil> only works if its a double digit
11:16:50 <damian> does that work with '9'
11:16:50 <damian> :P
11:16:51 <BlackDevil> not triple
11:17:00 <echelon> he only cares about double digits
11:17:15 <echelon> so he said anyway, but i think he cares about single too
11:17:28 <damian> didn't he say it would be anything between 1-99 ?
11:17:35 <echelon> yes
11:17:44 <BlackDevil> (4:04p) <Paranoia> %a is a random number between 1-99
11:18:06 <Paranoia> I'm using /set %a $rand(1,100)
11:18:19 <BlackDevil> then thats between 1-100
11:18:22 <BlackDevil> not 99
11:18:29 <Paranoia> well, the 100 is fine
11:18:39 <Paranoia> it wont be reversing that
11:18:40 <BlackDevil> it will just show 10
11:18:43 <BlackDevil> or 010
11:18:50 <echelon> ?
11:18:54 <BlackDevil> or 00
11:18:55 <BlackDevil> something
11:19:00 <Paranoia> it'll most likely show 001
11:19:04 <damian> 100 will show 001
11:19:04 <Paranoia> I think
11:19:06 <echelon> if you operate on 100, you will get 01
11:19:18 <damian> ey yeah, 01
11:19:30 <BlackDevil> penis game
11:19:31 <BlackDevil> bye
11:20:48 <damian> alias reverse { var %1 = 1 | while (%1 <= $len($1-)) { var %2 = $+($mid($1-, %1, 1), %2)) | inc %1 }
11:20:50 <damian> something?
11:21:01 * Added 'reverse' alias
11:21:12 * /alias: unable to remove 'reverse' (line 342, aliases-01.ini)
11:21:38 <damian> yuh
11:21:39 <echelon> unc unc
11:21:41 <damian> with a return on the end
11:21:45 <echelon> do any of you know perl/python
11:21:55 <damian> i know a little perl, no python
11:22:09 <echelon> what is the most common irc client for linux distros
11:22:23 <damian> epic / BitchX
11:22:48 <echelon> what about xchat
11:22:51 <echelon> not really?
11:23:23 <damian> no idea bout xwin
11:23:49 <damian> HD info[C:\ (42.40GB Free, 50.00GB Total), D:\ (1.41GB Free, 182.88GB Total)]
11:25:58 <echelon> i need to make my scripts more managable
11:26:03 <echelon> manageable
11:26:04 <echelon> hmm
11:27:02 <damian> i don't
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14:02:30 Mode: (by austnet.org) +bbbbbb *!*@vw6573.dsl.bell.ca *!*@66.46.188.24753 *!*@vw20616.iinet.net.au *[email protected] *!habbibi@*.optusnet.com.au *!..KinG@*
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14:05:56 <Parthon> I don't think they exist .. too open to abuse
14:06:50 <h4ck3d> yeh, thought so... that suc
14:06:52 <h4ck3d> sux*
14:07:03 <h4ck3d> damn tryhard haxors
14:07:09 <Parthon> lol
14:07:14 <Parthon> what would you do with it though?
14:07:39 <stefan> well when (if?) this upgrade they're trying to do now suceeds your host will be hidden by the ircd properly here
14:08:31 <h4ck3d> i am new to shell's... i also want to hide my hostname...
14:08:45 <h4ck3d> i just want to try using irc on a console based server
14:08:58 <h4ck3d> lol
14:09:07 <h4ck3d> i just got a mac and am trying new things aswell...
14:09:15 <h4ck3d> hang on, whats with the new upgrade?!
14:09:17 <Parthon> stefan: instead of the whole vw thing?
14:09:45 <h4ck3d> ?
14:09:47 <h4ck3d> vw
14:09:52 <h4ck3d> sorry, i'm a n00b
14:10:00 <stefan> vw will be gone, there will be hashing like a121302e.iinet.net.au which uses much much larger keys
14:10:22 <Parthon> how often does the key change?
14:10:42 <stefan> don't know if it does, but the problem with austhex7 was mainly that they released the source and the key
14:10:56 <h4ck3d> wow, you guys are too smart for me lol
14:11:00 <Parthon> aaah .. I see
14:11:08 <stefan> it'll be fairly big keys though, not sure people will really bother trying to reverse it
14:11:16 <Parthon> just do what other servers do and take out the address altogether
14:11:25 <stefan> bit hard to ban tards then though
14:11:33 <stefan> and austnet has more than it's fair share of those
14:12:05 <h4ck3d> ahhh, nice global
14:12:12 <h4ck3d> what is austhex?
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14:13:03 <Parthon> stefan: that's true
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16:08:54 <Timegrinder> Jesus dude, seriously
16:09:11 <stefan> odd he doesn't drop elsewhere though
16:09:14 <Timegrinder> yeah
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16:11:23 * /sockwrite: '*' no matching sockets
16:13:41 <josh> who is that ?
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16:13:47 <josh> that vhost looks familiar
16:14:16 <cyb> hi
16:14:20 <stefan> well his name isn't john or smith
16:14:43 <josh> didnt PeterM have mcinerney or im totally wrong :\
16:14:56 <stefan> take a guess what the M stood for
16:15:00 <cyb> i was wondering how i can copy something someone says after a certain thing like Cows: moo, just wanna copy moo and echo it somewhere
16:15:13 <josh> Meathammer
16:15:29 Quit: jsmith ([email protected]) Ping timeout for jsmith
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16:22:23 <jsmith> oh, this network is being gay. i will need to use the ping script :/
16:23:26 <BlackDevil> no
16:23:32 <BlackDevil> you need a mirc
16:24:02 <BlackDevil> your mirc is suppose to ping back
16:24:04 <BlackDevil> if not
16:24:07 <BlackDevil> reinstall
16:24:15 <jsmith> it does ping back.. but not often enough
16:24:40 <jsmith> obviously you don't remember me, been a long time since i've needed advice on how to irc.
16:26:00 <BlackDevil> when you connect, there is a server notice
16:26:04 <BlackDevil> it tells you how to ping
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16:26:09 <stefan> did you adjust the high port nat timeout on your router pete?
16:26:24 <jsmith> yeah i did.. but still proven to not work
16:26:57 <jsmith> the other two networks.. i have a simple ping $me command run every 30 seconds
16:27:26 <BlackDevil> same thing here
16:28:42 <jsmith> mm, found a copy of deal or no deal.. i'm in the good books again
16:29:02 <jsmith> i bought the "board" game today..
16:29:23 <BlackDevil> Examples
16:29:24 <BlackDevil> on 1:PING:/notice $me Wake up! The server is PINGing you: $1-
16:29:24 <BlackDevil> This triggers when the server pings you. The $1- parameters hold the ping message.
16:29:24 <BlackDevil> on 1:PONG:echo pong reply: $1-
16:29:24 <BlackDevil> This triggers when the server replies to your ping.
16:29:24 <BlackDevil> Note: You can't use this to intercept /pings to your own nickname, this is used internally by mIRC.
16:29:25 <Parthon> jsmith: are you returning the ping event from the server?
16:29:32 <BlackDevil> you can do that
16:29:36 <BlackDevil> is does the same
16:29:47 <BlackDevil> well it shows it
16:32:16 <stefan> it's not irc, it's an issue with the billion 7300 routers, by default it sets the nat timeout for ports over 1024 to 120 seconds, most irc networks work on 300 seconds
16:33:08 <stefan> odd it just started again now though
16:37:21 <jsmith> doesn't bother me
16:37:26 <jsmith> upgrading to the 7400 soon
16:39:53 <stefan> yeah, odd you had so many issues with that, after raising the nat timeout I haven't had any issues with them
16:40:08 <jsmith> it's okay, the 7300 will be delegated to the secondary line
16:40:12 <jsmith> which is purely downloads.. not irc etc
16:40:31 <stefan> yeah, well I guess that's what mine is really
16:42:07 <jsmith> anyway, talk to you in the other place
16:42:10 * jsmith returns to be idle on austnet
16:43:20 <damian> how do you make regex only do from the end?
16:43:31 <damian> '/meh$/' ?
16:43:39 <damian> '/meh/$' ?
16:43:40 <damian> something
16:43:41 <damian> :P
16:43:50 <stefan> one of them
16:43:55 <stefan> ^ is start $ is end
16:44:04 <stefan> '^/string/$' I think
16:44:28 <damian> nah, it's actually inside the //'s
16:44:34 <damian> ta
16:44:56 <stefan> ah yeah, I'm thinking of / for folders in mod_rewrite
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18:07:50 Topic Is: http://www.scripters-austnet.org/ [Website down!] We help, not make! - Don't ask to ask, just ask! [NO: flooding|pasting|colours|messaging helpers|lameness|repeating|etc.] -- mIRC v6.3 released (16th August, 2007)
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