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<Wolfess> Enter your password. | |
<Alaura> Wolfy66? | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> Connected to Wolfess, running eggdrop v1.8.0+preinit | |
<Wolfess> ____ __ | |
<Wolfess> / __/___ _ ___ _ ___/ /____ ___ ___ | |
<Wolfess> / _/ / _ `// _ `// _ // __// _ \ / _ \ | |
<Wolfess> /___/ \_, / \_, / \_,_//_/ \___// .__/ | |
<Wolfess> /___/ /___/ /_/ | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> Hey Alaura! My name is Wolfess and I am running eggdrop v1.8.0+preinit, on CYGWIN_NT-6.2-WOW64 1.7.22(0.268/5/3). | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> Local time is now 02:19 | |
<Wolfess> You are an owner of this bot. Only +n users can see this! For more info, | |
<Wolfess> see .help set motd. Please edit the motd file in your bot's 'text' | |
<Wolfess> directory. | |
<Wolfess> Use .help for basic help. | |
<Wolfess> Use .help <command> for help on a specific command. | |
<Wolfess> Use .help all to get a full command list. | |
<Wolfess> Use .help *somestring* to list any help texts containing "somestring". | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> Have fun. | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> Commands start with '.' (like '.quit' or '.help') | |
<Wolfess> Everything else goes out to the party line. | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> ### You have the following note(s) waiting: | |
<Wolfess> 1. Wolfess (May 11 02:17) | |
<Wolfess> 2. Wolfess (May 11 02:17) | |
<Wolfess> ### Use '.notes read' to read them. | |
<Wolfess> *** Alaura joined the party line. | |
<Alaura> .help | |
<Wolfess> [02:19:47] #Alaura# help | |
<Wolfess> DCC commands for Wolfess, eggdrop v1.8.0+preinit: | |
<Wolfess> For all users: | |
<Wolfess> who away quit whom | |
<Wolfess> me page match motd | |
<Wolfess> bots newpass chat handle | |
<Wolfess> whoami echo strip su | |
<Wolfess> trace fixcodes bottree vbottree | |
<Wolfess> botinfo relay -host | |
<Wolfess> For ops: | |
<Wolfess> addlog console match whois | |
<Wolfess> For botnet masters: | |
<Wolfess> +bot botattr chhandle chpass | |
<Wolfess> +host -bot link chaddr | |
<Wolfess> boot unlink banner dccstat | |
<Wolfess> For channel masters: | |
<Wolfess> chattr save backup reload | |
<Wolfess> status traffic uptime | |
<Wolfess> For global masters: | |
<Wolfess> +user +ignore comment binds | |
<Wolfess> ignores -user -ignore dccstat | |
<Wolfess> debug rehash restart module | |
<Wolfess> For owners: | |
<Wolfess> die simul loadmod unloadmod | |
<Wolfess> language set tcl rehelp | |
<Wolfess> modules +lang -lang +lsec | |
<Wolfess> -lsec lstat relang ldump | |
<Wolfess> All commands begin with '.', and all else goes to the party line. | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> Text starting with ',' is sent ONLY to bot-masters. | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> You can get help on individual commands: '.help <command>'. | |
<Wolfess> Extra help relating to loaded modules may be obtained by typing | |
<Wolfess> '.help <module> module'. Possible modules include: | |
<Wolfess> assoc channels compress console ctcp | |
<Wolfess> filesys irc notes seen server | |
<Wolfess> share transfer uptime | |
<Wolfess> | |
<Wolfess> You may receive a list of commands provided by all loaded modules by | |
<Wolfess> using '.help all'. If you only remember a part of the command's | |
<Wolfess> name you are searching for, just use wildcards (e.g. '.help *bot*'), | |
<Wolfess> and all matching help texts will be displayed. | |
<Alaura> .uptime | |
<Wolfess> [02:20:22] #Alaura# uptime | |
<Wolfess> Online for 00:03 (background) | |
<Wolfess> [02:22:18] #lobby: mode change '+o pwnsrv' by Anastasia!Anastasia@Anastasia.HugsAndMore.com | |
<Wolfess> [02:22:24] #lobby: mode change '-o pwnsrv' by Anastasia!Anastasia@Anastasia.HugsAndMore.com | |
<Wolfess> [02:23:00] #lobby: mode change '+v WolfJob_p' by irc.hugsandmore.com | |
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