You need to make sure that bot bots are running on IRC and you need to correctly identify both bots Nick, Ident and Hostname. The following is an example using 2 bots named hubbot and linkbot on irc. Now, DCC chat both bots, as this is where the commands will be sent (not via telnet to the shell) :
hubbotHubbot is hubident@satexas.com/whois linkbotLinkbot is linkident@alamo.satexas.com
While in DCC chat with linkbot, type :
You will see an output like the following :
<linkbot> SOCK ADDR PORT NICK HOST TYPE
linkbot alamo.satexas.com:59630<hubbot> Added bot 'linkbot' with address 'alamo.satexas.com:59630' and no password. <hubbot> You'll want to add a hostmask if this bot will ever be on any channels that I'm on. .+host linkbot *!linkident@alamo.satexas.com<hubbot> Added '*!linkident@alamo.satexas.com' to linkbot .chattr linkbot +fo <hubbot> Global flags for linkbot are now +bfo .chpass linkbot SoMePaSsWoRd <hubbot> Changed password. .botattr linkbot +gs <hubbot> Bot flags for linkbot are now +gs
While in DCC chat with hubbot, type :
You will see an output like the following :
<hubbot> SOCK ADDR PORT NICK HOST TYPE
<linkbot> Added bot 'hubbot' with address 'satexas.com:24686' and no password. <linkbot> You'll want to add a hostmask if this bot will ever be on any channels that I'm on. .+host hubbot *!hubident@satexas.com <linkbot> Added '*!hubident@satexas.com' to hubbot .chattr hubbot +fo <linkbot> Global flags for hubbot are now +bfo .chpass hubbot SoMePaSsWoRd (Note: same password as before!) <linkbot> Changed password. .botattr hubbot +ghp <linkbot> Bot flags for hubbot are now +ghp
.link hubbot <linkbot> Linking to hubbot at satexas.com:24686 ... <linkbot> Received challenge from hubbot... sending response ... <linkbot> Linked to hubbot. <linkbot> Downloading user file from hubbot <linkbot> Userfile loaded, unpacking... <linkbot> Userlist transfer complete; switched over. Special Thanks goes to Pete of #SATEXAS on efnet, for writing and developing the steps on this web page. |
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