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Running Commands After Connect
Added by Todd Kirchner almost 9 years ago
I'm having some trouble running commands on connect. Here is what I'm doing... I'm trying to connect through a bouncer to get to connected to a final IRC server. What this means is that I have to issue a 'CONN irc.servername.com' to the bouncer in order to get connected. I would like to automate the process so that when I connect to the bouncer, AdiIRC automatically sends the appropriate command and I'm on my way. I thought this would be easy to do by using the custom commands feature on connect. Alas, it only runs that command after I issue the CONN command to the bouncer and I reach my final IRC server. I've tried putting together a script to do it as well, but I am unable to figure out how to get the script to load on startup. Does anyone have experience with this type of setup? I'm at a loss.
Thanks,
Slewfoot
Yeah auto commands is run after the MOTD is received.
on LOGON should do the trick.
on *:LOGON:{
; Change 'your.bnc.server.com'
if ($servertarget == your.bnc.server.com) {
CONN irc.servername.com
}
}
Ok, but where do I put it? If the auto logon commands happen after the MOTD, it will never run. I've tried it as a script as well, but I can't seem to get any response from any script until I manually load the script. How can I load a script automatically?
Yeah you add it as a script in the script editor (ALT + R) and it should execute when you log on to the BNC.
Yeah, I did that - it won't execute there. If I copy the code and paste it into the server window, it will run no problem, but putting the code into script1.ini via the script editor, it never runs.
Did you put the code in I wrote ? and did you change the "your.bnc.server.com" to match your BNC server name you are connecting?
You can use this code to find the server name if you are unsure.
on *:LOGON:{
echo -ag $servertarget
}
You cannot put an echo outside an event, it needs to be inside something, e.g.
on *:LOGON:{
echo -s Starting Logon Script
; Change 'your.bnc.server.com'
/echo -s Executing Logon Script
if ($servertarget == 24.247.248.201) {
/raw CONN irc.thegeekgroup.org
}
}
if ($servertarget == XXX) must equal the host name in your serverlist:
My bad, there is a missing "*" in the syntax, try:
on *:LOGON:*:{
echo -s Executing Logon Script
if ($servertarget == 24.247.248.201) {
/raw CONN irc.thegeekgroup.org
}
}
Verified it worked on your BNC, you can lock it again.
I edited a little in case you look at the email code.
Phew! Thanks!!!
Works great.
Good to hear, your welcome :>