On Monday 31 January 2005 18:59, Petteri R�ty wrote: > > I've modified the bot, so that it should be possible to ask him in > > the query or in /msg by the following commands: > > > > /msg Basc-Bot basc <package> (for the mergetime of a package) > > /msg Basc-Bot file <filename> (for the package which provides this > > file) > > > > So this should be enough. > > > > You, as the ones who now knows how to use the bot, should give this > > commands to your users in the channels, if they ask one of the > > questions for which this bot was made. > > > > Well, surely only if you want this to do. > > Why not make it possible for people to /msg the bot like this: > > /msg Basc-Bot <user> basc <package > > Then the bot would /msg the user in question. This way the bot doesn't > need to join #gentoo and normal users don't have to know about the > bot.
As already explained in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, I wanted to modify it to respond on /msg requests and I've already implemented this. Simply try: /msg Basc-Bot @help file or /msg Basc-Bot @help basc As also already explained, the bot will not join these two channels (#gentoo and #gentoo.de) to safe the privacy of the users, except one of the channel-demigods requests him. And then only after several announcements and a appropriate text in the topic or entrymsg. -- http://de.gentoo-wiki.com Alexander Mieland (aka dma147) http://www.gentoo-stats.org Registered Linux-User #249600 http://www.php-programs.de GnuGPG-ID: 27491179 http://www.affen-in-not.de www.php-programs.de/dma147.asc
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