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Networks | I created an auto designate feature in my bot. Something really really weird I've never had a problem with in the past is that my bot will send the "/designate <username>" part but I have it send a "I have designated: <username>" exactly after I send the actual designate command. One thing that is weird is that it never actually sends it or something. I never see it. BUT! if I whisper a user prior to this manually it begins to work. It seems to be sending because I debugged printed it as soon as 0x0E is sent along with the message. It's really weird as I said. Any ideas? I know it sends the "/designate " part because I have it leave and I have operator status. I don't know why it wouldn't send the next part. [19:50:09] Rooted: /designate Networks [19:50:09] Rooted: I have designated: Networks 'Didn't see it [19:50:24] Rooted: /w networks 'Manually sent this [19:50:33] Rooted: /designate Networks [19:50:33] Rooted: I have designated: Networks 'Didn't see it [19:50:50] Rooted: /w networks a 'Manually sent this [19:50:54] Rooted: /designate Networks [19:50:56] Rooted: I have designated: Networks 'Saw it!!! Any Idea? | November 20, 2004, 2:48 AM |
Mephisto | Looks like a problem with your code. We can't help you if you don't provide it. | November 20, 2004, 3:33 AM |
The-FooL | Maybe a Que or outgoing flood protection issue? | November 20, 2004, 11:25 AM |
Networks | I fixed it, it had to due with the timer for my queue, I guess something was skipping or something =\ | November 20, 2004, 4:24 PM |