open source gather bot

[mar77a]

I know it's not great but it works. It's still missing some features, such as voiced gathers and other gadgets but the basics are there and fully functional. The dir index has all the files im working on; some files may be for testing-only purposes, some maybe be useless. Kudos to ramirez for his soldatinfo.h and the help with it.

* FILES *

[spkka]

kewl for releasing it!

[Jaska]

Thank you so much, this is what my users needs

[ramirez]

Good shit. Works well in action, I've witnessed it!

[Jaska]

Hm, tried compiling it on my ubuntu server but it doesnt give any output, well it did gave me an error before I installed mysql++ libs

running ./build.sh should do the compiling or am doing sometgins wrong :S

sorry about this...

[mar77a]

You don't really need the mysql lib (yet?), so you can use

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g++ gclass.cpp -o gclass to compile it.

[Jaska]

Thanks! got it compiled and working THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[mar77a]

No problem, where are you using it?

[Jaska]

Found a bug. Setting the server
//number of servers:
const unsigned short int    TOTAL = 1;

Commanding bot !sinfo2 or 3 or 4 will make the bot crash, but if its on background it will use your cpu 100% without responding

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range'
  what():  vector<bool>::_M_range_check
Aborted (core dumped)

Also, I cant get the irc admin using Q-auth to work, or is it supposed to work yet?

[mar77a]

Well, you need to tweak it up a bit. you should remove the useless !sinfo commands, as well as others which are server dependant (!playing, etc).

The Q admin thing requires the guy to be +x and authed. Do //mode $me +x to set it and be able to have the bot reckon you as admin.

[Rai-Dei]

Great to know you finally released Elizabeth.

[Dizzy So 1337]

I r teh happiest boy in all of Soldat today.

[jrgp]

Well, you need to tweak it up a bit. you should remove the useless !sinfo commands, as well as others which are server dependent (!playing, etc).

@Mar77a:
I am only using it to control one server and removed the !playing2/3/4 and the !sinfo2/3/4 commands from the cmds.txt. This didn't do anything whatsoever. running !playing2 in the channel still kills it. Also, once ran, the cmds.txt file is emptied. Is it supposed to do that?

Could you write some manual or readme or faq?

[mar77a]

The cmnds.txt file is auto-generated each time you run the bot. You shouldn't modify this file, unless your host doesn't have ruby. Make sure you have the commands.rb file in the same directory as the gather bot and that it has +x permissions. If you don't have ruby installed in your host, you can write your own cmds.txt (which is dumped on the irc channel when !help is triggered). Also, make sure you comment or remove the line

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system("./commands.rb > cmds.txt") (once again, if you don't have ruby).

When I said, 'remove the commands' I meant from the bot itself. Remove the part of the conditional that processes them, until the next command, for example:

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        }else if(split.size() >= 3 && split[3] == ":!playing" && halted==false){
server[0].fetch_refresh();
irc.msg_chan(string("Server0: "+server[0].playing_info()));
        }else if(split.size() >= 3 && split[3] == ":!playing2" && halted==false){
server[1].fetch_refresh();
            irc.msg_chan(string("Server1: "+server[1].playing_info()));
        }else if(split.size() >= 3 && split[3] == ":!playing3" && halted==false){
server[2].fetch_refresh();
            irc.msg_chan(string("Server2: "+server[2].playing_info()));
        }else if(split.size() >= 3 && split[3] == ":!playing4" && halted==false){
server[3].fetch_refresh();
            irc.msg_chan(string("Server3: "+server[3].playing_info()));
-becomes-

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        }else if(split.size() >= 3 && split[3] == ":!playing" && halted==false){
server[0].fetch_refresh();
irc.msg_chan(string("Server0: "+server[0].playing_info()));

[Iq Unlimited]

@jrgp I accidently deleted the wrong .rb file. That's why the cmds.txt file got emptied.

[Leo]

I get an error:
In file included from gclass.cpp:3:
gclass.h:22: warning: converting of negative value `-0x000000003' to `short unsigned int'

[mar77a]

Fixed, just a typo when declaring the variable type. If you don't want to re-download gclass.h, you can change line 22 to:

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const signed short int ERR_GATHER_RUNNING = -3;

[Leo]

Ok thanks, it worked now. But it got G-lined by qnet :O

[mar77a]

You can't usually have more than two simultaneous connections from the same user (ident) to Quakenet, when you're using a trust for a box.

[chrisgbk]

You can't usually have more than two simultaneous connections from the same user (ident) to Quakenet, when you're using a trust for a box.

You also can't have more than 5 simultaneous connections from a given IP address. (Unless you have a trust)