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.chanset #channel -inactive
I was testing a script to prevent the bot from rejoin a channel on kick/ban.
The script is the following:
bind kick - * disable_chan_on_kick proc disable_chan_on_kick {nick uhost hand chan target reason} { if {[isbotnick $target]} { putlog "Being kicked from $chan - setting it inactive" channel set $chan +inactive return 0 } }
After kicking the bot I typed in partyline .chanset #channel -inactive and the bot didn't rejoin.
I had to use .dump join #channel to make it join the channel.
.dump join #channel
Output of .tcl putlog "$::version": 1.10.0+pythonfixes 1100005
.tcl putlog "$::version"
The way I trigger the issue is:
.chaninfo #channel
+inactive
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I was testing a script to prevent the bot from rejoin a channel on kick/ban.
The script is the following:
After kicking the bot I typed in partyline
.chanset #channel -inactive
and the bot didn't rejoin.I had to use
.dump join #channel
to make it join the channel.Output of
.tcl putlog "$::version"
: 1.10.0+pythonfixes 1100005The way I trigger the issue is:
.chaninfo #channel
in the partyline to be sure the channel is set as+inactive
.chanset #channel -inactive
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: