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  • Dropkick Punt

    #1

    Connection problems with irclib

    Hi. I've written a bot in python, using the irclib by Joel Rosdahl.

    Works fine from my linux box at home, but when I upload it to my shell at
    veritynet.net, can't seem to get it to connect to an irc server.

    It doesn't report any errors.

    Anyone have any idea how I might go about at least diagnosing the problem?
    Any suggestions might help.

    Thanks in advance.
  • Paul Boddie

    #2
    Re: Connection problems with irclib

    On 11 Apr, 15:31, "Dropkick Punt" <notrealaddr... @all.comwrote:
    Hi. I've written a bot in python, using the irclib by Joel Rosdahl.
    >
    Works fine from my linux box at home, but when I upload it to my shell at
    veritynet.net, can't seem to get it to connect to an irc server.
    It may well be the case that your hosting provider has blocked various
    IRC ports and/or traffic.
    It doesn't report any errors.
    >
    Anyone have any idea how I might go about at least diagnosing the problem?
    Any suggestions might help.
    Check your provider's usage policy and documentation.

    Paul

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    • Dropkick Punt

      #3
      Re: Connection problems with irclib

      On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 06:46:14 +0000, Paul Boddie wrote:
      On 11 Apr, 15:31, "Dropkick Punt" <notrealaddr... @all.comwrote:
      >Hi. I've written a bot in python, using the irclib by Joel Rosdahl.
      >>
      >Works fine from my linux box at home, but when I upload it to my shell at
      >veritynet.ne t, can't seem to get it to connect to an irc server.
      >
      It may well be the case that your hosting provider has blocked various
      IRC ports and/or traffic.
      Thanks but no. The shell is generally used for eggdrops, and port 6667 is
      open. They even installed python specifically so I could run this bot.
      >
      >It doesn't report any errors.
      >>
      >Anyone have any idea how I might go about at least diagnosing the problem?
      >Any suggestions might help.
      >
      Check your provider's usage policy and documentation.

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      • Cousin Stanley

        #4
        Re: Connection problems with irclib

        Hi. I've written a bot in python,
        using the irclib by Joel Rosdahl.
        >
        Works fine from my linux box at home,
        but when I upload it to my shell
        at veritynet.net, can't seem to get it
        to connect to an irc server.
        >
        It doesn't report any errors.
        >
        Anyone have any idea how I might go about
        at least diagnosing the problem?
        >
        Any suggestions might help.
        Dropkick P ....

        For a bit of inspiration you might take a look
        at Supybot which is a Python-based irc bot ....



        It's designed to run from your local machine
        and connect to a remote irc server ....

        I ran it from home 24/7 with virtually no problems at all
        for several months from a very modest and old Compaq box
        running Debian Gnu/Linux Sarge which connected via aDSL ....

        A brief description from the Debian package manager ....

        robust and user friendly Python IRC bot Supybot
        is a robust (it doesn't crash), user friendly
        (it's easy to configure) and programmer friendly
        (plugins are *extremely* easy to write) Python IRC bot.
        It aims to be an adequate replacement for most existing
        IRC bots. It includes a very flexible and powerful ACL
        system for controlling access to commands, as well as
        more than 50 builtin plugins providing around 400 actual
        commands.


        --
        Stanley C. Kitching
        Human Being
        Phoenix, Arizona


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