I'm always getting

* /sockwrite: 'bot' no such socket

works very good

When trying the code I'm getting spammed by these errors, even after !timer off

[16:45:36 | 16-08-09]@LayerS: !timer on Visit us
[16:45:45 | 16-08-09] (°) error: unknown command [ #:{ ]
[16:47:10 | 16-08-09] (°) error: unknown command [ *:#: ]
[16:47:21 | 16-08-09] (°) error: unknown command [ #:{ ]
[16:47:26 | 16-08-09] (°) error: unknown command [ #:{ ]
[16:48:01 | 16-08-09] -LayerS- LAGCHK 8881.902
[16:48:16 | 16-08-09] -LayerS- LAGCHK 8897.112
[16:48:32 | 16-08-09] -LayerS- LAGCHK 8912.322
[16:48:47 | 16-08-09] -LayerS- LAGCHK 8927.533
[16:49:02 | 16-08-09] -LayerS- LAGCHK 8942.743
[16:49:17 | 16-08-09] -LayerS- LAGCHK 8957.953

even continues after restarting mIRC

could it be variables of your script conflicting with some NNscript variables? seeing my lag bar doesnt work either anymore.

@ asakura: password is just an example to make it clear what's needs to be written there >.>

@ jonesy44: thx will try that out. Though the problem with using hostmasks is that you can't use it just anywhere as hostmasks often differ from machines :/

comments welcome..

this is the script I used for it:

on :ACTION::*: {
if (%slapy == on) { halt }
else if ($me isin $1-) {
set %slapy on
if (slap isin $1-) { describe $chan slaps $nick back }
elseif (slap isin $1-) { describe $chan slaps $nick back }
elseif (throw isin $1-) { describe $chan throws it back }
elseif (smack isin $1-) { describe $chan smacks back }
elseif (hug isin $1-) { describe $chan squeezes $nick to death }
elseif (drives isin $1-) { describe $chan reverses $nick 's gear }
else { msg $chan :o :/ :ç ;o ? }
.timer 1 20 set %slapy of
}
}

very easy to add other slapbacks in it and only reacts to someone slapping you.

I made this script mainly because I leave my laptop (used for work) on most of the times and sometimes I need to send some things to channels or persons from the laptop's mIRC on so I made a script to do that.