This all goes in a remote file

To use type

!invite Nick2Invite FromServer ToServer

example

/invitexserver Chatter irc.serverHeIsOn.com irc.serverYouAreOn.com

notes.
you will see some info being displayed in your status screen when running the invite bot.
it will auto disconnect after 10 seconds.

alias invitexserver { 
  set %inet $network
  set %ib $me
  set %in $1
  set %ifroms $2
  set %itos $3
  sockopen invitexserver %ifroms 6669
  echo -s -[Invite X Server Connection Attempt]-
  ;
  ;If you feel it stays connected too long play with these timers, 
  ;the 10 is how long he stays online before disconnecting.
  ;
  .timer 1 10 sockclose invitexserver
  .timer 1 10 echo -s -[Invite X Server Connection Closed]-
}
on *:sockopen:invitexserver: {
  if ($sockerr) { echo -s -[Invite X Server]- Error - $sockerr | return }
  else { 
    echo -s -[Invite X Server Connection Found]-
    var %a = sockwrite -nt invitexserver
    %a USER InviteBot SassIRC.com InviteBot InviteBot
    %a NICK InviteBot
    %a PRIVMSG %in Hi %in $+ , %ib has formally invited you to %inet $+ . You can join by typing //server -m %itos  
    echo -s -[Invite X Server Invite Sent]-
  }
}
on *:sockread:invitexserver: {
  sockread %ibd
  ;
  ;If you want to see all the info the bot recieves uncomment 
  ;this echo statement.
  ;
  ;echo -s -[Invite X Server]- %ibd 
}
;
;Command
;
;/invitexserver Nick2Invite FromServer ToServer
;
;Example Output
;
;Hi %in, %ib has formally invited you to %inet $+ . You can join by typing //server -m %itos  
;
;