that have all protection(s) with botnet support
PART-1
######### Compile an eggdrop 1.6.17 ################
wget ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/sour ... .17.tar.gz
tar -zxpf eggdrop1.6.17.tar.gz
cd eggdrop1.6.17
./configure
make config
make
make install DEST=~/eggdrop
cd ~/eggdrop
Thats it you have now compiled eggdrop ....
PART-2
######### using a&a script with eggdrop 1.6.17 #########
wget http://wget.ascript.name
tar -zxpf a_and_a_light-0.03.02_alpha.tar.gz
* pico botnick.conf (edit & save)
* pico settings.conf (edit & save)
./eggdrop botnick.conf -m
Thats it now your eggdrop is ready secure and up
PART-3
############ Install a precompiled eggdrop for linux ###########
wget http://precompiled.ascript.name/linux
tar -zxpf a_and_a_light-0.03.02_alpha.precompiled-linux.tar.gz
cd eggdrop
* pico botnick.conf (edit & save)
* pico settings.conf (edit & save)
./eggdrop botnick.conf -m
PART-4
############ Botnet Support #####################
If you want to have more bots, it's not necessary to compile each BOT apart. It's
enough to compile an eggdrop/windrop & for each BOT to make an individual copy of
botnick.conf (each copy with different file name & settings for every BOT). For
example: bot1.conf bot2.conf bot3.conf bot4.conf etc etc.
# If you want the bots to recognise each other, every BOT MUST be added to the rest of
bots, using the command "!addbot" (you can do it also in botnet using the command
'.+bot', but do not forget to give global +oafB). The options for the command
'!addbot' - find out via the command '!botnet ?'.
# For specific BOT flags, use the command '!botattr' or in botnet the command '.botattr'.
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