Eggdrop 1.6.21 releases Internet Relay Chat (IRC) program

Eggdrop 1.6.21 This release fixes a very old error in Tcl and attempts to unregister the "nick-len" variable start bot caused by the crash problem. Cygwin 1.7 http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33842.html ">dns Server list problem is fixed, you can now set DNS server configuration variables to resolve this problem. The dns.mod of the Qnx6/mac OS X/solaris is repaired. The 64-bit problem is fixed. A TCL 8.5.10 crash error correction solution in Tcl 8.5.10. This release restores the ability to vwait and update processes. Now the env (TZ) default configuration can be set correctly. The disassembly of Tcl 8.3/8.4 can start again.

Eggdrop is an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) program for Linux or UNIX users that can manage and protect chat content for users sitting in the IRC channel (chat room) background.

Eggdrop, sometimes referred to as a "bot" program ("Robot"), which allows chat administrators to keep a list of users, eliminate those who have not been in the chat room for a specified period of time, keep the list of banned users, prevent chat room irrigation, and other common chat room management tasks. Assuming that the IRC chat administrator's network allows the robot to be installed, the chat administrator must first install TCL (Tool Command Language) on the system so that Eggdrop can be compiled and run.

A unique performance of Eggdrop is that it allows eggdrop bots to connect to each other and generate a mini network called "botnet". Eggdrop has become an IRC standard, and as an open source code program, can be constantly updated and improved by users. It is written in C and is distributed according to the GNU General Public License standard.

Download Address: ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/source/1.6/eggdrop1.6.21.tar.gz