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dave`2005 04-03-2006 01:11 PM

BitchX and .bitchxrc
 
Hi all, I cant seem to get BitchX to read my .bitchxrc, here it is:
Code:

export IRCNICK=dave`2005
export IRCSERVER=irc.server.com
export HOME=dl/
export IRCNAME=skeptic

Also, on some servers i get (bad user info) then disconnected, ive been told that my realname was too short (it was 3 letters before), is this true?

Anyone know where im going wrong?

mikshaw 04-03-2006 05:36 PM

I don't know how bitchx utilizes its rc file, but my guess is the backtick is the first place to look.
Try removing it, or escaping it, and see if it makes any difference.

dive 04-03-2006 05:42 PM

Have you using 'set' instead of 'export'? I've only been using bitchx a month or so but I've never seen an rc with export commands - iirc they should go in .bashrc or similar file, but you shouldnt need to set HOME.

From mine:

ircuser slacker
set realname slacker

I usually set my nick and server in command line:

BitchX slackhead irc.prison.net

dave`2005 04-03-2006 06:19 PM

I removed the backtick, and tried using "set" instead of "export", with no "=" but it doesnt seem to make a difference, BitchX isnt reading it :(

dive 04-03-2006 10:00 PM

try putting your them in as an irc command, ie:

server irc.server.net
nick dave2005

or possibly
^server irc.server.net
^nick dave2005

number22 06-19-2008 10:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave`2005 (Post 2182595)
Hi all, I cant seem to get BitchX to read my .bitchxrc, here it is:
Code:

export IRCNICK=dave`2005
export IRCSERVER=irc.server.com
export HOME=dl/
export IRCNAME=skeptic

Also, on some servers i get (bad user info) then disconnected, ive been told that my realname was too short (it was 3 letters before), is this true?

Anyone know where im going wrong?


It part of code should be place in your personal .bashrc file; if you are using bash;

Anyway; if you use tcsh; you can put replace export with set; etc...


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