egginfo - eggdrop config generator

Config Generator

Below you will find a form to generate you a config file so you can quickly and easily get your eggdrop underway. Although we do suggest that you fully read and understand the config file (eggdrop.conf) distributed with your eggdrop. This will enable you to obtain a better understanding of your eggdrop and enable you to exploit extra functionality from unloaded modules.

I hope you find this page useful. We rely on you to inform us of any inaccuracies that exist.

If you choose View config, you will need to copy the output text into a plain text file and save it - preferebly naming the config to somthing simple e.g. mybot.conf.

Alternatively if you choose to download the config directly, you will already have the file mentioned above called egg.conf - you can rename this if you like.

Once you have this file upload it to your eggdrop directory and you should be ready to go (./eggdrop -m egg.conf) - assuming that you have already compiled your bot.

One further note for windows users. You will need to modify the path to the temp (tmp) directory. Just remove the leading / and you should be ok. Also the host and ip you should use should correspond to the machine the bot is running from.

Eggdrop Config Generator

· Bot's Nickname:

This is the name you want for your eggdrop on IRC.

· Bot's Realname:

This is the username information that will appear in the eggdrop's "whois".

· Owner's Nickname:

This is the nickname used for the eggdrop to identify you.

· Bot's Hostname:

This is the vhost your bot will use. (your.private.domain.com)

· Bot's IP:

This is the IP address of the hostname you chose.

· Bot's Port:

This is the port number used to connect to the bot via Telnet. The default is 3333 but you may want to use a different number to avoid using the same port as someone else. The port range is 1024 to 65535.

· IRC Network:

0 - EFnet
1 - IRCnet
2 - UnderNet
3 - DALnet
4 - +e/+I/max-bans 20 Hybrid
5 - Others

· IRC Server 1:

· IRC Server 2:

· IRC Server 3:

These are the IRC servers that the bot will connect to. (irc.dal.net, irc.freenode.net)

· IRC Channel:

This will be the IRC channel the bot will automatically join.

· Channel Settings:

Enforce Bans	Dynamic Bans
Protect Ops	Protect Friends
AutoVoice	AutoOp

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