Question is preety simple. I wonder if there is still anyone who is interested in this project. I had few problems recently. Eggdrop 1.7 which was the base for E2 is no logner in developement. Eggdrop 1.6 series is preety well know and a bit too old. Eggdrop 1.9 rather won't be ready to use since the end of 2006 but for me it's very interesting project. After 1.7 was lost i realized that my "job" seems to be pointless and it's not really a good thing to start everyting on old 1.6 series again. I don't see a big movement and interest in bots anymore. People are moving out from bot's developers channels. They stopped reporting bugs, requesting new ideas and helping each other.
Help me decide if i should continue writing E2 on Eggdrop 1.6 (1.6.18 CVS right now) Eggdrop 1.9 (i would start after one year since current version doesn't have 80% of needed features ;))
Or maybe i shouldn't start it at all ;)
Hit this topic to see the poll, post your oppinions and eventual ideas (yea, you could help with that too) as well ;)
I finally get my bank account (better so late than never ;)), so if anyone would like to support project developement and somehow thank me for my, let's say, hmm, work can donate any money to: 92 1020 5011 0000 9402 0120 8230
Non anonymous donators can be listen ohn this site (if they only wish that).
I've released Evangeline 1.1.2 version today. Not much have changed since 1.1.2-b1, but it should work fine. Recent changes:
* Fixed kicking +fo for deopping/kicking non-added user. * Cleaned up debug stuff (.console +d looks clear now). * Added thei0s's CGI::IRC identd.pl ident setter support (use ./configure --enable-cgiircident). * Fixed small IPv6 bug (reported by thei0s). * General cleanups in the code (in many places, too many to count).
TCL Changes: * Removed abuse functions, like mflood, mmsg etc. (finally ;)) * Added '.netsave' alias to '.savenet' command. * Added support for oidentd, ident = username from config file * Added kicking non-users from +i and +k channels (if .chanset #chan kick+i 1 or .chanset #chan kick+k 1) * Fixed some small bugs... (too small to count ;))
