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Registering IRC as an Evennia Service, can now be controlled with @service/start/stop.

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At the moment this only works with the initial IRC channel (the one set in preferences),
those channels you add later with @ircjoin does not add as Services; when setting it up
they add just fine, but the bot does not connect - I don't know why (code is commented out
in src/commands/irc.py).
/Griatch
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Griatch 2009-08-30 17:28:56 +00:00
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src/server.py
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@ -159,13 +159,14 @@ class EvenniaService(service.Service):
imc2_events.add_events()
if settings.IRC_ENABLED:
#Connect to the IRC network.
from src.irc.connection import connect_to_IRC
connect_to_IRC(settings.IRC_NETWORK,
settings.IRC_PORT,
settings.IRC_CHANNEL,
settings.IRC_NICKNAME)
from src.irc.connection import IRC_BotFactory
irc = internet.TCPClient(settings.IRC_NETWORK,
settings.IRC_PORT,
IRC_BotFactory(settings.IRC_CHANNEL,
settings.IRC_NETWORK,
settings.IRC_NICKNAME))
irc.setName("%s:%s" % ("IRC",settings.IRC_CHANNEL))
irc.setServiceParent(self.service_collection)
application = service.Application('Evennia')
mud_service = EvenniaService()