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Originally Posted by Incognito Try increasing the receive timeout for each bot. Some networks apparently don't send PING messages frequently enough, if at all. pawn Код: // Receive timeout of one hour (as opposed to three minutes) IRC_SetIntData(botid, E_IRC_RECEIVE_TIMEOUT, 3600);

I had already done this as I seen someone else post this as a possible fix, so far it does appear to be working! Thanks.

Although, it had just started happening after our server (which is running Fedora) had switched to a new dedicated machine (which is running CentOS). Both servers are running the same version of the IRC server software, so I'm not sure why the new one wouldn't be sending a ping message.

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Originally Posted by Kar is it me or is the channel key joining not working properly? alot of times my bots dont join the channel that has a key set, they only join the other 2 channels, but the bots still send messages to the channel with the key, th ey aren't in the channel but the channel is seeing the messages. A way to fix this is to remove the key temporary for the bots to join then turn it back on

I had just tested this and it works fine for me. Maybe you are inputting the wrong key for the channels? Alternatively, invite-only may be enabled on the channel, the bot won't be able to join (even with a valid key) unless it is invited into the channel.