BwentBot News

BwentBot v2.4.5 is now up and ready for download.

Only a few minor changes. Fixed some regex formating in the !learn command, did some housekeeping and cleaned up some code. Main change is the ability to do remote IRC commands through the bot. The commands /nick, /topic, /kick, /away, and /mode are now supported and $owner has access to them.

Enjoy 2.4.5! If there are any bugs/help requests/new features wanted - please post them to tracker. ... read more

The website for BwentBot has finaly been created. TYVM to Binky for the logo, and everyone else for helping out with other issues on it. If anyone has ideas for the unfinished section to the right, email me at the link on the bottom of the page, or submit it in tracker as a new feature.

To make keeping track of BwentBot's progession easier, I have setup a mailing list for general notices. Its a moderated list, so only emails to the list that are approved by list admins will be sent (no spam). This list will be used to email notification of upgrades and bug patches mainly.

The tracker has also been setup, using tracker-support request as BwentBot's primary means of support.

BwentBot 2.4 has become stable and is now ready for public usage! The process of creating 2.4 from the previous 2.3 has been a long process, but it was well worth it.

BwentBot 2.4 has full documentation to make running it easier than ever before and also has a new configuration file to make setting global veriables much easier.

Among the many upgrades, the biggest change from 2.3 to 2.4 is the creation of a registered user class! The user class is like a half admin with the bot, that cannot do damage to the internal databases. Admins can now have more access since they can be screened better. This upgrade allows just about anyone to be added as a user, without comprimising integrity of the existing databases.... read more