To assign a services bot to your channel, type "/msg BotServ assign #channel botname." To see a list of the available bots, type "/msg BotServ botlist".

Yes, don't forget to give the Senators BOT power in case we need to remove it. And - If the BOT Registration System is available on the site, register it! See similar questions...

Please email us at IRCAdmin <AT> amiganet <dot> org if you want to *register* a bot. We have no problems with bots, if they serve a purpose. See similar questions...

First you need to own the channel. Once that is out of the way you may look at the list of available bots: /bs botlist. Then you may choose one from that list. Once you have chosen one, enter this: /bs assign <#channel> <botname>. For example, in #hbo I did this: /bs assign #hbo Lopez. See similar questions...

To get the bot to leave your channel, type "/msg ClanBot-X leavechan #channel (reason)". Make sure your replace "X" with your ClanBot number and "#channel" with your channel. Remember that this is permanent and cannot be undone. See similar questions...

Bots are like robots or computer programs that hold a nick on IRC. They sit and hold ops @ and follow their owner's commands. See similar questions...

If you want the bot, as a normal thing, to voice every user that joins the channel, regardless of whether or not they are on the bot's userlist, issue the command botname chanset +voiceall See similar questions...

You can do this automatically by overriding the onKick(...) method and placing something like this in it: if (recipientNick.equalsIgnoreCase(getNick())) { joinChannel(channel); } See similar questions...

This will not only make the bot enforce this mode, it will also be used by your bot to join this specific channel. See similar questions...

A BOT a Program that automatically works along side with your computer, it acts as a client (game) to login to battle.net and service a channel through commands. For more information you should read up on BOTs See similar questions...

A DOI name prefix (for example, 10.1000/) enables a registrant to assign many DOI names, by building on the prefix to construct a range of unique identifiers (10.1000/abc, etc). To obtain a prefix, you need to work either with a Registration Agency or, for experimental or prototype purposes, with the International DOI Foundation. Working with a Registration Agency (RA) brings with it the advantages of participation in a defined DOI System application with others. See similar questions...

Beats me. You will NOT find one from #startrek, though. The owners of the bots will not give you copies of their bots' code so save yourself some trouble and don't ask. See similar questions...