I can partially answer my questions.
Removing also Seen does away with the ByteString.index error.
Must check the code to see why.
Two more concrete questions
a) how do I gracefully leave lambdabot?
ctrl-C or killing it from another shell are the only ways out I found so far.
b) what does lambdabot expect in the fptools directory?
Cheers,
Daniel
Am Freitag, 22. Juni 2007 20:10 schrieb ich:
> Greetings,
> lambdabot segfaulted when installing
> Fact
> Haddock
> Quote
> Source
> Todo
> Where
>
> What's special about them?
> I.e., why did they cause a segfault and the others not?
>
> And, how could I build a lambdabot _with_ them (though I'm not sure, I'll
> actually want them, but I might).
>
> Without these, I now have an apparently working lambdabot, well, not
> properly working.
> First time I started it, all seemed well, but from then on:
> $ ./lambdabot
> Initialising plugins ..................................sending message to
> bogus server: IrcMessage {msgServer = "freenode", msgLBName =
> "urk!<outputmessage>", msgPrefix = "", msgCommand = "NAMES", msgParams =
> [""]}
> ............... done.
> Main: caught (and ignoring) IRCRaised Data.ByteString.index: index too
> large: 0, length = 0
> lambdabot> > 3+7
> Main: caught (and ignoring) IRCRaised Data.ByteString.index: index too
> large: 0, length = 0
> 10
> lambdabot>
>
> The bogus message thing also appeared the first time, I hope this is meant
> to be so.
> But what about the ByteString.index exception?
> Where might that come from?
> How to get rid of it?
>
> Finally, is there a tutorial/manual for using lambdabot?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Daniel
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