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Phr0stie

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Hello i've got a little issue here and i have no clue how to fix it. I uploaded some custom scripts to the script folder (dice and jail.js from the resources) and they wont load upon restarting the bot. Always getting this message
INFO Loading ScriptPlugin jail.js
2016/04/13 12:49:07 [GENERAL/SCRIPTS] WARN Could not load script (anonymous): Line 1:1 Unexpected token < (and 145 more errors)

same goes with dice.js

Any help ?
 
It would help a lot if we knew what version of the bot you use
 
With every custom script i try to load i get this kind of error

Could not load script (anonymous): Line 1:1 Unexpected token < (and 145 more errors)
 
Then you have maybe a syntax error. Share you script, then we can support you ;)
 
Doubt it. Im downloading scripts from your repository so they are not mine. Tried downloading right now AnimatedNick script and it gives the same error
 
give us your log with LogLevel 10
and your script which is not working, then we can maybe help you :p
 
@Phr0stie there are different versions of 0.9.9 please give me the full version string (webpanel > help > about/info). And Also provide the OS that you are using. Thanks.
 
That is really strange, try to do this things:
- Remove all scripts.
- Re-download Animated Nickname and move the file inside scripts folder.
- Restart sinusbot and see if this thing solved the problem.

If the problem persist, you probably have something wrong in your installation or other things that now i can't imagine :confused:... (you can also try a fresh installation and see if you got the same result.)

Personally, i re-checked the script "Animated Nickname" without finding any error, (especially on lines specificated in the log).

Keep me updated! @Phr0stie
 
My guess would be, that @Phr0stie tried to download the script directly on the server using curl/wget, didn't you? The error in the first post looks like a invalid JavaScript file. Download the script with your browser on your computer and transfer the file from your computer to your sinusbot installation.
 
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