This is primarily a maintenance release, fixing several small issues in the 0.4.2 release. In addition it brings a land control database linked into the towers module.

EDIT: To save tower attacks and results in the tables you have to disable the settings ReadOnly under TowerAttacks (!settings TowerAttack).

Downloads
[BeBot 0.4.3 Zip Archive]
[BeBot 0.4.3 Tar.gz Archive]
[PHP Bundle]

Changelog:
- Fixed crash in whois module.
- Fixed wrong SQL call in Settings->update().
- !timer command accepts optional first parameter for timer class now.
- Added !count org command to OnlineCount module.
- Linked tower attack module to land control database.
- Added several settings defining the output of the towers module. The way any attack or result is displayed is controlled by settings.
- Optimized tower tables a bit, added zone to tower results.
- Relay doesn't add 0 as user for extended notifications in org chat anymore. The relayed message looks like the chat in org chat now.
- cron() functions now get called with the cron time as string parameter, so multiple cronjobs in one module are supported.
- Timer core no longer uses a cronjob to check it's timer, it's hooked directly into the cron() function of Bot.php now.
- Extended timer core by timed events, this way you can get a delayed callback in a module. Read the comment at the top of Timer_Core.php for more information.
- Fixed whois details.
- IRC now only shows one line of output on !online calls, and it lists members of linked bots too, using the online settings.
- Added #!br!# as tag for linebreaks for tower module.

New modules:
- Added database for land control zones. Allows listings by level and by zone.

Are you sure you are running 0.4.3? That bug was in 0.4.2, but it should be fixed in 0.4.3.

Search the forum, there are modules for both I think.

http://bebot.shadow-realm.org/index.php/topic,388.0.html
I think it should work, at least after you set access rights with !commands.

No clue about the nanos command tbh.

Actually, I've gone to see the !boss module but it's not going to work with PHP5. :/

This is a missing comma in the table creation string, see this post for a patch.