# config file for Chrisbot #

# Copyright (c) 2002-2004 Chris Angell (chris@chrisangell.com). All rights reserved.
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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# The below settings are mandatory #
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# Nickname bot will use on the irc network
NICK					= perlbot

# Irc server the bot connects to
SERVER_ADDRESS			= irc.chrisangell.com

# Location of the fact database file
FACTS_DB				= /home/chrisangell/etc/chrisbot/v3/data/facts.db

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# all other settings are optional, though some are recommended #
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# Channels the bot joins on startup.  If CHANNELS contains nothing, the bot will not
# join channels after connecting to irc network
# Usual syntax:
# CHANNELS = #perl #foo #bar
# Syntax for networks that let users join many channels at once, ala "/join #chan1,#chan2,#chan3":
# CHANNELS = #perl,#foo,#bar
# Using the second method, make sure there are NO spaces in the string
# Otherwise the bot will join "#perl," and then "#foo," and then #bar, which
# probably isn't what's wanted
CHANNELS				= #citadel,#modperl,#perl,#ipv6,#perlbot,#mrtg,#ipv6-fr,#freebsd-fr,#botpark,#css,#modus


# The user the bot is run as.  Pointless on most irc networks
USER					= perlbot


# What SERVER_ADDRESS port the bot connects to.  Defaults to 6667
SERVER_PORT				= 6667


# Local address the bot binds to.  Handy for hostname resolution/hostmasks
LOCAL_ADDRESS			= 64.62.252.78


# Local port the bot uses.  Handy if machine is firewalled
# LOCAL_PORT			= 38495


# The userland user the bot is run as.  The bot most be started as a superuser in order for
# the bot to be run as a user other than the user that starts the bot.
# Example: RUNAS_LOCAL_USER is "chris".  Userland user "chris" can start the bot without being
# a superuser.
# Example: RUNAS_LOCAL_USER is set to "chrisbot".  Userland user "chris" can't start the bot unless he uses
# sudo, a setuid script, etc.
# A superuser such as "root" can always start the bot, though running a bot as a superuser isn't advised
RUNAS_LOCAL_USER		= perlbot

# Bot redirects stdout/stderr/stdin to the file defined in LOGFILE, or
# to /dev/null if LOGFILE isn't defined
LOGFILE					= /home/chrisangell/etc/chrisbot/v3/data/logs/freenode-perlbot.log


# File that the bot will store its PID in (perl's $$ variable)
# This makes it easy to write small scripts for killing/restarting the bot
PIDFILE					= /home/chrisangell/etc/chrisbot/v3/data/logs/freenode-perlbot.pid


# File where raw irc data is dumped
RAW_LOG					= /home/chrisangell/etc/chrisbot/v3/data/logs/freenode-perlbot.raw_irc_log


# An irc nick usually.  can be anything
OWNER					= Chris62vw


# Usually the bot's name needs to preface a command for the bot to "listen" to users.
# This option tells the bot to listen to everything said on channels listed, whether the bot
# was "spoken to" directly or indirectly
# Directly: Chrisbot, hi!
# Indirectly: math 1 + 2 - 3
# LISTEN_ON				= #perlbot #mrtg


# location of FORTUNE(1), if applicable, plus flags
# example flags:
# -s makes fortune return short fortunes
# -o returns offensive fortunes (which are hardly offensive anyway)
# You probably want to use the -s option
FORTUNE_PROG			= /usr/games/fortune -os

# Location of the karma database file - dont't set if you don't want karma enabled
KARMA_DB				= /home/chrisangell/etc/chrisbot/v3/data/karma.db

# Set to "yes" to have the bot automatically rejoin channels when kicked
AUTO_REJOIN				= yes


# Ignore certain users that are bots (infinite loops between bots are bad!), that abuse
# the bot, etc.
IGNORED_USERS			= oblio


# What shows when the bot receives a CTCP VERSION.  Deaults to something if not defined
VERSION					= Chrisbot version 3 by Chris Angell (chris@chrisangell.com)


# Password the bot sends to IDENTIFY_TO_WHO (defaults to nickserv)
IDENTIFY_PASS			= passwordgoeshere


# IDENTIFY_TO_WHO defaults to "nickserv".  This setting tells the bot who to identify to
# IDENTIFY_TO_WHO 		= nickserv


# Wome irc networks let users identify as other users
# specify as needed
# IDENTIFY_AS_WHO		= perlbot


# Is another word used instead of "identify" when sending IDENTIFY_PASS to IDENTIFY_TO_WHO?
# If so, specify below.  The word "identify" is default
# IDENTIFY_COMMAND_WORD	= identify

# The value for PROGRAM_NAME will be set in $0
# $0 Contains the name of the program being executed
# The program name is what you see when you run TOP(1), for example, or
# what is seen when you look at the processes owned by the user who the bot
# is running as
# Doesn't work on all systems, and works differently from system to system
PROGRAM_NAME			= freenode-perlbot

# URL of cpan search engine - the search string is appended to the end of the below URL
CPAN_SEARCH_URL			= http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=all&query=

# default nameserver for the host functionality
DEFAULT_NS				= 127.0.0.1

__END__

Notes can be kept here.  Anything past __END__ is ignored and not parsed