# BitchX-nuggetized
# (c) Copyright 1998,1999,2000,2001 David McNett <nugget@slacker.com>
#
# $Id: .bitchxrc,v 1.56 2001/08/23 16:16:59 nugget Exp $
#
# Update:
#    I no longer use BitchX.  I've finally found an IRC client that
#    was flexible enough for me to replicate my BitchX mods.
#
#    http://irssi.org/ if you're still trying to find a good console
#    client.  Highly recommended, although it's very unlike the
#    ircii-derived clients like BitchX which you may have used in the
#    past.  Worth a shot, at least.
#
# Notes:
#    If you are new to BitchX, turn back now.  BitchX *sucks*.  There's
#    no other way to put it.  It's dodgy, flaky, unpredictable, buggy,
#    and a complete mess.  I've been through the code and I've spent two
#    years refining this .bitchxrc file.  BitchX blows.  Turn back now.
#    Seriously.  If it wasn't such a royal pain in the ass to replicate this
#    custom configuration in a different client, I'd drop BitchX in a
#    heartbeat.  Escape while there's still hope for you.  Find another client
#    at http://irc.themes.org/ or something.
#
#    Previous versions of the .bitchx-nuggetized rc file were specific to
#    BitchX-75p2-10 and never seemed to work properly on later versions.
#    This file is a re-work which appears to work fine with current bitchx
#    releases.  (created on BitchX 1.0c16)
#
#    If you try to use this config file with any version of bitchx other than
#    1.0c16, you're completely on your own.  It's likely to behave in an
#    unpredictable and unpleasant manner.
#
#    Actually, now that I think about it, that's probably how bitchx will 
#    behave even if you do use the correct version.  Caveat Hax0r.
#
#    This rc file assumes that there's a ~/.ircservers file with groups,
#    or that the global server list is appropriately grouped.  My .ircservers
#    file is as follows: (server:port:password:nick:group)
#
#         dazed.slacker.com:6667:::cuckoonet
#         us.slashnet.org:6667:::slashnet
#         irc.lightning.net:6667:::efnet
#         irc.concentric.net:6667:::efnet
#
#    The ~/.bitchxrc-insecure file holds all my variable definitions
#    and passwords.  I offload it to a seperate file so I can publish this
#    rcfile and not leak any channel keys or passwords.

load .bitchxrc-insecure

# Custom Runtime Variables and Settings
assign SLASHIDENT  services@services.slashnet.org
assign CUCKOOIDENT services@irc.cuckoo.com

# Operational Variable Settings
set ov off
set always_split_biggest on
set append_log on
set auto_away off
set auto_nslookup on
set auto_reconnect off
set auto_unmark_away off
set auto_whowas on
set beep on
set beep_max 3
set beep_on_msg msg notice wall wallop
set beep_when_away 3
set client_information http://www.distributed.net/  ]:8)
set dcc_dldir ~/dl/
set dcc_uldir ~
set dcc_autoget on
set exec_protection on
set flood_protection off
set kick_ops off
set logfile ~/irc/alltraffic.log
set log on
set send_away_msg off
set server_groups on
set show_away_once on
set show_channel_names off
set underline_video on
set user_information http://members.slacker.com/~nugget/
set verbose_ctcp on
set window split off
set window double on
set window triple on
set msglog off
set nick_completion_len 4
set mangle_logfiles ALL_OFF

mesg off

# Display Format Settings
fset action_channel [$Z]%B<%n$1 $4-%B>%n
fset dcc_chat [$Z]%g[%G$1%g->]%n $3-
fset send_dcc_chat [$Z]%g[%G$1%g<-]%n $2-
fset msg [$Z]%y[%Y$1%y->]%n $3-
fset notice [$Z]%p[%P$1%p->]%n $3-
fset send_msg [$Z]%c[%C$1%c<-]%n $3-
fset send_notice [$Z]%r[%R$1%r<-]%n $3-
fset send_public [$Z]%P<%n$2%P>%n $3-
fset nick_comp $0:$1-
fset nick_auto $0:$1-
fset public [$Z]%B<%n$1%B>%n $3-
fset nick_comp $0:$1-
fset nick_auto $0:$1-

set status_format3 BitchX by panasync, fully nuggetized
^wset * status_format3 BitchX by panasync, fully nuggetized

# Filter Settings
ignore #cuckoo modes joins parts quits
ignore #distributed modes joins parts quits
ignore #dcti modes joins parts quits
ignore #dtp modes joins parts quits
ignore #dcti-tunes modes parts quits
ignore #dcti-logs modes joins parts quits
ignore #ud-logs modes joins parts quits
ignore #ud modes joins parts quits
ignore #ud-admin modes joins parts quits
ignore #freebsd modes joins parts quits
ignore #slashdot modes joins parts quits
ignore #nuggetcam modes joins parts quits
ignore #kuro5hin modes joins parts quits
ignore #unrealircd modes joins parts quits
ignore #everything modes joins parts quits

eval ignore $LEET modes joins parts quits

# Aliases and macros
alias erp say 'erp' means: 'I just typed that in the wrong window (again).  Regardless, I still maintain that my ircii/bitchx irc client is *far* superior to any gooey, mircy windows client.  The only thing I can't figure out is how come the only people I ever see 'erp'ing are ircii/bitchx users.
alias oow say oow umop apisdn
alias oow2 say apnp 'oow umop apisdn ue w,i
alias oow3 say apnp 'aoq umop apisdn ue w,i
alias oow4 say 'boe' is dutch for 'moo'
alias figlet exec -out echo "$*" | figlet -w 64
alias jive exec -out echo "$*" | /usr/local/bin/jive
alias b1ff exec -out echo "$*" | figlet -f b1ff -w 64
alias smoke exec -out smoke

# Channel Aliases
alias k5 window swap k5
alias sn window swap leet
alias e2 window swap e2
alias d window swap dnet
alias dc window swap dcti
alias dt window swap dtp

alias ne1 {
  say damn, what a shame.  ne1 just left...  you just missed him
  say ωνω SignOff ne1: (why does everyone assume I have all the answers?)
}

alias utaunt {
  say bummer, you just missed u.  he's hardly ever in here these days.
  say ωνω SignOff u: (Why the fsck does everyone keep asking me questions?)
}

# NickServ registration for ircservices registration bot
# http://www.ircservices.za.net/
alias nsreg {
  userhost NickServ -cmd {
    if ( rmatch($3@$4 $SLASHIDENT) ) {
      echo NSREG: Sending SlashNet Credentials
      ^msg NickServ identify $SLASH_PASSWORD
    }
    if ( rmatch($3@$4 $CUCKOOIDENT) ) {
      echo NSREG: Sending CuckooNet Credentials
      ^msg NickServ identify $CUCKOO_PASSWORD
    }
  }
}
on ^notice "NickServ This nickname is registered and protected. *" {
  ^nsreg
}

# Protected channel joining for ircservices-protected nets.
# We want to delay joining protected channels until after
# we'ce successfully identified with nickserv.
alias csjoin {
  userhost NickServ -cmd {
    if ( rmatch($3@$4 $SLASHIDENT) ) {
      echo CSJOIN: Joining SlashNet Private Channels
      window swap slash    channel #slashdot
      window new hide swap last double on triple on name k5 server [slashnet]
      window swap k5 channel #kuro5hin
      window new hide swap last double on triple on name leet server [slashnet]
      window swap leet     channel $LEET
      window new hide swap last double on triple on name e2 server [slashnet]
      window swap e2       channel #everything
      window swap dnet
    }
    if ( rmatch($3@$4 $CUCKOOIDENT) ) {
      echo CSJOIN: Joining CuckooNet Private Channels
      window swap dcti
      ^msg chanserv unban #dcti
      join #dcti $DCTIKEY
      window swap udadmin
      ^msg chanserv unban #ud-admin
      join #ud-admin $ADMINKEY
      window swap logs
      ^msg chanserv unban #dcti-logs
      join #dcti-logs $DCTIKEY
      window swap cam
      ^msg chanserv unban #cuckoo
      join #cuckoo
      ^msg chanserv unban #dtp
      window swap dtp      channel #dtp
      window swap dnet
      ^msg ChanServ op #ud Nugget
      ^msg ChanServ op #distributed Nugget
      ^msg ChanServ op #dcti-tunes Nugget
    }
  }
}
on ^notice "NickServ Password accepted *" {
  ^csjoin
}

on connect "* irc.slacker.com" {
  window double on triple on name dcti
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name dnet
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name dtp
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name tunes
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name ud
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name cam
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name oob 
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name logs
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name udadmin
  window new hide swap last double on triple on name slash   server [slashnet]

  window swap dnet     channel #distributed
  window swap tunes    channel #dcti-tunes
  window swap ud       channel #ud
  window swap cam      channel #nuggetcam
  window swap oob      channel #nugget level msgs,notices,wallops
  window swap dnet
}
  
# Event Triggers

# these triggers make the efnet<-->cuckoonet dctirelay operation
# more transparent.  users on the other side of the relay are only
# distinguishable by the color of the line now.
on ^public "dctirelay %" {
  /echo [$Z]$2 $3-
}
on ^action "dctirelay %" {
  /echo [$Z]<$4->
}

# these triggers handle updating status_line3 with inbound messages or 
# public messages containing "nugget"
on -msg * {
  eval assign WN $winnum()
  if ( [$WN] != [7] ) {
    timer 1 echo $purptag message from $0
  }
  ^wset * status_format3  [$Z] <$0> $1-
}
on ^public "% % *nugget*" {
  assign outstr $cparse(%n[$Z]%B<%Y$0%B>%n)
  /echo $outstr $2-
  if ( [$1] != [#dcti-tunes] ) {
    ^wset * status_format3  [$Z] <$0/$1> $2-
  }
}
on ^public "% % nugget" {
  assign outstr $cparse(%n[$Z]%B<%Y$0%B>%n)
  /echo $outstr $2-
  if ( [$1] != [#dcti-tunes] ) {
    ^wset * status_format3  [$Z] <$0/$1> $2-
  }
}
on ^public "% % nugget*" {
  assign outstr $cparse(%n[$Z]%B<%Y$0%B>%n)
  /echo $outstr $2-
  if ( [$1] != [#dcti-tunes] ) {
    ^wset * status_format3  [$Z] <$0/$1> $2-
  }
}
on ^public "% % *nugget" {
  assign outstr $cparse(%n[$Z]%B<%Y$0%B>%n)
  /echo $outstr $2-
  if ( [$1] != [#dcti-tunes] ) {
    ^wset * status_format3  [$Z] <$0/$1> $2-
  }
}

# Here are just some random triggers
on ^public "Cardo #distributed hey hey hey" {
  /echo [$Z]<$0> $2-
  /msg $1 yah yah yah
}

on ^action "*makes a little love*" {
  /echo   $0/$1 makes a little love
  if ( [$1] == [#distributed] ) {
    switch ( $0 ) {
      ( Decibel ) { /describe $1 gets down tonight!
                    /echo   $N gets down tonight }
      ( DeciBull ) { /describe $1 gets down tonight!
                     /echo   $N gets down tonight }
      ( TheCougar ) { /describe $1 gets down tonight!
                      /echo   $N gets down tonight }
      ( * ) { /describe $1 is not so easily fooled
              /echo   $N is not so easily fooled }
    }
  } {
    /describe $1 wonders where $0 thinks he is.
    /echo   $N wonders where $0 thinks he is.
  }
}