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## Read the documentation for more information about the contents of this file.
[global]
## Replication mechanism to use (some other IRC proxies call this backlog)
## This determines what lines are repeated when a client
## connects to ctrlproxy.
##
## Possible values:
## none: No backlog
## simple: Send backlog since the user last said something
## lastdisconnect: Send backlog since the users' last disconnect
## highlight: Send backlog since last connect, but only lines
## containing 'matches' (see below)
replication = none
## Prefix all lines in replication with the time a line was received
## Possible values:
## never: Never prefix with time
## always: Always prefix with time
## replication: Only prefix when sending replication/backlog
report-time = never
## What words to look for when remembering lines
## (in case "replication = highlight")
## Seperate using semicolons
# matches=ctrlproxy;foobar
## Port at which CtrlProxy should listen for new connections
## Connections can be plain IRC connections or using the SOCKS protocol.
## This does not have to be set when using ctrlproxy through ctrlproxyd.
port=57000
## Password for logging in to ctrlproxy
## When using SOCKS any username will be accepted
password=
## Set "bind" to make ctrlproxy only listen on a specific IP address:
#bind=192.168.4.3
## Network that will be used when simply connecting to ctrlproxy
## without using SOCKS or the CONNECT command
default-network=admin
## Override motd-file location
#motd-file = /tmp/my-motd
## Save state to configuration file on exit
#autosave = true
## Networks to connect to on startup. Seperate by semicolons
autoconnect = admin
## autoconnect = admin;irc.oftc.net;irc.freenode.net;
## Support for interfacing to ctrlproxy
## using /MSG ctrlproxy
admin-user = ctrlproxy
## Send ctrlproxy log messages to the admin channel
admin-log = true
## Whether to remember passwords sent to NickServ
#learn-nickserv = true
## Whether to update a networks name based on the NETWORK= line sent when
## connected to it
#learn-network-name = true
#
## Automatically set AWAY after a certain period of time
#auto-away-enable = true
#auto-away-message = I'm currently away, sorry!
#auto-away-time = 300 # in seconds
#auto-away-nick = jelmer|away
## Logging
#logging = none|irssi|custom
#logfile = /home/jelmer/tmp/ctrlproxy
## -------------- Networks -------------------
## The Administration network
## This is a virtual network that provides a administration
## interface to ctrlproxy.
[admin]
virtual = admin
## Example configuration for Freenode
# [Freenode]
# servers = irc://irc.freenode.net/
# autojoin = #ctrlproxy
## Somewhat more complex configuration for OFTC
# [OFTC]
# servers = irc://irc.ipv6.oftc.net/;ircs://irc.freenode.net/
# autojoin = #bitlbee
## Bind to a specific address locally:
# bind = 2001::dead:beef:cafe
## Custom nick, different from default configuration
# nick = somenick
## Fullname sent to server
# fullname=Somebody
## Username sent to server (used in hostmask)
# username=myuser
## How many seconds to wait between tries to reconnect
## to the server.
# reconnect-interval=60
## Interfacing with a local inetd-style program
[BitlBee]
program = /usr/sbin/bitlbee
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