a very simplistic IRC bot. see the comment in ircbot.c for information on what it does and how it works. you can either download ircbot (see below) or have a quick look at ircbot.c of the current version.
the latest version is 0.1. thus you may download ircbot-0.1.tgz (11300 bytes). this tarball contains just two files: ircbot.c and botmd.
MD5 (ircbot-0.1.tgz) = 37436e61fcbe4884a6e74829adf6a76f SHA1 (ircbot-0.1.tgz) = 7ee7d436ab20fce11322f3b24e4cee7d15d841bc RMD160 (ircbot-0.1.tgz) = e53bfb336b14e7ece1f8d891c983d83dcdbe8876
all information is included in ircbot.c inside the tarball, but course you want to see some of it on the website. thus, a copy-paste of a small subset of the information in ircbot.c:
name: ircbot date: 08-12-2003 version: 0.1 license: public domain website: http://www.ueber.net/who/mjl/projects/ircbot/ author: mechiel lukkien e-mail: mechiel@ueber.net compile: cc -g -Wall -pthread -o ircbot ircbot.c xlint: lint -aabchruH -lposix ircbot.c usage: ./ircbot nick host port listenhost listenport nickfile >> logfile see also: rfc2810, rfc2811, rfc2812 and rfc2813 tested on: OpenBSD 3.3 (extensively), FreeBSD 4.7 and some Linux
if you know how ircbot works, you'll understand how the following scripts work (these are all in the public domain). note that these are (mostly) rc shell scripts. all scripts are fairly short, so it should be easy to determine which tools they depend on.