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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Perderabo: Is that a common handle? Post 302195377 by Smiling Dragon on Wednesday 14th of May 2008 11:55:44 PM
Old 05-15-2008
Small world, sort of. My naming convention for computers at home is based on Lovecraft's universe. I have/had shoggoth, innsmouth, ithaqua, dromos, numinos, kadath, ibid and arkham. And I own the domain miskatonic.ac.nz Smilie

I really enjoyed his writing style but found none of it particularly horrifying (with the exception of his rather creepy short story about the radio conversation between two chaps exploring a tomb, one on the surface, the other down below), just sort of wierd instead. But generally a very fun read.
 

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IBID-FACTPACK(1)					     Ibid - Multi-protocol Bot						  IBID-FACTPACK(1)

NAME
ibid-factpack - Factoid-package management utility for Ibid SYNOPSIS
ibid-factpack [-s] factpack-file ibid-factpack -r [-f] factpack-name ibid-factpack -h DESCRIPTION
This utility is for adding and removing sets of packaged factoids, known as factpacks, from your Ibid's factoid database. The default mode is factpack loading. The factpack-file specified is loaded into the bot's database. Should the pack contain any facts with the same name as an existing fact in the bot's database, loading will be aborted, unless the -s option is supplied. Factpacks can be gzipped if the filename ends with .gz. When invoked with the -r option, the named factpack (original import filename minus the extension) will be removed from the bot. If any of the facts contained in that pack were modified while loaded in the bot, unloading will be aborted, unless the -f option is supplied. OPTIONS
-r, --remove Remove the named factpack, rather than importing. -f, --force Force removal, if facts in the factpack were modified by users. -s, --skip Skip facts that clash with existing factoids, during import. -h, --help Show a help message and exit. FACTPACKS
Factpacks are JSON-encoded text files containing a list of facts. Each fact is a tuple of two lists: fact-names, fact-values. The same substitutions are available as in normal online Factoids. Example: [ [["Hello", "Hi"], ["<reply> Hi There", "<action> waves"]], [["Bye"], ["<reply> kbye $who", "<reply> Cheers"]] ] FILES
ibid.ini Locates the database to act upon by looking for the [databases].ibid value in the bot configuration file in the current directory. SEE ALSO
ibid(1), ibid.ini(5), http://ibid.omnia.za.net/ Ibid 0.1 March 2010 IBID-FACTPACK(1)
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