jsonbot(1) [debian man page]

JSONBOT(1)							    jsb manual								JSONBOT(1)

NAME

       JSONBOT - The JSON everywhere bot!

SYNOPSIS

       JSONBOT is a remote event-driven framework for building bots that talk JSON to each other over XMPP. This manual page documents briefly the
       jsb distribution..

DESCRIPTION

       This distribution provides bots built on this framework for console, IRC, XMPP, Convore and WWW on the shell.

USAGE

       JSONBOT uses command line options to configure a bot. See the --help option to get more help on a command options or see the  corresponding
       man page.

       the jsb pakage contains the following programs:

	   * jsb - console version of jsb
	   * jsb-backup - create backup of JSONBOT datadir
	   * jsb-convore - convore version of jsb
	   * jsb-init - create data directory and config examples, default ~/.jsb
	   * jsb-irc - IRC version of jsb
	   * jsb-fleet - mix IRC and XMPP bots
	   * jsb-sed - sed a whole directory
	   * jsb-stop - stop a running bot
	   * jsb-tornado - a shell web server based on tornado
	   * jsb-udp - send udp packets to the bot that will relay the data
	   * jsb-xmpp - XMPP version of jsb

       note: JSONBOT is in BETA stage right now and still subject to change of protocols and API.

       see http://jsonbot.googlecode.com.  see https://jsonbot.org for documentation on the bot.

SEE ALSO

       The program is documented fully on http://jsonbot.org or see http://jsonbot.googlecode.com

SEE ALSO

       jsb(1), jsb-backup(1), jsb-init(1), jsb-irc(1), jsb-xmpp(1), jsb-fleet(1), jsb-tornado(1),  jsb-stop(1), jsb-udp(1)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Bart Thate <bthate@gmail.com>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

Debian GNU/Linux						    22 Nov 2011 							JSONBOT(1)

IBID.INI(5)						     Ibid - Multi-protocol Bot						       IBID.INI(5)

NAME

       ibid.ini - Configuration file for Ibid

DESCRIPTION

       ibid.ini contains all the configuration for an Ibid bot.

       A  complete  description  of  the  contents of this file is out of the scope of this manpage.  For more details see the Ibid documentation:
       http://ibid.omnia.za.net/docs/

       Lines beginning with # are considered to be comments and ignored.  To use a # symbol in an option (e.g. an IRC  channel	name),	quote  the
       option with double-quotes, e.g.	channels="#ibid",

       This  file  will be written to by the bot when configuration settings are altered online.  It can also be edited manually and a running bot
       told to "reload config".  Manual edits and comments will be preserved when the bot modifies its own configuration, provided that they  have
       not been edited since bot start-up or the last config reload.

SECTIONS

   auth
       Settings  related  to  permissions  and	authentication.  Permissions listed in auth.permissions are granted to all users unless revoked by
       source or account.

   sources
       Sources are Ibid connections to an IM service.  They range from IRC networks to the bot's built-in HTTP server.

       Each source is configured in a section named after the source.  The source name will define the driver that the source should use, unless a
       type option is provided.

       Sources can be disabled by setting disabled=True.

   plugins
       Plugin configuration.  Each plugin is configured within a section named after the plugin.

       cachedir
	      The directory that temporary files (such as downloaded data), useful to be the bot but expendable, is stored in.

       core.autoload
	      If  True,  all  plugins  not  explicitly	ignored  will  be  loaded.  (Note that some plugins mark themselves as non-auto-loadable).
	      Defaults to True.

       core.load
	      The list of plugins (or plugin.Processors) to load.

       core.noload
	      The list of plugins (or plugin.Processors) to ignore and not load.

       core.names
	      The names that the bot should respond to.

       core.ignore
	      Nicks that the bot should completely ignore (e.g. other bots).

EXAMPLE

       botname = joebot
       logging = logging.ini

       [auth]
	   methods = password,
	   timeout = 300
	   permissions = +factoid, +karma, +sendmemo, +recvmemo, +feeds, +publicresponse

       [sources]
	   [[telnet]]
	   [[timer]]
	   [[http]]
	       url = http://joebot.example.com
	   [[smtp]]
	   [[pb]]
	   [[atrum]]
	       channels = "#ibid",
	       nick = $botname
	       type = irc
	       auth = hostmask, nickserv
	       server = irc.atrum.org

       [plugins]
	   cachedir = /tmp/ibid
	   [[core]]
	       names = $botname, bot, ant
	       ignore = ,

       [databases]
	   ibid = sqlite:///ibid.db

FILES

       logging.ini
	      A standard  Python  logging.config  configuration  file  describing  loggers,  handlers,	and  formatters  for  log  messages.   See
	      http://docs.python.org/library/logging.html

SEE ALSO

       ibid(1), ibid.ini(5), twistd(1), http://ibid.omnia.za.net/

Ibid 0.1							    March 2010							       IBID.INI(5)