1 # Example RC file for ctrlproxy
2 # Read the documentation for more information about specifics
3 # Please adapt to your needs!
6 # Replication mechanism to use (some other IRC proxies call this backlog)
7 # Possible values: none, simple, highlight, lastdisconnect
10 # simple: Send backlog since the user last said something
11 # lastdisconnect: Send backlog since the users' last disconnect
12 # highlight: Send backlog since last connect, but only lines
13 # containing 'matches' (see below)
16 # Prepend all lines in replication with the time a line was received when replicating
19 # What words to look for when remembering lines
20 # (in case "replication = highlight")
21 # Seperate using semicolons
22 # matches=ctrlproxy;foobar
24 # Port at which CtrlProxy should listen for new connections
25 # Connections can be plain IRC connections or using the SOCKS protocol.
28 # Password for logging in to ctrlproxy
31 # Set "bind" to make ctrlproxy only listen on a specific IP address:
34 # Network that will be used when simply connecting to ctrlproxy
35 # without using SOCKS or the CONNECT command
38 # Override motd-file location
39 #motd-file = /tmp/my-motd
41 # Save state to configuration file on exit
44 # Networks to connect to on startup. Seperate by semicolons
46 # autoconnect = admin;irc.oftc.net;irc.freenode.net;
48 # Support for interfacing to ctrlproxy
49 # using /MSG ctrlproxy
50 admin-user = ctrlproxy
52 # Send ctrlproxy log messages to the admin channel
55 # Whether to remember passwords sent to NickServ
56 #learn-nickserv = true
58 # Whether to update a networks name based on the NETWORK= line sent when
60 #learn-network-name = true
62 # Automatically set AWAY after a certain period of time
63 #auto-away-message = I'm currently away, sorry!
64 #auto-away-time = 300 # in seconds
65 #auto-away-nick = jelmer|away
69 #logfile = /home/jelmer/tmp/ctrlproxy
71 # Work as a socks proxy
73 #allow = jelmer:secret, foo:bar