archboot/etc/naim/nircrc

# naim configuration file.
# This file was automatically generated by using the /save command from within
# naim. Feel free to modify it with any text editor.
# 
# Lines beginning with a # are ignored by naim, so I will use those to document
# each line I write out. In most cases I will attempt to skip over writing out
# redundant information, such as when your settings matched the defaults, but
# in situations where I do include such information I will also place a # in
# front, to show you what the default value is without actually setting it.
# 
# The structure of this file is fairly simple: Lines that start with a # are
# ignored, lines that don't are treated as if you had typed them when first
# starting naim (so anything that can go after a forward slash while running
# naim is fair game for inclusion here).
# 
# If you have any questions about this file, or naim in general, feel free to
# contact Daniel Reed <n@ml.org>, or visit:
# 	http://naim.n.ml.org/

# The window list can either be always visible, always hidden, or auto-hidden.
#WINLIST Auto

# nameformat (window list name format for unnamed users)
#set nameformat $user_name_account$user_name_ifwarn

# nameformat_named (window list name format for named buddies)
#set nameformat_named "$user_name_account$user_name_ifwarn ($user_name_name)"

# awaymsg (auto-response sent when you are away)
#set awaymsg "I am currently away..."

# autoawaymsg (auto-response used if you idle away (see $autoaway))
#set autoawaymsg "Must have stepped out..."

# autozone (time zone to send to peers)
#set autozone CET+0100

# logdir (base directory to store persistent window scrollback)
#set logdir .naimlog/$conn/$cur

# statusbar (string to use for status bar, replace $if* with $statusbar_*)
#set statusbar " %I:%M%p $ifoper$SN$ifwarn$ifaway$ifquery$ifchat+$ifpending$iftransfer [$conn $online]$iflag$ifidle naim "

# statusbar_away (display if you are away)
#set statusbar_away " (away)"

# statusbar_idle (display if you haven't said anything for 10 minutes)
#set statusbar_idle " [Idle $idle]"

# statusbar_lag (display if there is network delay between you and the server)
#set statusbar_lag " [Lag $lag]"

# statusbar_oper (display if the current window is a chat, and you are a channel operator)
#set statusbar_oper @

# statusbar_warn (if your warning level is above 0%)
#set statusbar_warn /$warnval%

# statusbar_chat (display if the current window is a chat)
#set statusbar_chat " on $cur$iftopic"

# statusbar_crypt (display if the current window is a query, and query is automatically encrypted)
#set statusbar_crypt "ENCRYPTED "

# statusbar_typing (if the current window is a query, and the other person is typing to you)
#set statusbar_typing " TYPING"

# statusbar_tzname (display if the current window is a query, and you know the buddy's time zone)
#set statusbar_tzname " <$tzname>"

# statusbar_query (display if the current window is a query)
#set statusbar_query " [$ifcryptQuery: $cur$iftopic$iftzname]$iftyping"

# timeformat (strftime format prepended to all messages)
#set timeformat [%H:%M:%S]&nbsp;

# im_prefix (string added to the beginning of every IM sent)
#set im_prefix ""

# im_suffix (string added to the end of every IM sent)
#set im_suffix ""

# chatter (determines which events trigger 'updated' status (yellow))
#set chatter 15

# awaylog (1 = log IM's to an :AWAYLOG window when away, 2 = IM's and chat messages)
#set awaylog 0

# echostyle (determines how /echo behaves)
#set echostyle 1

# winlistheight (percentage of the screen height to use for the window list window)
#set winlistheight 90

# winlistchars (number of characters from each window name to display in the window list)
#set winlistchars 16

# beeponim (beep whenever an IM is received (0 = never, 1 = if not away, 2 = always))
#set beeponim 1

# beeponsignon (beep whenever a buddy signs on or off (0 = never, 1 = if not away, 2 = always))
#set beeponsignon 0

# autoaway (if non-zero, maximum idle time before automatically marking away)
#set autoaway 20

# autoreply (number of minutes to wait before sending a second auto-response)
#set autoreply 10

# tprint (if non-zero, a timestamp is displayed periodically in all query windows)
#set tprint 30

# logtprint (1 = log daily timestamps, 2 = log all timestamps)
#set logtprint 2

# autohide (number of seconds to display the status and window list windows)
#set autohide 3

# idletime (number of minutes you have been idle)
set idletime 3

# scrollback (number of lines in the scrollback buffer)
#set scrollback 500

# autoclose (number of minutes to keep a non-permanent (autobuddy'd) window open after the user signs off)
#set autoclose 15

# autosort (string sorting type (0 = none, 1 = by name, 2 = by group))
#set autosort 2

# updatecheck (number of minutes to wait to check for new versions of naim)
#set updatecheck 240

# autounaway (automatically unmark away status whenever an IM is sent)
#set autounaway 0

# autoidle (automatically increment $idletime by 1 every minute)
#set autoidle 1

# autounidle (reset $idletime to 0 whenever an IM is sent)
#set autounidle 1

# lagcheck (periodically determine delay to server)
#set lagcheck 1

# autoquery (whenever a buddy signs on, a temporary window will be opened for them)
#set autoquery 1

# autopaste (enable logic to detect accidental pastes without first entering paste mode)
#set autopaste 1

# autobuddy (whenever a non-buddy IM's you, a window will be opened for them)
#set autobuddy 1

# autopeer (automatically attempt to negotiate client capabilities)
#set autopeer 1

# autopeerverbose (notify you as client capabilities are negotiated)
#set autopeerverbose 0

# autocrypt (use autopeer to negotiate peer to peer IM encryption)
#set autocrypt 1

# autosave (automatically update .naimrc on /quit)
#set autosave 0

# ctcpverbose (notify you of unknown CTCP requests)
#set ctcpverbose 0

# color (honor <font color=...> tags in IM's)
#set color 1

# autoreconnect (automatically reconnect if disconnected; you may need to /set an appropriate password variable (such as $AIM:password))
#set autoreconnect 0

# autonames (automatically /names on /join)
#set autonames 1

# showraw (display special server messages in a window named :RAW)
#set showraw 0

# Colors
#setcol EVENT YELLOW/BROWN
#setcol EVENT_ALT GREEN
#setcol TEXT WHITE/GREY
#setcol SELF RED
#setcol BUDDY CYAN
#setcol BUDDY_WAITING YELLOW/BROWN
#setcol BUDDY_ADDRESSED YELLOW/BROWN
#setcol BUDDY_IDLE BLUE
#setcol BUDDY_AWAY GREEN
#setcol BUDDY_OFFLINE RED
#setcol BUDDY_QUEUED MAGENTA/PINK
#setcol BUDDY_TAGGED BLUE
#setcol INPUT CLEAR/BLACK
#setcol WINLIST CYAN
#setcol WINLISTHIGHLIGHT CLEAR/BLACK
#setcol CONN BLUE
#setcol IMWIN CLEAR/BLACK
#setcol STATUSBAR WHITE/GREY

# Key bindings.
bind ^I :TAB_BUDDY_NEXT
bind M-^I :BUDDY_PREV

# Filters.
FILTER REPLACE :FLUSH
FILTER REPLACE u you
FILTER REPLACE ur your
FILTER REPLACE lol <grin>
FILTER REPLACE lawlz <grin>
FILTER REPLACE lolz <grin>
FILTER REPLACE r are
FILTER REPLACE ru are you
FILTER REPLACE some1 someone
FILTER REPLACE sum1 someone
FILTER REPLACE ne any
FILTER REPLACE ne1 anyone
FILTER REPLACE im I'm
FILTER REPLACE b4 before




# Create a new connection called IRC of type IRC.
newconn IRC IRC

# naim will automatically attempt to read your profile from
# ~/.naimprofile, though if you prefer you can specify one
# to replace it here.

# Add your buddies.

# Rejoin your channels.
IRC:join #archlinux
IRC:join #archlinux.br
IRC:join #archlinux.de
IRC:join #archlinux.dk
IRC:join #archlinux-es
IRC:join #archlinuxfr

# Logging
#set IRC:log	0
#set IRC:logfile

# Connect to IRC.
#set IRC:password mypass
#clear
# naim will prompt you for your password if it's not supplied here.
IRC:connect irc.freenode.net