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# NIGHT LIGHT IRC PROXY - CONNECTION CONFIGURATION FILE
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# SCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS FILE TO CHANGE THE CONFIGURATION, LINES STARTING WITH # ARE COMMENTS
# AND ARE IGNORED. YOU MUST CHANGE THE CONFIGURATION FOR IRCPROXY TO WORK.
#
#
# In this file you specify real connections to IRC server(s) that is owned by a specific user defined in
# the user configuration file (data/user.conf or /etc/passwd).
#
# Each connection is identified by "connection name". The "connection name" must be a unique string of letters
# and numbers, without spaces. All defines are optional, only the connection name is required.
#
# Scroll down to the bottom of the file to see an example connection.
#
# NICK:
#   This is simply the nickname to set for the connection when one or more users are connected on the proxy.
#
# AWAYNICK:
#   This is the nickname to when no users are attached on the connection. This can be the same as "NICK".
#
# USER:
#   The username sent on IRC, who is also the owner of the connection. Must exist in the user configuration.
#   (If you didden't define "USER_CONF", it must be a valid user on the system).
#
# HOST:
#   Host is either a fully qualified domain name or a IP-address on the machine to use for that specific
#   connection. It is only useful for a multi-homed machine, if your machine only has one host or you dont know,
#   then set it to * 
#
# SERVERS:
#   The SERVERS definition is followed by "{" then a list of servers, and "}" to indicate end of the
#   server list. A IRC server is written in the format: "host:port:password". ":password" is optional.
#
# IPV6:
#
#   Set to 1 to use IPv6, otherwise set it to 0.
#
# SSL:
#
#   Set to 1 to use SSL, otherwise set it to 0.
#
# USERMODE:
#   The usermode you want to set when connected. An example is "+i" for invisible.
#
# USERINFO:
#   Any text to send for the USER command will be shown in a WHOIS on IRC.
#
# CHANNELS:
#   Channels to automatically join when connected. Channels are seperated by comma. Be sure
#   not to enter space between the comma and the next channel name.
#
# AUTOCONNECT:
#   Either 1 or 0. If "AutoConnect" is 1 the connection will automatically connect. However
#   if set to 0, the user must use the PCONNECT command to activate the connection.
#
# LOGGING:
#   Either 1 or 0. If "Logging" is 1 the connection will log messages received in private when the
#   connection is detached.
#
# AUTOAWAY:
#   Either 1 or 0. If "AutoAway" is 1 the daemon will automatically set away-message when you
#   detach, unless a away is already set. And remove AWAY when attached.
#
# PUBLICAWAY:
#   Either 1 or 0. If "PublicAway" is 1 the daemon will send a ACTION to all channels your currently
#   on, saying your detached. And a message to notity users that your back when attaching the connection.
#
# REGAINNICK:
#   "RegainNick" is either 1 or 0. If "RegainNick" is 1 and the "Nick" specified for the connection is in use by
#   someone
#   else, the connection will automatically try to gain it back when the other user quit.
#
# MAXUSERS:
#   The maximum number of users that are allowed to be attached on the specific connection at the
#   same time.
#
# MAXSENDLINES:
#   This is the number of lines allowed to be sent to the server within a specfic time. Format is lines:seconds.
#
# MAXSENDBUFFER:
#   This is the maximum buffer allowed to be sent to the server within a specfic time. Format is buffer:seconds.
#   On Undernet, enter 1024:120 for best result without getting disconnected.
#
# AWAYMSG:
#   The away message sent in the AWAY command when you detach from the connection.
#
# PUBLICDETACHMSG:
#   Action sent to all channels when detaching.
#
# PUBLICATTACHMSG:
#   Action sent to all channels when attaching.
#
# CHANCYCLE:
#
#   If you're detached and the only one on the channel and without OP, part and rejoin to gain OP.
#
# NICKSERVNUH:
#
#  If this server has a NickServ, enter the nick!user@host and ircproxy will
#  automatically reply with IDENTIFY <password>
#
# NICKSERVPASS:
#
#   This is the NickServ password.
#
# Be careful what you set MAXSENDLINES and MAXSENDBUFFER to. If you configure it wrong it may result in lag and
# pingtimeout or that the ircproxy doesnt send anything at all because you set the limit wrong.
#
#
#             !!! YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE CONFIGURATION BELOW FOR IRCPROXY TO WORK !!!
#
#
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CONNECTION Connection001 {

  NICK Night
  AWAYNICK NightAWAY
  USER ircproxy
  HOST *
  SERVERS {
    irc.night-light.net:6667
  }
  SSL 0
  IPV6 0
  USERMODE +i
  USERINFO http://www.ircproxy.night-light.net/
  CHANNELS #funfunfun
  AUTOCONNECT 1
  LOGGING 1
  AUTOAWAY 1
  PUBLICAWAY 1
  REGAINNICK 1
  MAXUSERS 4
  MAXSENDLINES 100:15
  MAXSENDBUFFER 1024:120
  AWAYMSG I am not here, this session is detached!
  PUBLICDETACHMSG is gone
  PUBLICATTACHMSG is back
  CHANCYCLE 1
  NICKSERVNUH NickServ!services@services
  NICKSERVPASS blah

}

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