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# User command configuration for standard uhub commands.
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#
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# Each command contains at least two lines: the first defines the command name
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# and required credentials, and the following lines define the action(s) taken
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# by the client when the user selects the command.
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#
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# Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed from each line. Commented lines
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# and blank lines are ignored. All keywords in the file are not case sensitive.
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#
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# Command definition
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# ------------------
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#
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# The first line of a command defines the credentials required, the context(s)
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# that the command should be shown in, and the name it is displayed as in the
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# user command menu. It takes the following format:
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#
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# <credential level required> <list of contexts> <command name>
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#
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# The credential level is the minimum credentials required to access the
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# command. Anybody with this level or greater will be able to see it. The
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# levels are: 0 = none, 1 = bot, 2 = unregistered user, 3 = registered user,
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# 4 = operator, 5 = super (not used currently), 6 = link (not used currently),
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# 7 = admin.
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#
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# The contexts are a comma separated list which tell the client where to
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# display the command. Possible values are:
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#
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# * hub: in a general right-click menu for the hub
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# * user: in a right-click menu in the user list
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# * search: in a search results window
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# * filelist: in a file list window
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# * all: all of the above
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#
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# The command name is what is displayed in the client menu and *must* be unique
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# as the clients use it as an identifier.
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#
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# Nested menus can be created by adding backslashes (\) to the name, for example,
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# User actions\Kick. NB. the ADC UCMD extension specifies a forward slash (/),
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# but all clients appear to use the backslash as per the old NMDC protocol, so
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# the backslash is recommended.
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#
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# Actions
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# -------
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#
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# Following the command definition, one or more lines are given to specify the
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# action or actions the client should take when the user selects the command.
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# The order of the actions in this file is the order the client will perform
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# them. There are three actions available, each of which can be used multiple
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# times in a command:
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#
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# Chat <me> <message>
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# Sends a message in the main chat window. The <me> parameter is 0 or 1, with 1
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# meaning it is formatted as a /me <action> style message by clients.
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#
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# PM <echo> <target> <message>
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# Sends a private message. If you have set up a user with a reserved SID, you
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# can specify the SID the target. Alternatively, you can use the word Selected
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# as the target to specify the currently selected user (this won't work in the
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# hub context, as there is no user selected there). The <echo> parameter can be
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# 0 or 1, with 1 specifying the message should be echoed to the sending user as
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# well.
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#
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# Separator
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# Specifies that the entry should be displayed as a separator instead of text,
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# meaning there is no 'real' action to run. If this is given, any other actions
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# will be ignored. A unique name is still required for each separator.
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#
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# Substitutions
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# -------------
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#
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# The client can substitute pieces of text into the actions before it sends
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# them. The most useful ones are %[myNI], which is replaced with the nickname
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# of the user performing the action, and %[userNI], which is replaced with the
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# nickname of the user that was selected in a user list when the command was
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# run. The %[userNI] substitution does not work in the hub context, as there is
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# no user selected there.
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#
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# You can also prompt the user for a piece of text with the substitution
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# %[line:<message shown in prompt>]. If the same prompt is used multiple times
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# within a command (whether in the same or different actions), the user is only
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# asked once and the response is used for all instances of the prompt.
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#
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# For a full list of available substitutions and the contexts they work in, see
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# the specification for the UCMD extension, currently available at
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# http://adc.sourceforge.net/versions/ADC-EXT-1.0.6.html#_ucmd_user_commands
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# Basic commands available to all users.
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# These don't strictly belong in the user context, but it is often a good idea
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# to put them there because the user list is a common place to right-click and
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# people probably expect to see them there.
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0 hub,user Show my IP
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Chat 0 !myip
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0 hub,user Hub uptime
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Chat 0 !uptime
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0 hub,user Hub version
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Chat 0 !version
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2012-08-14 00:30:43 +00:00
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0 hub,user BasicSeparator
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Separator
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0 hub,user Message of the day
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Chat 0 !motd
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0 hub,user Hub rules
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Chat 0 !rules
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0 hub,user Chat history
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Chat 0 !history %[line:How many lines of history do you want to see?]
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2012-08-08 07:19:27 +00:00
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# Put a separator before operator commands.
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4 user OpSeparator
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Separator
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# Kick and user info commands.
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4 user Kick user
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PM 0 Selected You are being kicked: %[line:Reason for kick]
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Chat 1 is kicking %[userNI]: %[line:Reason for kick]
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Chat 0 !kick %[userNI]
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4 user Get user's IP
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Chat 0 !getip %[userNI]
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4 user,hub Find user with certain IP
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Chat 0 !whoip %[line:Enter IP]
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4 user,hub Find users within IP range
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Chat 0 !whoip %[line:Enter range (can use <start>-<end> or <ip>/<mask> CIDR notation)]
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# Log/broadcast commands.
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4 user,hub LogSeparator
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Separator
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4 user,hub Show log
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Chat 0 !log
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4 user,hub Broadcast PM to all users
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Chat 0 !broadcast %[line:Enter message to broadcast to all users]
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# Admin commands.
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7 user,hub AdminSeparator
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Separator
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7 user,hub Hub statistics
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Chat 0 !stats
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7 user,hub Reload configuration files
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Chat 0 !reload
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7 user,hub Shutdown hub
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Chat 0 !shutdown
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# Finish off with the help command after a separator.
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0 hub,user HelpSeparator
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Separator
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0 hub,user Help
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Chat 0 !help
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# Sample configuration for a quote recording bot connected to the hub, with
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# commands displayed in a sub-menu.
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#
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# This assumes you have reserved_sids=QuoteBot in your uhub configuration file,
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# which will reserve the SID AAAB for the QuoteBot user (remember you must also
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# register an account for QuoteBot for this to work). Note that if the bot is
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# offline the hub will drop any message destined for the bot.
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#
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# NB. if you just want to see how this looks, you can uncomment the following
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# lines even if you don't have such a bot - the commands will still be sent out
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# to users, they just won't do anything.
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#
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#0 hub,user QuoteBot\Get latest quote
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#PM 0 AAAB !latest
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#0 hub,user QuoteBot\Get random quote
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#PM 0 AAAB !random
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#0 hub,user QuoteBot\Separator
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#Separator
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#0 hub,user QuoteBot\Add quote
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#PM 0 AAAB !add %[line:Enter quote to add]
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#4 hub,user QuoteBot\Delete quote
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#PM 0 AAAB !delete %[line:Enter number of quote to delete]
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