About This File
# chanrelay.tcl 3.14
#
# A way to link your channels
#
# Author: CrazyCat <crazycat@c-p-f.org>
# http://www.eggdrop.fr
# irc.zeolia.net #eggdrop
#
# Declare issues at https://gitlab.com/tcl-scripts/chanrelay
# No issue means no bug 🙂
#
## DESCRIPTION ##
#
# This TCL is a complete relay script wich works with botnet.
# All you have to do is to include this tcl in all the eggdrop who
# are concerned by it.
#
# You can use it as a spy or a full duplex communication tool.
#
# It don't mind if the eggdrops are on the same server or not,
# it just mind about the channels and the handle of each eggdrop.
## CHANGELOG ##
#
# 3.14 - The Pi edition 🙂
# Now possible to change the (user@network) displayed
# just add the usermask correct value in settings
# %nick% and %network% are dynamic variables
# Think to escape chars as [] or {}
#
# 3.13
# Modified join/part/quit procs
# Add a limit to message length
#
# 3.12
# Added colors for actions and non-message
#
#
# 3.11
# Made the "oper" setting functionnal
# Removed MDS support
#
# 3.10
# Added debug log. It can be enable and disable in configuration
# and with /msg rc.debug <on|off>
#
# 3.9
# Added exclusion list to ignore some users
# Added a way to restrict relay to an internal user list
#
# 3.81
# Action mades by server are no more using nick "*"
# Added a protection on oper actions:
# the action must come from the oper bot
# Correction of the quit transmission: when the bot leaves,
# it now detect and transmit
# Added botnet status broadcast
# Changed the unload system (thanks to MenzAgitat)
#
# 3.8
# Correction : the config file can now use username for naming,
# allowing to have relaying eggdrops in the same place with
# different settings
#
# 3.7
# Addition of @commandes (public) restricted to operators:
# @topic <network|all> a new topic :
# Changes topic on specified network (or all)
# @mode <network|all> +mode [arg][,-mode [arg]] :
# Changes modes on specified network (or all)
# All modes must be separated with a comma
# @kick <network|all> user [reason] :
# Kicks user on specified network (or all)
# @ban <network|all> user [reason]:
# Ban-kick user on specified network (or all)
# Default reason and banmask are in the conf section
#
# 3.6-3
# Correction of trans mode on/off
#
# 3.6-2
# Correction of the logging of actions (/me)
# Nick was replaced with ACTION
# Correction of empty chan list (!who)
#
# 3.6-1
# Correction of the !who command
# It's now possible to have the list from a specific server
#
# 3.6
# Correction of modes catching / transmitting
#
# 3.5 (Beta)
# Integration of Message Delivery Service (MDS)
# by MenzAgitat
#
# 3.4
# Settings modified by msg commands are now saved
# Correction of small bugs
# Best verification of settings sent
# Acknowledgement and error messages added
#
# 3.3-1
# Correction for /msg eggdrop trans <action> [on|off]
#
# 3.3
# Added lines introducing beginning and ending of userlist
#
# 3.2
# Added gray user highlight
#
# 3.1
# Added check for linked bot
# Corrected parse of some messages
# Corrected pub commands
#
# 3.0
# Complete modification of configuration
# Use of namespace
# No more broadcast, the relay is done with putbot
## TODO ##
#
# Enhance configuration
# Allow save of configuration
# Multi-languages
## CONFIGURATION ##
#
# For each eggdrop in the relay, you have to
# indicate his botnet nick, the chan and the network.
#
# Syntax:
# set regg(USERNAME) {
# "chan" "#CHANNEL"
# "network" "NETWORK"
#}
# with:
# USERNAME : The username sets in eggdrop.conf (case-sensitive)
# optionaly, you can override default values:
# * highlight (0/1/2/3): is speaker highlighted ? (no/bold/undelined/gray)
# * snet (y/n): is speaker'network shown ?
# * transmit (y/n): does eggdrop transmit his channel activity ?
# * receive (y/n): does eggdrop diffuse other channels activity ?
# * oper (y/n): does the eggdrop accept @ commands (topic, kick, ban) ?
# * syn_topic (y/n): if set to Yes, the eggdrop will
# synchronize the channel topic when changed on
# another chan of the relay
#
# userlist(beg) is the sentence announcing the start of !who
# userlist(end) is the sentence announcing the end of !who
