| Package | mirsirc |
| Version | 20181124-1 |
| Architecture | all |
| Maintainer | Thorsten Glaser |
| Installed-Size | 220 |
| Depends | libbsd-arc4random-perl, libsocket6-perl, libencode-perl | perl (>= 5.8), libperl4-corelibs-perl | perl (<< 5.12.3-7), mksh, perl, ssfe |
| Recommends | openssl |
| Conflicts | sirc |
| Filename | dists/trixie/wtf/Pkgs/mirsirc/mirsirc_20181124-1_all.deb |
| Size | 67674 |
| MD5sum | 3403c7f60e49007bbc97640d144ea97c |
| SHA1 | 6ade77a2c33a5c309ef98f05d3b2cda3b3336ee8 |
| SHA256 | 5d7e253e1d678c9bafa6a23a4b2caff263c4e078f6cfc0edd28715b99b6a9c5c |
| Section | net |
| Priority | optional |
| Multi-Arch | foreign |
| Description | programmable small perl irc client (UTF-8, TLS, IPv6 ready)
sirc is an Internet Relay Chat programmable client written
in perl and C. It has a main perl script that can be run in
'dumb' mode, standalone, and a separate split-screen front
end in C, called ssfe.
ssfe actually comes quite handy, you can use it for example
as front-end for netcat/telnet (MUDs) or bnbot (chatting).
.
It sends characters encoded by default in UTF-8 to the server
and in ISO-8859-1 to the terminal, unless the locale(1) command
or start-up environment variables determine UTF-8 mode (for
non-dumb mode only). Control characters are stripped off.
The client has also support for sending ISO-8859-1 on the wire
and any character set supported by p5-Encode to the terminal.
Overlong lines are split automatically to smaller chunks.
.
This IRC client supports IPv6: http://www.feyrer.de/IPv6/
The RANDEX protocol originated in this client.
.
The new command ACCEPT from ratbox-ircd (Freeforge et al.) is
supported as well as the CAPAB IDENTIFY-MSG from dancer-ircd
and the newer variant CAP (Freenode/OPN et al.) which is
invoked automatically and shows messages from identified users
with different hook-like markers («»[[¬]]).
.
SSL is supported via /usr/sbin/openssl (which must be in your
current $PATH) by prefixing the port number with an 's' letter. |
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