PISG/docs/FORMATS

FORMATS - supported logfile formats by pisg
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This file contains a list of the different logfile formats which pisg
supports. It also includes a sample line for these formats.

If you don't have access to any of the clients/bots or you use some other
IRC client/bot which isn't supported, then it's fairly easy to add support
for a new IRC log format if you have some Perl knowledge, take a look at
modules/Pisg/Parser/Format/Template.pm. If you don't have any Perl
knowledge, then mail a sample logfile to the mailinglist (preferred as a
link to the logfile)

* mIRC6:
  - Version 6.x of mIRC

  - Same as mIRC except it uses a retarded logging format that makes modes
    indeciperable from actions (which is a nightmare to parse)

  - DON'T USE IT if you can avoid it, it doesn't do very well at understanding
    modes (see the "mIRC6hack" format)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'mIRC6'.

* mIRC6hack:
  - Version 6.x of mIRC using a logging script to produce a saner output

  - Same as mIRC6 except it uses '**' for actions

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'mIRC6hack', and the following
    be added to mIRC's remote script section: (thanks to virtuall and coaster)

------------------------------8<------------------------------
alias me {
  if ($1) {
    .describe $active $1-
    echo $color(own) -qt $active ** $me $1-
  }
  else {
    echo $color(info) $active * /me: insufficient parameters
  }
}

on ^*:ACTION:*:*:{
  echo $color(action) -lt $iif($chan,$chan,$nick) ** $nick $1-
  haltdef
}
------------------------------>8------------------------------

* mIRC:
  - A client for Windows (www.mirc.com)
  
  - If you want to create mIRC logfiles with your eggdrop, you can get some TCL
    which does it all for you (also logrotating and much more).

    MEL (mIRCStats Eggdrop Logger) can be downloaded from the following URL:

    http://mel.angelbears.org/

    Remember to timestamp your logs, or it wont work, the timestamp must be
    in [HH:MM] or [HH:MM:SS] format.
    
  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'mIRC'.

  Example:
        [23:44] <Christina> Hello world

* X-Chat:
  -  A client for Linux (www.xchat.org)
    
  -  In order to use this, format must be set to 'xchat'.

  Both the old logformat, and the new logformat from 1.8.7 and above is
  supported.

  Example of old logformat:
        18:01:43 <Ben> Hello world

  Example of new logformat:
        jan 13 04:39:42 <Ben> Hello World


* Eggdrop:
  - A cool and advanced IRC bot for Linux (www.eggheads.org)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'eggdrop'.

  You might want to change the logfile-suffix in order for pisg to parse the
  files in the correct order when using 'logdir':
  set logfile-suffix ".%Y%m%d" instead of the standard format
  set logfile-suffix ".%d%b%Y".
  

  Example:
        [00:02] <Jenny> Hello world
     
* Grufti:
  - A bot which I'm not really familiar with (www.grufti.com)
  - The author has actually made something like pisg called 'gruftistats',
    but someone mailed me and told me that it hadn't been maintained for
    over a year, and it had some problems..

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'grufti'
  
  Example:
        [00:17] <John> Hello world

* bxlog:
  - A logging script for BitchX (console client - see scripts.bitchx.com)
   
  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'bxlog'

  Example:
        [31 Dec/11:26] <John> Hello world

* mbot:
  - C-Based IRC Bot (http://darksun.com.pt/mbot/)
  - In the configuration file, timemode must be set to '1'

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'mbot'

  Example:
        Thu Aug 23 12:59:40 2001 <John> Hello world

* irssi:
  - Console IRC client (www.irssi.org)
  
  - Logfiles must be using the default theme in irssi.

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'irssi'

  Example:
        17:40 <@John> Hello world
        
* psybnc:
  - IRC bouncer (http://www.psychoid.lam3rz.de/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'psybnc'

  Example:
  2001-08-19-23-14-06:#LINUX.DE::stelb!user@host.org PRIVMSG #linux.de :hi!
    
* winbot:
  - Windows-based IRC bot (http://www.winbot.co.uk/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'winbot'

  Example:
  15:32.58 17/10/2001  <Azhrarn/#darkgalaxy> This is a normal line.

* zbot:
  - Bot written in C++ (http://zcbot.sourceforge.net/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'zcbot'

  Example:
  12/11/01 22:05:42 :Keitaro!KOala_v5@EVYRV4A4.ipt.aol.com PRIVMSG #alsa-station :Re all :-)

* ircle:
  - IRC client for Mac OS X

  - Support for this format is not completely done yet.

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'ircle'

  Example:
  6:35 PM:   Sinnikal: thats gross

* infobot:
  - bot written in Perl (http://www.infobot.org)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'infobot'

* Trillian:
  - Trillian's IRC component. (http://www.trillian.cc)

  Note: Your Logs must be timestamped in the format [%h:%m] or [%h:%m:%s]
  This is set in Preferences -> General -> Windows -> Display in your Trillian Client
  Tested with Trillian Version 0.70

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'Trillian'

* bobot++:
  - IRC bot written in C++. (http://pltplp.net/bobot++/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'bobot'

  Example:
  [13/12/2001 - 20:38] <NazoZzz> hello world

* axur/epic:
  - A unix shell client similar to bitchx but not quite.

  - EPIC is available at http://www.epicsol.org/

  - AXUR script for EPIC is available at
    http://www.asciifun.com/images/axur-2000.tar.gz or ax- b12r2.tar.gz

  axur/epic logs with two formats at once, one for normal users
  and one for the actual client doing the logging.  Why?  no idea.

  The normal format is of:
  [MM/DD/YYYY @ HH:MM:SS] <nick> saying
  [MM/DD/YYYY @ HH:MM:SS] * nick does some action here


  The loggers format is of:
  [MM/DD/YYYY @ HH:MM:SS] >(logger) saying
  [MM/DD/YYYY @ HH:MM:SS] >* logger does some action here

  Both is supported.

* Perlbot:
  - A bot which written in perl that supports loadable modules
    (http://perlbot.sourceforge.net)
  - It also has some modules for searching logs and some perl scripts
    for searching and browsing the log files.
    (See examples at http://stats.978.org)
  - Development on the bot seems to have stopped. I did need to edit it
    a bit to get it to log actions correctly.

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'perlbot'

  Example:
        13:22:57 <Sc00ter> bah, gotta run to the store

* oer / oer+MySQL:
  - Bot written in C (http://oer.equnet.org/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'oer'

    oer support isn't finished, the example lines won't work so I suggest you
    set the following options in your config:

    <set show_kickline="0">
    <set show_actionline="0">
    <set show_shoutline="0">
    <set show_violentlines="0">

  - For a detailed description see:

  http://faq.equnet.org/?area=b2VyIGFuZCBvZXIrTXlTUUwgRkFR&id=35&lang=en

  Example:
  1010866756 :EQU!equ@mira.equnet.org PRIVMSG #oer :test for mbrix

* muh
 - A bouncer for unix/linux (http://mind.riot.org/muh/)

 - In order to use this, format must be set to 'muh'.

 Since you can configure the log-format as you want to, the standard-format
 is used for parsing.
 In order to set it correctly add this to you muhrc:
        timestamptemplate = "[%a %d %b %H:%M:%S]";

 Example:
        [Sat 16 Mar 21:24:09] <pete> hello everybody

* muh2:
  - muh is a bouncer from muh.sf.net
  - muh2 is for the new version 2.2, see 'muh' for older versions.
  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'muh2'.

Example:
   [11:23] <boitl> Hello world
   [11:24] * carmen means that she is nice


* Energymech:
  - An irc bot written in C which is currently beeing developed.

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'energymech'.

  - Energymech is available at http://www.energymech.net or (better)
    at http://cvs.energymech.net 

  Example:
        [00:02] <Jenny> Hello world
	[00:04] Joins: vjaway (vector@p5086F6EF.dip.t-dialin.net)

* Dancer:
  - Bot written in C (http://dancer.sourceforge.net/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'dancer'

  Example:
  15.57.40 # <elho> hello world! 

* ViRC98:                                                                                      
  - A client for Windows (http://www.hansprestige.com)                                         
      at this time is ViRC2.0rc1                                                               
      maybe the type of logs will change                                                       
                                                                                               
    Remember to timestamp your logs, or it wont work,                                          
    active it checking                                                                         
    "Client setup/ViRC '98 options/Chat logging/                                               
     (Miscellaneous logging options)Stamp every message logged with current                    
time"                                                                                          
                                                                                               
  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'virc98'.                                      
                                                                                               
  Examples:                                                                                    
    01.15.39 [Fender]   this is a normal line writen by myself                             
    00.55.38 <@jax1n0^O>   this is a normal line writen by another                                
    22.24.27 * Fender says an action                                                  

* pircbot
  - PircBot is a framework for an IRC Bot written in Java.  It allows you to
      create your own custom IRC Bots using Java by building on the framework
      that is already provided by the PircBot. 

  - Homepage: http://www.jibble.org/pircbot.php

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'pircbot'.

  - Parses all data written by the bot as written by the nick assigned to 'maintainer'

  - Logs are timestamped with MILISECONDS since the epoch

  Example:
    1013630386748 :nick!ident@hostname PRIVMSG #channel :Hello world.


* Eggdrop RacBot
  - the Eggdrop RacBot is an IRC bot, which dreived from the original eggdrop
    sources (see http://www.eggheads.org)

  - Homepage: http://www.racbot.org/

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'RacBot'.

* KVIrc:
  - A KDE client for Linux (http://www.kvirc.net/)

  - Support for this format is not completely done yet, actions and -/+o
    modes are not detected, so you should add to you config file:
    <set show_actionline="0">                                                                   
  - Supports logs from version 2.x.x. v3.x.x or former versions has
    not been tested.

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'kvirc'.

  Example:
	### Log session started at Thu Aug 23 17:25:36 2001 ###
	[17:25:36] wwp [anonymous@AMontpellier-201-2-1-77.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ECI
	[17:25:47] <wwp> yop
	### Log session terminated at Sun Sep 9 22:56:51 2001 ###

* moobot
  - Python-based, modular IRC bot.  <http://sourceforge.net/projects/moobot>

  - Turn on logging by adding an entry to the data table with type = 'logtype'
    and data = 'file' or 'date'.  Add another entry with type = 'logfile' and
    data = the name of the file if type == 'file' or a string to be passed to
    strftime if type == 'date'.

  - The format name is "moobot".

  - All nicks are logged with their hostmasks, with the exception of those
    from the bot itself.  (This may change in the future to have the bot's
    hostmask, too.)

  - Examples:

      2002-07-06 00:05:29 :vergil!~vergil@host PUBMSG #space :mike_lap: i'm not joking, actually.
      2002-07-04 15:56:19 :SpaceBot PUBMSG #space :huh?
      2002-07-06 00:07:30 :vergil!~vergil@host CTCP #space :ACTION salutes
      2002-07-18 10:37:18 :jeffcovey!~jeff@host KICK #space vergil :two days in a row!
      2002-07-06.log:2002-07-06 12:07:41 :phil_tty!mjpr@host TOPIC #space :<She-Ra> of course, god can go to rotters, for all she's managed not to do for me
      2002-07-04 17:34:01 :jeffcovey!~jeff@host MODE #space +o CowBot
      2002-07-04 12:02:42 :Leebert!~lsherida@host JOIN :#space
      2002-07-04 18:24:18 :mike_lap!~emag@host NICK :Cathy

* ircII
  - The original IRC client (http://www.eterna.com.au/ircii/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'ircII'

  - You need to add a few on triggers to your .ircrc:
    on #^timer 50 "*0" echo $0
    on #^timer 50 "*5" echo $0
    to mark the time. They can be adjusted to taste (the above lines mark every
    5 minutes), with the main effect being the topic change times will only
    accurate to how often the time is marked.

  - The config option "Maintainer" needs to be set to the maintainer's nick

  Example:
    22:40
    *** sonnlich (sonnloki@202.72.122.25348) has joined channel #unisfa
    * sonnlich waves.
    > evening rae
    <sonnlich> Evening.


* DC++
  - Direct Connect Hub

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'DCpp'

  - Not an IRC logger, rather a shared network botnet log

  - You MUST put botnicks into botnicks variable if you want to see kicks

  Example:
    <set botnicks="bot1 bot2 MainBot">


* sirc
  - Simple IRC Client (http://www.iagora.com/~espel/sirc.html)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'sirc'

  - You must also load the sirc-timestamp.pl script in the scripts subdirectory
    into sirc (/load sirc-timestamp.pl after copying to appropriate location)

* dircproxy
  - Detachable IRC Proxy Server (http://www.dircproxy.net/)

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'dircproxy'
  
  - Currently does not recognize nick changes - apparently it logs nick changes
    to a separate file.  As a result, nick tracking will not work.

 * blootbot (http://blootbot.sourceforge.net/)
  - supports multiple channels, though the log will be parsed once for each
    channel
            
  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'blootbot'
        
  Example: (also in the parser module)
        01:02.03 <nick/#channel> normal
        01:02.03 * nick/#channel action
        01:02.03 >>> topic/#channel by nick -> topic...
        01:02.03 >>> mode/#channel [+o nick] by ChanServ
        01:02.03 >>> join/#channel nick (~user@example.com)
        01:02.03 >>> kick/#channel [nick!~user@example.com] by nick (reason)
        01:02.03 >>> nick_ materializes into nick

* HydraIRC (http://hydrairc.sourceforge.net/)
  - HydraIRC is an open-source IRC client with an attractive and easy to use
    interface
    
  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'hydra'
  
  Example:
    [2003-02-22 16:49:18] *** Alexander changed topic to wibble
		[2003-02-22 16:52:29] <Alexander> Sorry about the delay.
		[2003-02-22 16:52:33] <Eien> Slow.  Waking.  Up.
		[2003-02-22 16:52:34] *** Melody sets channel #ar-roleplay mode +v Alexander
		[2003-02-22 16:58:57] *** Kemmy|ZZZ changed nick to Kemayo
		[2003-02-22 17:03:34] * Alexander stirs Eien's brain.  "Cooooooool..."


* rbot (http://linuxbrit.co.uk/rbot/)
  - rbot is a ruby IRC bot. Think of him as a ruby
    infobot, with more and different features, and a nicer plugin scheme.

  - In order to use this, format must be set to 'rbot'

  Example:
  [2003/07/22 22:02:59] <Rathnor> well, i'm
  considering setting up a cronjob or something to watch it
  [2003/07/22 22:03:11] <ak|ra> hehe
  [2003/07/22 22:03:24] @ Mode +o Rathnor by ChanServ
  [2003/07/22 22:03:25] @ Quit: oddbudman: Remote
  closed the connection
  [2003/07/22 22:03:29] <FluxBot> Rathnor: :(
 
* IRCAP
                                                                                
 - Version 7.5 or 7.51 of IRCAP (www.ircap.com or www.ircap.net).
                                                                                
 - mIRC version 6.03 or 6.12 (this are the mIRC versions required by IRCAP, so not really a parser requirement).
                                                                                
 - Timestamp logs activated in mIRC:
   Enter Options (inside File -mIRC6.03- or Tools -mIRC6.12-), IRC->Logging and check Timestamp Logs.
                                                                                
 - To use this, format must be set to 'IRCAP'.
 Example:
 [2:51] <Lawy> a las wenassssssssss
 [2:51] <Lawy> [ArCePi] nas nas
 [2:51] <Lawy> [BruJo] wenas
 [2:51] <Danaita> lawyyyy

* Vision
  - An irc client for BeOS ( http://vision.sourceforge.net and http://
www.bebits.com/app/2623 )
                                                                                
 - Timestamping has to be enabled in the preferences
                                                                                
 - The messages Vision displays for joins/parts/topic changes etc, is
fully user configurable,
   this parses the default messages. If you have changed them in the
preferences you
   have to edit the parser to reflect the changes.
                                                                                
 - In order to use this, format must be set to 'Vision'

* Supybot:
  - http://supybot.sf.net
  - Version tested with 0.77
  - Log format :
   normal msg:  [05-Mar-2004 17:28:10]  * Jkx|home bon je vais pas trainer ..
   channel msg: [17-Feb-2004 08:13:47]  *** Jkx changes topic to "Oh my god of topic

* JavaBot
  - http://javabot.sourceforge.net
  - Version has to be 0.3.3 or newer
  - To use this, format must be set to javabot
  - Example:
     maj 07 21:11:44 <CreoN> a regular line
     maj 07 21:12:02 ---     CreoN sets mode +o scalldog
     maj 07 21:12:05 <--     CreoN has kicked JavaBot (JavaBot)
     maj 07 21:12:06 -->     JavaBot (~javabot@host.com) has joined #channel

* lulubot
  - http://lulubot.berlios.de
  - Version tested with the CVS the 12/04/04
  - Log format :
[22-11-2004/14:42] *** Joined ace (~ace@154.25.145.85)
[22-11-2004/15:00] <ace> morning
[22-11-2004/15:01] * ace is back
  - Parser written by Vianney Lecroart <acemtp@free.fr>