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IRC Hacks de Paul Mutton

IRC Hacks

Autor Paul Mutton
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 aug 2004
This is a collection of tips and tools that covers just about everything needed to become a true IRC master, featuring contributions from renowned IRC hackers. The book presents an opportunity to learn how IRC works and how to make best use of some of the features that have made it so successful.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780596006877
ISBN-10: 059600687X
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 154 x 228 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
Locul publicării:United States

Notă biografică

Paul Mutton is a PhD student at the University of Kent in the UK, frantically trying to finish off his thesis at the same time as writing this book. He previously graduated with first class honors in Computer Science, winning the IEE Institution Prize for being the best overall student in his department. He uses IRC to collaborate with researchers in other countries and to talk to people in his office when they have their headphones on. In his remaining spare time, he uses his Sun Certified Java Programmer skills to develop all sorts of open source software on his personal web site (http://www.jibble.org). Some of his research has culminated in the creation of the popular PieSpy application (http://www.jibble.org/piespy/), which infers and visualizes social networks on IRC, and even appeared on slashdot once. He can normally be found jibbling around in #jibble and #irchacks on the freenode IRC network with the nickname Jibbler, or Paul on smaller networks.

Cuprins

Foreword; Credits; About the Author; Contributors; Acknowledgments; Preface; Why IRC Hacks?; How to Use This Book; How This Book Is Organized; Conventions Used in this Book; Using Code Examples; How to Contact Us; Got a Hack?; Chapter 1: Connecting to IRC; 1.1 Introduction: Hacks #1-4; 1.2 IRC from Windows; 1.3 IRC from Linux; 1.4 IRC from Mac OS X; 1.5 IRC with ChatZilla; Chapter 2: Using IRC; 2.1 Introduction: Hacks #5-11; 2.2 The IRC Model; 2.3 Common Terms, Abbreviations, and Phrases; 2.4 Common Acronyms and Initialisms; 2.5 Register with NickServ; 2.6 Register Your Channel with ChanServ; 2.7 The QuakeNet L Channel Bot; 2.8 Fix Channel Problems with CHANFIX; Chapter 3: Users and Channels; 3.1 Introduction: Hacks #12-16; 3.2 Find Relevant Channels and Servers; 3.3 Guess the Time Zone of a User; 3.4 Study Channel Statistics with pisg; 3.5 Find Users in Channels; 3.6 Filter Channel Lists; Chapter 4: Enhancing IRC Clients; 4.1 Introduction: Hacks #17-30; 4.2 Automatic Completion of Nicknames; 4.3 Add Timestamps to mIRC Messages; 4.4 Highlight Lines in mIRC; 4.5 Automate mIRC with Scripting; 4.6 Format Text; 4.7 Colorize Text; 4.8 Play Sounds; 4.9 Enhance irssi with Perl; 4.10 Connect to Multiple Servers; 4.11 Secure Your IRC Connection with SSL; 4.12 Tunnel Your IRC Connection with SSH; 4.13 Automate Voice Management; 4.14 Make IRC Talk; 4.15 Add Your IRC Nickname to Your Webcam; Chapter 5: Writing IRC Bots; 5.1 Introduction: Hacks #31-39; 5.2 IRC Over Telnet; 5.3 A Simple Perl IRC Client; 5.4 IRC with Perl and Net::IRC; 5.5 A Simple Java IRC Client; 5.6 IRC with Java and PircBot; 5.7 A Simple Python IRC Client; 5.8 IRC with Python and IRCLib; 5.9 Extend the Python IRCLib; 5.10 The Ethics of IRC Bots; Chapter 6: Logging Bots; 6.1 Introduction: Hacks #40-43; 6.2 Keep Tabs on People; 6.3 Log URLs People Mention; 6.4 Blog from IRC; 6.5 A Continuity Bot; Chapter 7: Community Bots; 7.1 Introduction: Hacks #44-50; 7.2 Infer Social Networks from IRC; 7.3 Run an Infobot; 7.4 Use PPF for Gaming Clans; 7.5 Write a Plug-in for PPF; 7.6 Getting Friendly with FOAFBot; 7.7 Interrogate Trust Networks with TrustBot; 7.8 Pass Notes to Other Users; Chapter 8: Search and Query Bots; 8.1 Introduction: Hacks #51-57; 8.2 Search the Web with Google; 8.3 Use the Dictionary; 8.4 Check the Weather; 8.5 Don't Get Lost in Translation; 8.6 Convert Currency; 8.7 Find Out When People Are on the Network; 8.8 Search for Books on Amazon; Chapter 9: Fun Bots; 9.1 Introduction: Hacks #58-63; 9.2 A DiceBot; 9.3 An Egg Timer; 9.4 A Trivia Bot; 9.5 Perform Feats of Math; 9.6 An Artificial Intelligence Bot; 9.7 Create Comic Strips; Chapter 10: Announcement Bots; 10.1 Introduction: Hacks #64-67; 10.2 Welcome Visitors Automagically; 10.3 Announce Newsgroup Posts; 10.4 Feed Syndicated RSS News; 10.5 Watch Online Games with MatchEd; Chapter 11: Network Bots; 11.1 Introduction: Hacks #68-72; 11.2 Link Channels on Multiple Networks; 11.3 Get a Remote Shell; 11.4 Tail Log Files; 11.5 Bridge Two Infobots; 11.6 A File-Sharing Bot; Chapter 12: Channel Management Bots; 12.1 Introduction: Hacks #73-77; 12.2 Protect the Channel Topic; 12.3 Invite Users into Channels; 12.4 Maintain Operator Status; 12.5 Set Up an Eggdrop Bot; 12.6 Manage Channels with an Eggdrop; Chapter 13: The IRC Protocol; 13.1 Introduction: Hacks #78-85; 13.2 Understanding the IRC Protocol; 13.3 Text Over Multiple Lines; 13.4 Fake an Ident Response; 13.5 Strip Formatting from Messages; 13.6 Remove Color from Messages; 13.7 Encrypt Messages; 13.8 Timestamp with the TS Protocol; 13.9 Understanding CTCP Messages; Chapter 14: Other Ways to Connect to IRC; 14.1 Introduction: Hacks #86-94; 14.2 Hypertext Links to IRC Channels; 14.3 IRC from Your Mobile Phone; 14.4 Enemies of Mobile IRC; 14.5 IRC from a Pocket PC; 14.6 Access IRC with Java Applets; 14.7 Use IRC from a Web Page Without Java; 14.8 Use IRC Within screen; 14.9 Set Up an IRC Proxy; 14.10 Use irssi and Its Proxy; Chapter 15: Servers and Services; 15.1 Introduction: Hacks #95-100; 15.2 Set Up Your Own IRC Server for Unix/Linux; 15.3 Install Services; 15.4 Set Up Your Own beware ircd Server; 15.5 Link Two IRC Servers Together; 15.6 Use MSN/ICQ/Jabber from IRC; 15.7 Combine BitlBee and CtrlProxy; Colophon;