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==What is it? | {{TOCright}} | ||
==What is it?== | |||
Lafiel is an event bot that prints useful information about the current AniDB activity. | Lafiel is an event bot that prints useful information about the current AniDB activity. | ||
==Where to find it? | ==Where to find it?== | ||
Lafiel unlike [[IRC:Chii|Chii[AR]]] can only be found in [[IRC:Anidb-log|#anidb-log]]. Hang around in this channel if you are extremely bored or just want to monitor the situation. | Lafiel unlike [[IRC:Chii|Chii[AR]]] can only be found in [[IRC:Anidb-log|#anidb-log]]. Hang around in this channel if you are extremely bored or just want to monitor the situation. | ||
==How to use it? | ==How to use it?== | ||
Lafiel has no useful commands for normal users. She should only be watched passively. | Lafiel has no useful commands for normal users. She should only be watched passively. | ||
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Looking at the full log output can be sometimes tiring, so a good idea would be to filter it. A great tool for this is your IRC client. Here is an example for [http://www.irssi.org Irssi]: | Looking at the full log output can be sometimes tiring, so a good idea would be to filter it. A great tool for this is your IRC client. Here is an example for [http://www.irssi.org Irssi]: | ||
To use this example, edit out from the regexp the events you want to see, delete all | To use this example, edit out from the regexp the events you want to see, delete all line breaks to make the example a single long line, and paste it into your irssi client. | ||
/ignore -regexp -pattern "( | /ignore -regexp -pattern "( | ||
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)" Lafiel[AR]!*@anidb.info PUBLIC | )" Lafiel[AR]!*@anidb.info PUBLIC | ||
For other clients that support ignoring by regular expressions, you can use the appropriate command syntax and use all that is between "-characters as the regular expression. If your IRC client does not support regular expressions(mIRC(does it?) comes into mind) you will have to find another way. | For other clients that support ignoring by regular expressions, you can use the appropriate command syntax and use all that is between "-characters as the regular expression. If your IRC client does not support regular expressions (mIRC (does it?) comes into mind) you will have to find another way. | ||
===Commands=== | ===Commands=== | ||
!status | |||
!version | |||
[[Category:Definitions]] | [[Category:Definitions]] | ||