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==How to use it?!==
==How to use it?!==
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<b>Hint:</b> 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]:
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To use this example, edit out from the regexp the events you want to see, delete all linebreaks to make the example a single long line, and paste it into your irssi client.
/ignore -regexp -pattern "(
ANIME\ ADDED|ANIME\ EDITED|ANIME\ DELETED|
ANIMEGROUP\ COMMENT\ ADDED|ANIMEGROUP\ COMMENT\ DELETED|ANIMEGROUP\ COMMENT\ EDITED|
ANIME\ PRODUCER\ ADDED|ANIME\ PRODUCER\ DELETED|ANIME\ PRODUCER\ EDITED|
ANIME\ RELATION\ ADDED|ANIME\ RELATION\ DELETED|ANIME\ RELATION\ EDITED|
ANIME\ TITLE\ ADDED|ANIME\ TITLE\ DELETED|ANIME\ TITLE\ EDITED|
AUDIO\ ADDED|AUDIO\ DELETED|AUDIO\ EDITED|
CREQ\ GRANT|
EP\ ADDED|EP\ DELETED|EP\ EDITED|
FILE\ DELETED|FILE\ EDITED|
GROUP\ ADDED|GROUP\ DELETED|GROUP\ EDITED|
REVIEW\ ADDED|REVIEW\ DELETED|REVIEW\ EDITED|
VIDEO\ ADDED|VIDEO\ DELETED|VIDEO\ EDITED|
SUBTITLES\ ADDED|SUBTITLES\ DELETED|SUBTITLES\ EDITED|
USER\ SIGNUP
)" 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.


===Lafiel Commands===
===Lafiel Commands===

Revision as of 01:39, 3 May 2006

The information on this page is incomplete and may not be of much use.
If you can, please help by adding to it.

What is it?!


Where to find it?!

Lafiel unlike Chii[AR] can only be found in #anidb-log

How to use it?!


Hint: 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 Irssi:

To use this example, edit out from the regexp the events you want to see, delete all linebreaks to make the example a single long line, and paste it into your irssi client.

/ignore -regexp -pattern "(

ANIME\ ADDED|ANIME\ EDITED|ANIME\ DELETED|
ANIMEGROUP\ COMMENT\ ADDED|ANIMEGROUP\ COMMENT\ DELETED|ANIMEGROUP\ COMMENT\ EDITED|
ANIME\ PRODUCER\ ADDED|ANIME\ PRODUCER\ DELETED|ANIME\ PRODUCER\ EDITED|
ANIME\ RELATION\ ADDED|ANIME\ RELATION\ DELETED|ANIME\ RELATION\ EDITED|
ANIME\ TITLE\ ADDED|ANIME\ TITLE\ DELETED|ANIME\ TITLE\ EDITED|
AUDIO\ ADDED|AUDIO\ DELETED|AUDIO\ EDITED|
CREQ\ GRANT|
EP\ ADDED|EP\ DELETED|EP\ EDITED|
FILE\ DELETED|FILE\ EDITED|
GROUP\ ADDED|GROUP\ DELETED|GROUP\ EDITED|
REVIEW\ ADDED|REVIEW\ DELETED|REVIEW\ EDITED|
VIDEO\ ADDED|VIDEO\ DELETED|VIDEO\ EDITED|
SUBTITLES\ ADDED|SUBTITLES\ DELETED|SUBTITLES\ EDITED|
USER\ SIGNUP

)" 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.

Lafiel Commands