.hatcogrc

# hatcog configuration file
#
# Lines starting with # are comments.
# Don't use ~ to mean your home directory, use the full path.

### Connection details ###
# The format is:
# network_name = host:port,username,password,Your Name
# Where:
#
#   network_name -> Whatever you want to call that network. It's just for you.
#
#   address -> IRC server, port, and optional password to connect to.
#   Example: irc.example.com:6667
#   Example: irc.mycompany.net:6697:serverpass
#     The Format is anything Go's net.Dial understands: http://golang.org/pkg/net/#Dial.
#     followed by an option server password (PASS command).
#     You must always include a port.
#     hatcogd will try connecting using SSL/TLS, and fall back to clear text
#
#   nick -> Nickname to use on that network
#
#   password -> To identify with NickServ.
#     If you wrap the password in $( and ), we run it and the output is your password
#     If you are not registered with NickServ, leave the password blank
#
#   You Name -> Name to use on that network.
#
# Freenode, over TLS. Password in gpg encrypted file.
freenode = chat.freenode.net:6697,hatcog_user,$(gpg -d pw_file.asc),Hatcog User

# OFTC, over TLS.
oftc = irc.oftc.net:6697,hatcog_user,$(gpg -d pw_file.asc),Hatcog User

# Mozilla. No password, nick not registered.
mozilla = irc.mozilla.org:6697,hatcog_user,,Hatcog User

# Local unsecured. Cleartext password.
local = 127.0.0.1:6667,hatcog_user,plain0lPass,Hatcog User

# With a server password, no NickServ
mycompany = irc.example.com:6697:s3rverp@ss,corp_user,,Corp User

### daemon_host ###
# Address hatcogd binds to. Must be on local machine.
# Default: 127.0.0.1
#daemon_host = "127.0.0.1"

### daemon_port ###
# Port hatcogd listens on for hjoin connections.
# Default: 8790
#daemon_port = "8790"

### cmd_notify ###
# Command to run to display a notification.
# This gets given two parameters: The title and the body of the notification.
# e.g. if cmd_notify is "/home/bob/bin/sayIt", this gets called:
#  /home/bob/bin/sayIt Message "Some text here"
cmd_notify = "/usr/bin/notify-send"

# just make a beep
#cmd_notify = "/usr/bin/aplay -q /home/bob/sounds/beep.wav"

### cmd_private_chat ###
# Command to open a private chat window, when someone /query or /msg you
# This get given the command "hjoin -private=<nick_talking>" as last param

# Open a gnome-terminal
#cmd_private_chat = "/usr/bin/gnome-terminal -e"

# Split your current tmux window
cmd_private_chat = "/usr/bin/tmux split-window -v -p 50"

## cmd_url ###
# Command to display a url. URL is appended to this command.
# e.g. If cmd is "/bin/browser" this gets called:
# /bin/browser http://example.com
cmd_url = "/usr/bin/sensible-browser"