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acf_ has joined #arpnetworks nathani: Can vim abbreviations and commands be used within weechat? ***: Lucifer333 has joined #arpnetworks brycec: I'm not familiar with those vim concepts - what are they? mercutio: :wq ? nathani: for example, I have in my vimrc: command -nargs=1 Link :normal i<a href="<args>" target="_blank"><args></a><ESC> mercutio: what nathani: so :Link https://www.google.com << inserts the apropriate html to create a link with that URL
ends up like <a href="https://www.google.com" target="_blank">https://www.google.com</a> mercutio: i'm still confused brycec: I suppose you could emulate that with /aliases mercutio: why would you have html in weechat? nathani: thats just an example
but what I would use it for is like something folks ask often
kind of like a bot brycec: Then definitely /aliase
Ooh, or custom tab-completions mercutio: you could write a bot nathani
the irc protocol is actually really simple brycec: I'm also happy to add custom @whatever to BryceBot mercutio: you basically just haev to say PONG <number> when you get PING <number>
and then you can do privmsg #arpnetworks: This is a message
etc ***: eyearecee has joined #arpnetworks eyearecee: This is a message mercutio: privmsg #arpnetworks :This is a message
then it sees
:mercutio!ben@pearl.meh.net.nz PRIVMSG #arpnetworks :privmsg #arpnetworks :This is a message
freenode doesn't seem to ping upon connecting brycec: Regarding aliases in weechat, for example I have a "/BryceBot" command that translates to (is set to): msg -server freenode BryceBot <my admin command invocation and password> $* ***: eyearecee has quit IRC (Client Quit) brycec: mercutio: Why should they? You just connected, they know the connection is alive still :P mercutio: brycec: other servers do brycec: Well that's silly. mercutio: it might be to record latency or such brycec: @ping BryceBot: brycec: Pong! Round-trip time: 1.8589 seconds. mercutio: damn brycec: 11:27:08 ℹ | CTCP requested by BryceBot: PING 1485458827.8129
11:27:08 ℹ | CTCP reply to BryceBot: PING 1485458827.8129 mercutio: oh i mean server-side ping brycec: Yeah I know mercutio: speaking of irc clients, weechat android is awesome nathani: I just discovered http://www.glowing-bear.org/ and it is also awesome mercutio: i wrote my own irc client years ago, as they all used too much ram. i see weechat is using 36mb atm, not that it matters
but i see nothing has changed :) ***: dj_goku has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds) mercutio: i wonder how much is message history, and whether it could be compressed with lz4 or such
over 4000 lines of histor
so yeah likely a win nathani: what do I need to do to get weechat relay encrypted?
do I need an ssl certificate? mercutio: i think it's a config option
i think it's just tls with no cert, but i can't recall ***: perlgod has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)
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perlgod has joined #arpnetworks nathani: back with ssl
self signed for 10 years
was there a network hiccup about 10 minutes ago
could not ping arpnetworks.com
Pinging arpnetworks.com [208.79.89.246] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 208.75.88.69: TTL expired in transit.y ***: qbit has joined #arpnetworks
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dj_goku has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) mkb: my server died brycec[m]1: I took the easy way out - my weechat relay is only available over my VPN mkb: uh oh... fsck
did something happen to ktc03?
kct* brycec: Reporting in from kct03, a-okay
@uptime host BryceBot: host uptime: 24 days, 2 hours, 36 minutes, and 24.879999999888 seconds. brycec: (And that was my own reboot, not kct03's) mkb: hmm it must have panicked nathani: brycec: So I guess you cant really use glowing bear, unless your device is connected to your vpn brycec[m]1: Right. i.e. my desktop nathani: openvpn? brycec[m]1: or my phone for that matter
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Nahual has joined #arpnetworks nathani: I am trying to get weechat ssl relay to listen on port 443. is there any way to do that without running weechat as root? mkb: modify the kernel to let your user listen on port 443 too? nathani: what the freebsd equivalent of iptables forwrd external 443 port to internal 8443 mkb: that's probably a better idea nathani: or I could just run weechat as root? brycec[m]1: That is a horrible, horrible idea.
Port forward, maybe relayd or nginx to handle it. nathani: testing this for now: $ sysctl net.inet.ip.portrange.reservedhigh=0 mike-burns: Why do you want Weechat's SSL relay to listen on 433?
443 nathani: coffee shops etc block other ports mkb: run ssh or something on port 443 and then you can forward whatever you need ***: Nahual has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving.)
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