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web-irssi:
Version 0.2.1
more about the creators here
web-irssi is an easy to use web interface for one of the greatest chat clients available. See more about irssi here.. It is easy to install, and you have access to your irssi everywhere with just an webbrowser.
download:
web-irssi-0.2.1.tar.gz
screenshots:
click for fullsize screenshot
web-irssi README
web-irssi README
================
$Id: README 44 2004-10-05 18:34:18Z max $
What is web-irssi?
------------------
web-irssi is a browser front end for irssi, the famous IRC client. It
is very useful if you want to access IRC when there's only trivial web
access available, and CGI::IRC isn't working.
Getting web-irssi
-----------------
Visit the home page:
http://max.kellermann.name/projects/web-irssi/
http://www.donneker.de/projects/web-irssi/
Installation
------------
You need:
- apache httpd or any other CGI capable web server
- perl
- irssi with perl support
The user which runs the CGI scripts needs read access to $HOME/irclogs
and read/write access to $HOME/.web-irssi. mod_suexec helps.
Instructions:
- mkdir -p ~/public_html/web-irssi/
- cp ./htdocs/*.{css,html,pl} ~/public_html/web-irssi/
- $EDITOR ~/public_html/web-irssi/config.pl
- chmod +x ~/public_html/web-irssi/{log,msg,userlist}.pl
- cp scripts/web.pl ~/.irssi/scripts/auto
- in irssi, enter: /script load web
- irssi should write its logs to ~/irclogs/CHATNET/
Now point your browser to http://your_server/~myself/web-irssi/
The irssi module and the CGI scripts communicate with plain files in
the directory ~/.web-irssi; it is safe to delete it and its
contents.
Using web-irssi
---------------
web-irssi consists of a frameset. The upper frame displays the current
log file, the channel topic and channel tabs. The lower frame is a
form which is used to write text and to send commands to irssi.
To connect to a server, enter "/connect ircnet". Irssi will then
connect to any server in the "ircnet" chat network (has to be
configured in ~/.irssi/config). It is currently not possible to
connect to IRC servers directly.
The following commands are understood:
- /me TEXT
- /say TEXT
- /msg NICK TEXT
- /query NICK
- /nick NICK
- /topic TEXT
- /topic #CHANNEL TEXT
- /op NICK, /deop NICK
- /join #CHANNEL
- /part, /leave
- /part #CHANNEL, /leave #CHANNEL
- /server CHATNET, /connect CHATNET
- /mode MODES CHANNEL ...
- /close
- anything else will be sent as message text to the current channel/query
IANAL
-----
Copyright 2004 Max Kellermann (max@duempel.org)
Copyright 2007 Stefan Hummert (web-irssi@my.donster.de)
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
Don't blame me if you lose your job after you got caught chatting at
work.
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