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kgb.conf: KGB bot configuration file

Command to display kgb.conf manual in Linux: $ man 5 kgb.conf

NAME

kgb.conf -- KGB bot configuration file

DESCRIPTION

kgb.conf is the main configuration file of the KGB bot. Its location is in /etc/kgb-bot/ unless changed with the --conf command line option. See kgb-bot(1).

The file format is YAML. Elaborate example configuration is at the end of this document.

Settings

soap

A map with the following possible keys:

server_addr: IP address to listen to.
server_port: Port to listen to.
service_name: SOAP service name. Defaults to "KGB".

pid_dir

Directory to store PID file to. Defautls to /var/run/kgb-bot/.

include

Path to file with additional configuration. May be a path to a directory, in which case all files in it ending with ".conf" are loaded, in alphabetical order.

min_protocol_version

Minimum version of the protocol that will be supported by the server. Defaults to 1. Protocol version 0 has no authentication.

queue_limit

When messages are sent to IRC, there is certain rate limitting, which may prevent the message to be sent right away. In this case messages are enqueued, and this parameter configures the size of the queue. When the queue is full client requests are rejected.

repositories

A map with keys project names and values maps with project details:

password: Password used for authenticating all requests from this project.
private: If true, disables commit announces to 'broadcast' IRC channels.

networks

A map with keys network names and values map of network configuration, containing the following items:

server: IP address/hostname of the IRC server to connect to.
port: Port number to connect to.
nick: Bot's nick on the network.
ircname: The full name of the bot on the network.
username: The username presented to the network.
password: A password for the network.
nickserv_password: A password for Nick server identification.
flood: If defined to a true value, the built-in rate-limitting feature of the IRC component will be turned off. WARNING: this may cause the bot to be kicked off the IRC network. Use only when you control both the bot and the IRC network (e.g. when testing).

channels

A list of channels. Each element is a map and represents the channel's configuration:

name: Channel name, e.g. "#commits". Mandatory.
network: Network name, as described in the networks map. Mandatory.
broadcast: Enables broadcasting all commit notifications to this channel.
repos: A list of project names, as described in the repositories map. Mandatory unless broadcast is enabled.
smart_answers: Each channel can contain separate list of smart answers, see below.

smart_answers

A list of strings to be used as replies when the bot is addressed on IRC.

smart_answers_polygen

If set to a true value, polygen(1) will be used to generate replies when the bot is addressed on IRC.

debug

Enables logging of additional diagnostic information.

admins

A list of IRC masks, used to determine if a given IRC nick is bot administrator. Note that currently these nicks have no additional power.

colors

A map of colors to be used when painting commit messages. The following keys are recognized:

revision

Commit ID. Default: none.

path

Changed path. Default: teal.

Depending on the action performed to the path, additional coloring is made:

addition: Used for added paths. Default: green.
modification: Used for modified paths. Default: teal.
deletion: Used for deleted paths. Default: bold red.
replacement: Used for replaced paths (a Subversion concept). Default: brown.
prop_change: Used for paths with changed properties (a Subversion concept), combined with other colors depending on the action --- addition, modification or replacement. Default: underline.

author

Commit author. Default: green.

branch

Commit branch. Default: brown.

module

Project module. Default: purple.

web

URL to commit information. Default: silver.

separator

The separator before the commit log. Default: none.

EXAMPLE CONFGURATION

 # vim: filetype=yaml
 ---
 soap:
   server_addr: 127.0.0.1
   server_port: 9999
   service_name: KGB
 queue_limit: 150
 log_file: "/var/log/kgb-bot.log"
 include: "/etc/kgb-bot/kgb.conf.d"
 repositories:
   # just a name to identify it
   foo:
     # needs to be the same on the client
     password: supersecret
     # private repositories aren't announced to broadcast channels
     # private: yes
 # Some witty answer for people that talk to the bot
 #smart_answers:
 #  - "I wont speak with you!"
 #  - "Do not disturb!"
 #  - "Leave me alone, I am buzy!"
 # Admins are allowed some special !commands (currently only !version)
 #admins:
 #  - some!irc [at] mask
 #  - some!other [at] host
 networks:
   freenode:
     nick: KGB
     ircname: KGB bot
     username: kgb
     password: ~
     nickserv_password: ~
     server: irc.freenode.net
     port: 6667
 channels:
 # a broadcast channel
   - name: '#commits'
     network: freenode
     broadcast: yes
 # a channel, tied to one or several repositories
   - name: '#foo'
     network: freenode
     repos:
       - foo
     # Can also be set per-channel
     #smart_answers:
     #  - "I'm in ur channel, watching ur commits!"
     #  - "I am not listening"
     #  - "Shut up! I am buzy watching you."
 pid_dir: /var/run/kgb-bot
 # anything less is rejected
 min_protocol_ver: 1
 # default colors:
 colors:
  repository: bold
  revision: bold
  author: green
  branch: brown
  module: purple
  path: teal
  addition: green
  modification: teal
  deletion: "bold red"
  replacement: reverse
  prop_change: underline
  web: silver
 # you can combine them like "bold red" (ouch!)
 # available colors: black, navy, green, red, brown, purple, orange, yellow,
 #  lime, teal, aqua, blue, fuchsia, gray, silver, white
 # available modifiers: bold underline reverse

AUTHOR

Damyan Ivanov dmn [at] debian.org

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

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