# Python Functions for Mr. Pig’s IRC Bot
# Python Scripting Interface (Actual
# Functions)
# ————————————–
# Code the function, have it return a
# value. Value returned will be sent to
# channel/user.
# ————————————–
# Functions prefixes:
# mpCmd_All_NAME() – Both Private Msg and Channel
# mpCmd_Priv_NAME() – Private Msg ONLY
# mpCmd_Chan_NAME() – Channel Msg ONLY
# ————————————–

# Import C++ to Python Interface and related functions
import MPIRC_INTERFACE
from MPIRC_INTERFACE import *

def mpCmd_All_HelloWorld(sData):

sCaller = MPIRC_INTERFACE.mpirc_getCallerNick(sData)
return sCaller + “: Hello World; this was coded with Python scripting!”

All you need to do to add a new function is add a new function define! Maybe I’ll get around to releasing it…

More info here.

@spell word – Checks spelling using aspell API

@define word – Defines a word via google

@defineUrban word – Defines a word via UrbanDictionary

@speak topic – Quotes something; unless you know the topics don’t enter one

@time – Tells you the time in EST

He’ll respond to those in a channel or in a private message (both require the commands to be prefixed with @). Within irc.freenode.net you can message him with a nick of WhippingBot. If you want him in your channel message me with a nick of Mr_Pig and I’ll add him to your channel.

He’s rather useless but fun to mess around with.

Depending how lazy I am I may add scripting support so more commands can be scripted in. If this happens I may release him (source and all). This remains to be seen.

(Currently Executing Release: 0.2.0)

Changelog:

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Zboard Config Changelog
Copyright (C) 2007 Matt Razza
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Version 0.1.1 – Version 0.2.0

Added:
-Added support for -f
-Added a new settings file (zboard-sys.conf)
-Added support for “loadkeys” and not xmodmap

Changed:
-Verbose error reporting off by default

Fixed:

Removed:

Download Source (tar.bz2) MD5: 39cde7a58e40847abf1c8cb6b159dd7b

Gentoo ebuild (provided by Ken (changed file name – which should make it use 0.2.0)).

License

Current Version: 1.1.2 (Released on 11/25/07 @ 13:10 EST/EDT)

Supports:

• More than one unicast target
• File exec
• Per-target port setting
• Expected packet size filtering
• Allow/Disallow Broadcast to Unicast Overlap (Allow/Disallow resending of broadcasts back to broadcaster)

What’s to come:

• Packet header editing; IP Spoofing – Unicast looks like it came from broadcaster
• Full IPv4 Packet Support (TCP, ICMP, etc; currently only supports UDP)

Download latest stable version: Here

Feel free to leave comments/source code requests.

Small update to my “driver” for the MERC Zboard on Linux.

READ THE README – and anything the shell scripts say.

Changelog:

==============================================
Zboard Config Changelog
Copyright (C) 2007 Matt Razza
==============================================

Version 0.1.0 – Version 0.1.1

Added:
-”status” command
-”checkZboard” command
-Added ability to remove existing maps to keys
-Added Zboard Compatibility tester

Changed:

Fixed:
-Changed all references of “Zboard config” to “Zboard Config”

Removed:

Download Source (tar.bz2) MD5: 557bb8594795f70cd0210a21ac8e0edc

Gentoo ebuild (provided by Ken).

License

Download Source (tar.bz2) MD5: 115b0a3e150d048b43bcfbfaa0276f05

License

There is a possibility that you could crash the “driver” if you were to run two applications it can detect at once. In order to get around this problem I think I am going to have it only apply the settings for the first one executed (the one with the smaller PID).