====== Irssi et Bitlbee ======

===== Installation =====

http://linuxclues.blogspot.fr/2012/09/bitlbee-gtalk-twitter-introduction.html

https://wiki.bitlbee.org/HowtoGtalk

===== Copy Bitlbee instance into another machine =====

If you want to install bitlbee into another machine and want to use same configuration,
you can simply copy /var/lib/bitlbee/your_name.xml into /var/lib/bitlbee in the new machine.


  $ cp /var/lib/bitlbee/my_user.xml /path/to/other/machine    # copy user config file into the other machine.

Watch out file permissions. Do not make them readable for everyone.
  $ sudo chown bitlbee:bitlbee my_user.xml
  $ sudo chmod 600 my_user.xml
  $ sudo mv my_user.xml /var/lib/bitlbee

==== Même chose pour Irssi ====

  /home/username/.irssi/config
  /home/username/.irssi/default.theme




===== Lancement et connexion =====
Lancer irssi \\ 
Se connecter au serveur bitlbee, ici local : ''/connect localhost'' \\ 
S'identifier sur bitlbee : ''identify''\\
->commande ''/OPER <//username//>'' pour ne pas avoir le MDP dans l'historique de frappe\\

se déconnecter d'un compte : ''account <//account name//> off'' \\ 
renommer un contact : ''rename <//oldnick//> <//newnick//''> \\ 
sauver la config : ''save''

bitlbee config : ''/var/lib/bitlbee''

Lancer un script :\\
''/script load nicklist.pl''

===== Changing your password =====

There are two kinds of passwords in BitlBee:

    The identify password. The one you once set using the register password, and now always use with the identify command to load all your accounts and settings.
    Account passwords, the password(s) to your IM account(s). 

In both cases, the password is just a setting. But for security reasons, the setting is write-only. This means that you can change it, but when you try it, BitlBee will always say the setting is empty/unset.

=== Changing the identify password ====

   1 20:56:51 <wilmer> set password newpassword
   2 20:56:51 <root> Setting changed successfully
   
=== Changing account passwords ====

If you changed the password of your IM account (via the provider's website, using their native client, or however), you can change the password in your BitlBee configs so you can connect to the account again like this. Assuming you changed the password of your first account:

   1 20:56:56 <wilmer> account 0 set password newpassword
   2 20:56:56 <root> Setting changed successfully


===== Irrsi theme config =====

  $ ~/.irssi/







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