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sic - text interface to the Internet Relay Chat system
sic [ -c confdir ] [ -i ip ] [ -l logdir ] [
-n ] [ -r script ] [ -v ]
The sic program is a full screen, termcap based interface to the Internet
Relay Chat. It can handle several concurrent connections, through the use of
virtual windows.
- -c confdir
- This can be used to override the default directory in which the
configuration files are. The default is $SICDIR.
- -i ip
- This option instructs sic to use the given address as the local
address. This is only useful for multi-homed hosts. The default is
$SICIP.
- -l directory
- This option can be used to override the default directory in which
logfiles will be created. The default is $SICLOG.
- -n
- Normally, on startup sic will automatically connect to the first
server specified in the configuration. This option can be used to start
sic without initiation any connection.
- -r filename
- If a filename is specified, the client will read such file (within
$SICDIR) and execute any command specified in it.
- -v
- This will make sic print its version information.
Copyright (C) 1997-2000 Christophe Kalt <kalt@stealth.net>
"$SICDIR/alias"
"$SICDIR/server"
"$SICDIR/top"
"$SICDIR/startup"
"$SICDIR/URLs"
"$SICDIR/irc"
"$SICDIR/EFnet"
"$SICDIR/Undernet"
"$SICDIR/DALnet"
The following environment variables are used by sic:
- SICDIR
- The directory the configuration files are located. The default is
$HOME/.sic.
- SICLOG
- The directory the log files should be created. The default is
$SICDIR/log.
- SICIP
- The IP address that should be used as the local address.
- SICUSER
- The username to use when registering a connection to an IRC server. The
default is $USER if it exists, sicuser otherwise.
- SICNAME
- The real name to use when registering a connection to an IRC server. The
default is "wasting time".
sic-server(5) sic-alias(5)
Bugs should be reported to the author.
Christophe Kalt <kalt@stealth.net>
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