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OS/2 REXX Batch file
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1995-01-02
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/* This is the "main" configuration file for ircii. It sets up a lot of
environment variables. A few of them you will have to change unless
you want lots of things stuffing up...*/
/* The home and IRCLIB are basically the same thing. The are where the
irc program resides. Inside this directory you should have the SCRIPT
and translation directories. The difference between the two environ
variables is that one of them ends in a \ */
Call Value 'HOME','D:\irc','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
Call Value 'IRCLIB','D:\irc\','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
/* The IRCRC variable is the path to your IRCRC. ircii should load this on
startup but it seems to be playing up a bit. */
Call Value 'IRCRC','D:\irc\ircrc','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
/* The user variable is for what you want before the @ symbol. This may be
automatically changed if you are running via TIA and your host has an
identd for example. */
Call Value 'USER','OS2User','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
/* Set the nickname you want via ircnick. Set the thing in the brackets by
the ircname, and set the server you want to connect to by the value of
ircserver. The default format for ircserver is something like:
firstserver:optionalport:optionalpasswd secondserver:port:passwd etc */
Call Value 'IRCNICK','IrcIITester','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
Call Value 'IRCNAME','User of IrcII for OS/2','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
Call Value 'IRCSERVER','irc-2.mit.edu','OS2ENVIRONMENT'
/* The ifconfig is important for keyboard input. */
'ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1'
/* The mode is to change a default window size */
'mode CO80,30'
/* And then finally start the program. */
'irc'