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==Information==
 
This script reads the mIRC server list from 'http://www.mirc.com/servers.ini' and imports it into your Konversation server list.
== Information ==
 
This script reads the mIRC server list from 'http://www.mirc.com/servers.ini' and imports it into your '''Konversation''' server list.


* It will NOT overwrite your existing servers, but will append the list to your existing list.
* It will NOT overwrite your existing servers, but will append the list to your existing list.
* It doesn't integrate: If you have a freenode group now, you will have two freenode groups once you run it.
* It doesn't integrate: If you have a freenode group now, you will have two freenode groups once you run it.
* It sets all NEW servers to use your default profile.
* It sets all NEW servers to use your default profile.
* It assumes you want to connect on the first port listed in the mIRC config. (Konversation doesn't appear to have the concept of multiple ports).
* It assumes you want to connect on the first port listed in the mIRC config. ('''Konversation''' doesn't appear to have the concept of multiple ports).
 
== Usage ==


==Usage==
Copy the script below into a new text document and <menuchoice>Save</menuchoice> it as 'konversation_servers' (or really any name you care, just change the following to suit!)
Copy the script below into a new text document and save it as 'konversation_servers' (or really any name you care, just change the following to suit!)


Make sure you quit (not just close) Konversation, and then run:
Make sure you quit (not just close) '''Konversation''', and then run:


    perl konversation_servers
:<code>    perl konversation_servers</code>
or
or
    perl konversation_servers /path/to/konversationrc
:<code>    perl konversation_servers /path/to/konversationrc</code>


To run it, you will need several perl modules installed:
To run it, you will need several perl modules installed:
* [http://search.cpan.org/search?query=Config%3A%3ATiny&mode=module Config::Tiny]
* [http://search.cpan.org/search?query=Config%3A%3ATiny&mode=module Config::Tiny]
* [http://search.cpan.org/search?query=LWP%3A%3ASimple&mode=module LWP::Simple]
* [http://search.cpan.org/search?query=LWP%3A%3ASimple&mode=module LWP::Simple]
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You can skip File::HomeDir if you include the path to your konversationrc in the command line call or if your KDEHOME environment variable is set and your konversationrc is where is should be.
You can skip File::HomeDir if you include the path to your konversationrc in the command line call or if your KDEHOME environment variable is set and your konversationrc is where is should be.


==Warranty==
== Warranty ==
 
THIS SCRIPT COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL.
THIS SCRIPT COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL.


==Support==
== Support ==
 
Any questions look for Woosta on Freenode or ask your local perl guru
Any questions look for Woosta on Freenode or ask your local perl guru


==Licence==
== Licence ==
 
(c)2007 Rick Measham.  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
(c)2007 Rick Measham.  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.


==The Script==
== The Script ==
<syntaxhighlight lang="perl">
 
{{Input|<syntaxhighlight lang="perl">
#!/usr/bin/perl
#!/usr/bin/perl


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if( ! -r $konvrc ){
if( ! -r $konvrc ){
print "Unable to read konversationrc from $konvrc. Please include the path on the command line:\n";
print "Unable to read konversationrc from $konvrc. Please include the path on the command line:\n";
print "   $0 /path/to/konversationrc\n";
print "   /path/to/konversationrc\n";
exit(1);
exit(1);
}
}
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print "Completed. It is now safe to start konversation.\n";
print "Completed. It is now safe to start konversation.\n";
</syntaxhighlight>
</syntaxhighlight>}}
 
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Revision as of 06:16, 28 July 2011

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Information

This script reads the mIRC server list from 'http://www.mirc.com/servers.ini' and imports it into your Konversation server list.

  • It will NOT overwrite your existing servers, but will append the list to your existing list.
  • It doesn't integrate: If you have a freenode group now, you will have two freenode groups once you run it.
  • It sets all NEW servers to use your default profile.
  • It assumes you want to connect on the first port listed in the mIRC config. (Konversation doesn't appear to have the concept of multiple ports).

Usage

Copy the script below into a new text document and Save it as 'konversation_servers' (or really any name you care, just change the following to suit!)

Make sure you quit (not just close) Konversation, and then run:

perl konversation_servers

or

perl konversation_servers /path/to/konversationrc

To run it, you will need several perl modules installed:

You can skip File::HomeDir if you include the path to your konversationrc in the command line call or if your KDEHOME environment variable is set and your konversationrc is where is should be.

Warranty

THIS SCRIPT COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL.

Support

Any questions look for Woosta on Freenode or ask your local perl guru

Licence

(c)2007 Rick Measham. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

The Script

#!/usr/bin/perl

#  INFORMATION
#  ====================================================================
#  This script reads the mIRC server list from
#  'http://www.mirc.co.uk/servers.ini' and imports it into your
#  Konversation server list.
#
#  * It will NOT overwrite your existing servers, but will append the
#    list to your existing list.
#  * It doesn't integrate: If you have a freenode group now, you will
#    have two freenode groups once you run it.
#  * It sets all NEW servers to use your default profile
#  * It assumes you want to connect on the first port listed in the
#    mIRC config. (Konversation doesn't appear to have the concept of
#    multiple ports)

#  USAGE
#  ====================================================================
#  Make sure you quit (not just close) Konversation, and then run:
#
#     perl konversation_servers
#        OR
#     perl konversation_servers /path/to/konversationrc
#
#  To run it, you will need several perl modules installed:
#    * Config::Tiny
#    * LWP::Simple
#    * File::HomeDir
#
#  You can skip File::HomeDir if you include the path to your
#  konversationrc in the command line call or if your KDEHOME
#  environment variable is set and your konversationrc is where
#  is should be.
#

#  WARRANTY
#  ====================================================================
#  THIS SCRIPT COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL.
#  Any questions look for Woosta on Freenode
#

#  SUPPORT
#  ====================================================================
#  Any questions look for Woosta on Freenode or ask your local perl guru
#

#  LICENCE
#  ====================================================================
#  (c)2007 Rick Measham.  This program is free software; you can 
#  redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
#


# Change this if it moves!
my $mirc_url = 'http://www.mirc.co.uk/servers.ini';


use warnings;
use strict;

BEGIN {

	my $konvs = `ps ax | grep konversation | grep -v grep`;
	if ($konvs =~ /konversation/){
		print "You need to quit konversation before running this script.\n";
		exit(1);
	}

	my @mod_list = ('Config::Tiny', 'File::Copy', 'LWP::Simple');

	# If there isn't a konversationrc in the ARGV, add File::HomeDir
	push(@mod_list, 'File::HomeDir')
		unless ($ARGV[0] && -r $ARGV[0])
			|| ($ENV{KDEHOME} && -r "$ENV{KDEHOME}/share/config/konversationrc");

	foreach my $mod (@mod_list){
		eval {
			(my $fn = $mod) =~ s|::|/|g;
			require $fn.'.pm';
		};
		if( $@ ){
			print "You are missing $mod. Please install this perl module and then try again.\n";
			exit(1);
		}
		import $mod;
	}
}



my $konvrc =
	($ARGV[0]) ? $ARGV[0]
	: ($ENV{KDEHOME} && -r "$ENV{KDEHOME}/share/config/konversationrc") ? "$ENV{KDEHOME}/share/config/konversationrc"
	: File::HomeDir->my_home . "/.kde/share/config/konversationrc";

print "Reading konversationrc from $konvrc\n";

if( ! -r $konvrc ){
	print "Unable to read konversationrc from $konvrc. Please include the path on the command line:\n";
	print "    /path/to/konversationrc\n";
	exit(1);
}


print "Getting server list from mirc\n";
my $servlist = get($mirc_url);
print "   done.\n";



print "Creating a backup of your current konversationrc to $konvrc.bak\n";
copy($konvrc, "$konvrc.bak");
print "   done.\n";



print "Reading INI files\n";
my $mIRC = Config::Tiny->read_string( $servlist );
my $konv = Config::Tiny->read( $konvrc );
print "   done.\n";



print "Counting existing servers\n";
my $scount = 0;
while( exists $konv->{"Server $scount"} ){
	$scount++;
}
print "   Next available server is $scount\n";



print "Counting existing server groups\n";
my $gcount = 0;
while( exists $konv->{"ServerGroup $gcount"} ){
	$gcount++;
}
print STDERR "   Next available group is $gcount\n";



print "Parsing mIRC's server list\n";
my %group;
foreach my $s ( keys %{ $mIRC->{servers} } ){

	my ($name, $server, $port, $group)
		= $mIRC->{servers}{$s}
		=~ /(.+?)SERVER:(.+?):(\d+).*?GROUP:(.+)/;

	next unless $group && $server && $port;

	$name =~ s/^$group: //;

	push(@{$group{$group}}, { name=>$name, server=>$server, port=>$port });

}
print "   done.\n";



print "Generating data for konversationrc\n";
foreach my $g ( sort keys %group ){

	$konv->{"ServerGroup $gcount"} = {
		AutoConnect         => 'false',
		AutoJoinChannels    => '',
		ChannelHistory      => '',
		ConnectCommands     => '',
		EnableNotifications => 'true',
		Expanded            => 'false',
		Identity            => 'Default Identity',
		Name                => $g,
		NotifyList          => '',
	};

	foreach my $s ( @{ $group{$g} } ){

		$konv->{"Server $scount"} = {
			Password   => '',
			Port       => $s->{port},
			SSLEnabled => 'false',
			Server     => $s->{server},
		};

		$konv->{"ServerGroup $gcount"}{ServerList} =
			($konv->{"ServerGroup $gcount"}{ServerList} || '')
			.(($konv->{"ServerGroup $gcount"}{ServerList}) ? ',' : '')
			."Server $scount";

		$scount++;
	}

	$gcount++;
}
$gcount--; $scount--;
print "   done. There are now $gcount groups and $scount servers.\n";



print "Writing konversationrc\n";
$konv->write($konvrc);
print "   done.\n";



print "Completed. It is now safe to start konversation.\n";