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Scribe
Scribe allows you to automatically log your conferences
and chat sessions to text, HTML or XML in real time. The server
can be configured to automatically start and stop the logs based
on hourly, daily, weekly or monthly events.
The Scribe module adds three new elements to
your server, Scripting, Events and Logging. The three new abilities
in the server when combined will allow you to write a script that
creates a channel, adds a greeting to the channel, starts channel
logging and opens the channel to the public. Then at a specified
time it can change the greeting to specify that the channel is closed
and set it to not allow any new users in. This adds a whole new
range of customization options to the server.
Logging:
The logging engine copies all information that
is sent to a specifically configured room or channel. It then writes
that information into a proprietary logging format. Using our web
server you can create theme based output that allows you to create
any look and feel for your logs that you want. Output can be in
XML/HTML or plain text. It includes the ability to automate not
only your Logs chat sessions to HTML dynamically. You can have an
up to date log that displays the information that was just sent
into the room. Multiple output styles can also be created that allows
users to view a channel in HTML while making the data available
in XML.
Scripts:
Create configuration scripts that control the
administrative interface of yourserver. This will allow you to change
your servers behavior based on preset commands that can be issued
online with a command alias. As an example you can write a script
that will open up your server to the public and put specific messages
into the channel. This allows you to automate tedious tasks and
make it possible to even further customize the server. Scripts that
configure the server can be given an IRC command alias so they can
be triggered online. Those commands can also be triggered by specified
channel operators allowing you to give specified advance configuration
access to users that would normally not have access to those advanced
commands.
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