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I’m not really interested in working on this anymore, as it fulfills my need. However, I can understand someone else might want to try the same, so I put the code online to avoid double work. |
pyrssi is a successor for irssi-mobile. It provides a WAP interface so that you can control your client from your mobile phone.
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handles private messaging (that was the most important for me)
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it allows you do anything, join/part channels, op, kick, etc.
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it fetches the last lines from the window’s buffer so that you’ll see everything you see in your client, including joins/quits, /names output, etc.
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it uses a unix socket, rather than a port, which is quite useful in multiuser environment
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other reasons I forgot ;)
First you need socket-interface.pl so that you’ll have a socket in your ~/.irssi/socket. Then you need pyrssi.py, that cgi will connect to the socket and will generate the wap pages.
Don’t forget to edit pyrssi.config: the sha1sum of your password and the socket path!
'Q: How frequent does it refresh?'
``A: It does not. If you send an empty text then it will.''
'Q: My window list is looooong. Is it possible to switch between windows without listing all of them?'
``A: Yes, just use /g windownum or /g #channelname.''
'Q: Is it possible to start a new query and switch to it immediately?'
``A: Yes, use /q nick to to so.''
'Q: I already do HTTP auth, could you please disable the built-in auth?'
``A: Yes, sure. Just set your password to empty.''
'Q: The activity list is too long. How to make it shorter?'
``A: All channels are shown by default. You can define the list of channels to be displayed in pyrssi.config like this:''
mychans = ['#foo', '#bar']
From GitHub.