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Introduction: Hacks #68-72
You
can't use IRC without a connection to the Internet,
and if you have a connection to the Internet, you may as well use it
to its full potential. This chapter is all about using the Internet
to link bots together or access them remotely.
By coincidence of misfortune, similar communities sometimes start
channels on different IRC networks. When they realize they share the
same interests but exist on different networks, it's
not an easy task to get everyone to migrate to the same network. The
first hack in this chapter covers one solution, which creates a bot
that links channels on different networks and relays messages between
them. Communities that run infobots can even share their factoids
with one another by bridging them together with a separate bot.
By connecting directly to an IRC bot, you can watch remote log files
as they fill or even access a command prompt to enable you to perform
maintenance tasks. This chapter shows you how to achieve both of
these feats.
The final hack in this chapter shows you how to create a file-sharing
bot, allowing you to distribute your favorite music or pictures to
people in your IRC channel.
