Samba-like configuration
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# This is a sample configuration file for BotCommaner.
; Empty lines and lines starting with # or ; are comments
; This file is almost like samba's configuration files. It contains sections,
; and key = value pairs in every section. You define a section like [section].
; global is a special section, and contains the configuration values of
; BotCommaner. Other sections are bot names, and their configuration.
; Values in this file are the defaults. Float values are in english standard. If
; your country use other character as decimal separator (like mine uses ,),
; change the appropriate values.
; For boolean values yes, true and on means true, any other values mean false.
; Legal lines' regexps are "\[..*\]" and "..*=..*"
; Lines which are not legal are discarded without notification.

[global]
background_saturation = 1.0
change_to_message = true
debug = yes
scroll_on_output = on
transparent_background = no
vte_font = Monotype 12
this_is_an_illegal_line_and_will_be_discarded_without_notification_unless_debug_is_on

[mybot]
host = host.of.this.bot
port = portofthisbot
user = mynickinbot

[myotherbot]
host = other.bot.host
port = 32748

GConf2 configuration
====================

gconf2 configuration values take place under /apps/botcommander, bots are under
/apps/botcommander/bots.
Until I find out a new way of storing bots in the samba-like backend, you can't
have any bot named global. I have ideas, but don't know how to make them.
(ROOT is /apps/botcommander)
ROOT/background_saturation: 1.0
ROOT/change_to_message: true
ROOT/debug: true
ROOT/scroll_on_output: true
ROOT/transparent_background: false
ROOT/vte_font: Monotype 12
ROOT/this_is_an_illegal_line_and_will_be_discarded_without_notification
ROOT/bots/mybot/host: host.of.this.botcommander
ROOT/bots/mybot/port: portofthisbot
ROOT/bots/mybot/user: mynickinbot
ROOT/bots/myotherbot/host: other.bot.host
ROOT/bots/myotherbot/port: 32748
