.Dd May 22, 2024
.Dt CATGIRL 1
.Os
.
.Sh NAME
.Nm catgirl
.Nd IRC client
.
.Sh SYNOPSIS
.Nm
.Op Fl Relqv
.Op Fl C Ar copy
.Op Fl H Ar hash
.Op Fl I Ar highlight
.Op Fl N Ar notify
.Op Fl O Ar open
.Op Fl S Ar bind
.Op Fl T Ns Op Ar timestamp
.Op Fl a Ar plain
.Op Fl c Ar cert
.Op Fl h Ar host
.Op Fl i Ar ignore
.Op Fl j Ar join
.Op Fl k Ar priv
.Op Fl m Ar mode
.Op Fl n Ar nick
.Op Fl p Ar port
.Op Fl r Ar real
.Op Fl s Ar save
.Op Fl t Ar trust
.Op Fl u Ar user
.Op Fl w Ar pass
.Op Ar config ...
.
.Nm
.Fl o
.Op Fl S Ar bind
.Op Fl h Ar host
.Op Fl p Ar port
.Op Ar config ...
.
.Nm
.Fl g Ar cert
.
.Sh DESCRIPTION
The
.Nm
IRC client
provides a curses interface for
Internet Relay Chat
over TLS.
The only required option is
.Fl h ,
the host name to connect to.
See
.Sx EXAMPLES
for managing further configuration.
Type
.Ic /help
in
.Nm
to view the list of
.Sx COMMANDS
and
.Sx KEY BINDINGS
in this manual.
.
.Pp
Options can be loaded from files
listed on the command line.
Files are searched for in
.Pa $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS/catgirl
.Po
usually
.Pa ~/.config/catgirl
.Pc
unless the path starts with
.Ql / ,
.Ql \&./
or
.Ql \&../ .
For example,
a configuration file at
.Pa ~/.config/catgirl/tilde
can be loaded by running
.Ql catgirl tilde .
.
.Pp
Each option is placed on a line,
and lines beginning with
.Ql #
are ignored.
An optional
.Ql =
may appear
between an option and its value.
The options are listed below
following their corresponding flags.
Flags and options in files are processed
in the order they appear on the command line,
so later values override earlier values.
.
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Fl C Ar util | Cm copy Ar util
Set the utility used by the
.Ic /copy 
command.
Subsequent
.Cm copy
options add arguments
to the utility.
The URL to copy is provided
to the utility on standard input.
The default is the first available of
.Xr pbcopy 1 ,
.Xr wl-copy 1 ,
.Xr xclip 1
or
.Xr xsel 1 .
.
.It Fl H Ar seed,bound | Cm hash Ar seed,bound
Set the seed for choosing
nick and channel colours
and the maximum IRC colour value
that will be chosen.
Changing the seed
will randomize the chosen colours,
in case you don't like the ones
chosen for yourself or your crush.
.Pp
The default is 0,75,
which uses colours
in the 256-colour terminal set.
To use only colours
from the 16-colour terminal set,
use 0,15.
To disable nick and channel colours,
use 0,0.
.
.It Fl I Ar pattern | Cm highlight Ar pattern
Add a case-insensitive message highlight pattern,
which may contain
.Ql * ,
.Ql \&?
and
.Ql []
wildcards as in
.Xr glob 7 .
The format of the pattern is as follows:
.Bd -ragged -offset indent
.\" FIXME: there's really no reason !user@host should be required
.Ar nick Ns Op Ar !user@host Op Ar command Op Ar channel Op Ar message
.Ed
.Pp
The commands which can be matched are:
.Sy invite ,
.Sy join ,
.Sy nick ,
.Sy notice ,
.Sy part ,
.Sy privmsg ,
.Sy quit ,
.Sy setname .
.Pp
For example,
to highlight whenever your crush
joins your favourite channel:
.Pp
.Dl highlight crush!*@* join #channel
.
.It Fl N Ar util | Cm notify Ar util
Send notifications using a utility.
Subsequent
.Cm notify
options add arguments
to the utility.
The window name and message
are provided to the utility
as two additional arguments,
appropriate for
.Xr notify-send 1 .
.
.It Fl O Ar util | Cm open Ar util
Set the utility used by the
.Ic /open
command.
Subsequent
.Cm open
options add arguments
to the utility.
The URL to open is provided
to the utility as an additional argument.
The default is the first available of
.Xr open 1
or
.Xr xdg-open 1 .
.
.It Fl R | Cm restrict
Disable the
.Ic /copy ,
.Ic /exec
and
.Ic /open
commands,
the
.Cm notify
option,
and viewing this manual with
.Ic /help .
.
.It Fl S Ar host | Cm bind Ar host
Bind to source address
.Ar host
when connecting to the server.
To connect from any IPv4 address,
use 0.0.0.0.
To connect from any IPv6 address,
use ::.
.
.It Fl T Ns Oo Ar format Oc | Cm timestamp Op Ar format
Show timestamps by default.
The optional
.Ar format
string is interpreted by
.Xr strftime 3 .
The string may contain
raw IRC formatting codes,
if you can figure out
how to enter them.
.
.It Fl a Ar user : Ns Ar pass | Cm sasl-plain Ar user : Ns Ar pass
Authenticate with NickServ
during connection using SASL PLAIN.
.Nm
will disconnect
if authentication fails.
Leave
.Ar pass
blank to prompt for the password when
.Nm
starts.
.
.It Fl c Ar path | Cm cert Ar path
Connect using a TLS client certificate
loaded from
.Ar path ,
which is searched for
in the same manner as configuration files.
If the private key
is in a separate file,
additionally specify it with the
.Cm priv
option.
.Pp
To use this certificate
to authenticate to NickServ
using CertFP,
use the
.Cm sasl-external
option.
See
.Sx Configuring CertFP .
.Pp
Client certificates
can be generated with the
.Fl g
flag.
.
.It Fl e | Cm sasl-external
Authenticate to NickServ
during connection using CertFP
via SASL EXTERNAL.
.Nm
will disconnect
if authentication fails.
The client certificate
must be specified with the
.Cm cert
option.
See
.Sx Configuring CertFP .
.
.It Fl g Ar path
Generate a TLS client certificate using
.Xr openssl 1
and write it to
.Ar path .
.
.It Fl h Ar host | Cm host Ar host
Connect to the IRC server
.Ar host .
.
.It Fl i Ar pattern | Cm ignore Ar pattern
Add a case-insensitive message ignore pattern,
which may contain
.Ql * ,
.Ql \&?
and
.Ql []
wildcards as in
.Xr glob 7 .
The format of the pattern is as follows:
.Bd -ragged -offset indent
.Ar nick Ns Op Ar !user@host Op Ar command Op Ar channel Op Ar message
.Ed
.Pp
The commands which can be matched are:
.Sy invite ,
.Sy join ,
.Sy nick ,
.Sy notice ,
.Sy part ,
.Sy privmsg ,
.Sy quit ,
.Sy setname .
.Pp
Visibility of ignored messages
can be toggled using
.Ic M--
and
.Ic M-+ .
.
.It Fl j Ar channels Oo Ar keys Oc | Cm join Ar channels Oo Ar keys Oc
Join the comma-separated list of
.Ar channels
with the optional comma-separated list of channel
.Ar keys .
No spaces may appear in either list.
.
.It Fl k Ar path | Cm priv Ar path
Load the TLS client private key 
for a certificate loaded with the
.Cm cert
option from
.Ar path ,
which is search for
in the same manner as configuration files.
.
.It Fl l | Cm log
Log messages to files in
.Pa $XDG_DATA_HOME/catgirl/log
.Po
usually
.Pa ~/.local/share/catgirl/log
.Pc .
Directories are created
for each network and channel,
and files are created for each date
in the format
.Pa YYYY-MM-DD.log .
.
.It Fl m Ar modes | Cm mode Ar modes
Set user modes as soon as possible
after connecting.
.
.It Fl n Ar nick Oo Ar ... Oc | Cm nick Ar nick Oo Ar ... Oc
Set the nickname with optional fallbacks,
should one nick be unavailable.
Each nick is treated as a highlight word.
The default nickname is the value of
.Ev USER .
.
.It Fl o
Connect to the server
only to obtain its certificate chain
and write it to standard output
in PEM format.
.
.It Fl p Ar port | Cm port Ar port
Connect to the IRC server on
.Ar port .
The default port is 6697.
.
.It Fl q | Cm quiet
Raise the default message visibility threshold
for new windows,
hiding general events
(joins, quits, etc.).
The threshold can be lowered with
.Ic M-- .
.
.It Fl r Ar real | Cm real Ar real
Set the
.Dq realname
which appears in
.Ic /whois .
The default is the same as the nickname.
This is a good place to add your pronouns.
.
.It Fl s Ar name | Cm save Ar name
Persist windows and their scrollback
in a file called
.Ar name
in
.Pa $XDG_DATA_DIRS/catgirl
.Po
usually
.Pa ~/.local/share/catgirl
.Pc ,
or an absolute or relative path if
.Ar name
starts with
.Ql / ,
.Ql \&./ ,
or
.Ql \&../ .
.
.It Fl t Ar path | Cm trust Ar path
Trust the self-signed certificate in
.Ar path ,
which is searched for
in the same manner as configuration files.
Server name verification is also disabled.
See
.Sx Connecting to Servers with Self-signed Certificates .
.
.It Fl u Ar user | Cm user Ar user
Set the username.
This is almost entirely irrelevant,
except that it's more likely to remain stable,
and
.Nm
uses it to choose nick colours.
The default is the same as the nickname.
.
.It Fl v | Cm debug
Log raw IRC protocol to the
.Sy <debug>
window,
as well as standard error
if it is not a terminal.
.
.It Fl w Ar pass | Cm pass Ar pass
Connect using a server password.
Leave
.Ar pass
blank
.Po
using an
.Ql =
.Pc
to prompt for the password when
.Nm
starts.
.El
.
.Ss Configuring CertFP
.Bl -enum
.It
Generate a new TLS client certificate:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
$ catgirl -g ~/.config/catgirl/example.pem
.Ed
.It
Connect to the server using the certificate:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
cert = example.pem
# or: $ catgirl -c example.pem
.Ed
.It
Identify with services or use
.Cm sasl-plain ,
then add the certificate fingerprint
to your account:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
/ns CERT ADD
.Ed
.It
Enable SASL EXTERNAL
to require successful authentication
when connecting
(not possible on all networks):
.Bd -literal -offset indent
cert = example.pem
sasl-external
# or: $ catgirl -e -c example.pem
.Ed
.El
.
.Ss Connecting to Servers with Self-signed Certificates
.Bl -enum
.It
Connect to the server
and write its certificate to a file:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
$ catgirl -o -h irc.example.org > ~/.config/catgirl/example.pem
.Ed
.It
Configure
.Nm
to trust the certificate:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
trust = example.pem
# or: $ catgirl -t example.pem
.Ed
.El
.
.Sh INTERFACE
The
.Nm
interface is split
into three areas.
.
.Ss Status Line
The top line of the terminal
shows window statuses.
Only the currently active window
and windows with activity are listed.
The status line for a window
might look like this:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
1+ #ascii.town +3 ~7 @
.Ed
.Pp
The number on the left
is the window number.
Following it may be one of
.Ql - ,
.Ql + ,
.Ql ++ ,
as well as
.Ql = .
These indicate
the message visibility threshold
and mute status
of the window.
.Pp
On the right side,
the number following
.Ql +
indicates the number of unread messages.
The number following
.Ql ~
indicates how many lines
are below the scroll position.
An
.Ql @
indicates that there is unsent input
in the window's
.Sx Input Line .
.Pp
.Nm
will also set the terminal title,
if possible,
to the name of the network
and active window,
followed by the unread count
for that window,
and the unread count
for all other windows
in parentheses.
.
.Ss Chat Area
The chat area shows
messages and events.
Regular messages are shown
with the nick between
.Ql <>
angle brackets.
Actions are shown
with the nick preceded by
.Ql * .
Notices are shown
with the nick between
.Ql -
hyphens.
.Pp
Blank lines are inserted into the chat
as unread markers.
.Pp
While scrolling,
the most recent 5 lines of chat
are kept visible below a marker line.
.
.Ss Input Line
The bottom line of the terminal
is where messages and commands are entered.
When entering a message, action or notice,
your nick appears on the left,
as it would in the
.Sx Chat Area .
When entering a command,
no nick is shown.
.Pp
Formatting codes are shown
in the input line
as reverse-video uppercase letters.
These will not appear in the sent message.
.Pp
Input that is too long
to send as a single message
will have a red background
starting at the point where it will be split
into a second message.
.
.Sh COMMANDS
Any unique prefix can be used to abbreviate a command.
For example,
.Ic /join
can be typed
.Ic /j .
.
.Ss Chat Commands
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Ic /away Op Ar message
Set or clear your away status.
.It Ic /cs Ar command
Send a command to ChanServ.
.It Ic /invite Ar nick
Invite a user to the channel.
.It Ic /join Op Ar channel Op Ar key
Join the named channel,
the current channel,
or the channel you've been invited to.
.It Ic /list Op Ar channel
List channels.
.It Ic /me Op Ar action
Send an action message.
.It Ic /msg Ar nick message
Send a private message.
.It Ic /names
List users in the channel.
.It Ic /nick Ar nick
Change nicknames.
.It Ic /notice Ar message
Send a notice.
.It Ic /ns Ar command
Send a command to NickServ.
.It Ic /ops
List channel operators.
.It Ic /part Op Ar message
Leave the channel.
.It Ic /query Ar nick
Start a private conversation.
.It Ic /quit Op Ar message
Quit IRC.
.It Ic /quote Ar command
Send a raw IRC command.
Use
.Ic M--
to show unknown replies.
.It Ic /say Ar message
Send a regular message.
.It Ic /setname Ar name
Update realname
if supported by the server.
.It Ic /topic Op Ar topic
Show or set the topic of the channel.
Press
.Ic Tab
twice to copy the current topic.
.It Ic /whois Op Ar nick
Query information about a user or yourself.
.It Ic /whowas Ar nick
Query past information about a user.
.El
.
.Ss UI Commands
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Ic /close Op Ar name | num
Close the named, numbered or current window.
.It Ic /copy Op Ar nick | substring
Copy the most recent URL from
.Ar nick
or matching
.Ar substring .
.It Ic /debug
Toggle logging in the
.Sy <debug>
window.
.It Ic /exec Ar command
Run
.Ar command
with
.Ev SHELL
and interpret its output
as input to the current window,
including as commands.
.It Ic /help
View this manual.
Type
.Ic q
to return to
.Nm .
.It Ic /help Ar topic
List the server help for a topic.
Try
.Ic /help index
for a list of topics.
.It Ic /highlight Op Ar pattern
List message highlight patterns
or temporarily add a pattern.
To permanently add a pattern,
use the
.Cm highlight
option.
.It Ic /ignore Op Ar pattern
List message ignore patterns
or temporarily add a pattern.
To permanently add a pattern,
use the
.Cm ignore
option.
.It Ic /move Oo Ar name Oc Ar num
Move the named or current window to number.
.It Ic /o ...
Alias of
.Ic /open .
.It Ic /open Op Ar count
Open each of
.Ar count
most recent URLs.
.It Ic /open Ar nick | substring
Open the most recent URL from
.Ar nick
or matching
.Ar substring .
.It Ic /unhighlight Ar pattern
Temporarily remove a message highlight pattern.
.It Ic /unignore Ar pattern
Temporarily remove a message ignore pattern.
.It Ic /window
List all windows.
.It Ic /window Ar name | substring
Switch to window by name
or matching substring.
.It Ic /window Ar num | Ic / Ns Ar num
Switch to window by number.
.El
.
.Ss Operator Commands
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Ic /ban Op Ar mask ...
List or ban masks from the channel.
.It Ic /deop Op Ar nick ...
Revoke channel operator status from users or yourself.
.It Ic /devoice Op Ar nick ...
Revoke voice from users or yourself in the channel.
.It Ic /except Op Ar mask ...
List or add masks to the channel ban exception list.
.It Ic /invex Op Ar mask ...
List or add masks to the channel invite list.
.It Ic /kick Ar nick Op Ar message
Kick a user from the channel.
.It Ic /mode Oo Ar modes Oc Op Ar param ...
Show or set channel modes.
In the
.Sy <network>
window,
show or set user modes.
.It Ic /op Op Ar nick ...
Grant users or yourself channel operator status.
.It Ic /unban Ar mask ...
Unban masks from the channel.
.It Ic /unexcept Ar mask ...
Remove masks from the channel ban exception list.
.It Ic /uninvex Ar mask ...
Remove masks from the channel invite list.
.It Ic /voice Op Ar nick ...
Grant users or yourself voice in the channel.
.El
.
.Sh KEY BINDINGS
The
.Nm
interface provides
.Xr emacs 1 Ns -like
line editing
as well as keys for IRC formatting.
The prefixes
.Ic C-
and
.Ic M-
represent the control and meta (alt)
modifiers, respectively.
.
.Ss Line Editing
.Bl -tag -width Ds -compact
.It Ic C-a
Move to beginning of line.
.It Ic C-b
Move left.
.It Ic C-d
Delete next character.
.It Ic C-e
Move to end of line.
.It Ic C-f
Move right.
.It Ic C-k
Delete to end of line.
.It Ic C-t
Transpose characters.
.It Ic C-u
Delete to beginning of line.
.It Ic C-w
Delete previous word.
.It Ic C-x
Expand a text macro beginning with
.Ql \e .
.It Ic C-y
Paste previously deleted text.
.It Ic M-Enter
Insert a newline without sending a command.
.It Ic M-b
Move to previous word.
.It Ic M-d
Delete next word.
.It Ic M-f
Move to next word.
.It Ic M-q
Collapse all whitespace.
.It Ic Tab
Complete nick, channel, command or macro.
.El
.Pp
Arrow and navigation keys
also work as expected.
.
.Ss Window Keys
.Bl -tag -width Ds -compact
.It Ic C-l
Redraw the UI.
.It Ic C-n
Switch to next window.
.It Ic C-p
Switch to previous window.
.It Ic C-r
Scroll to previous line matching input.
.It Ic C-s
Scroll to next line matching input.
.It Ic C-v
Scroll down a page.
.It Ic M-+
Raise message visibility threshold,
hiding ignored messages,
general events
(joins, quits, etc.),
or non-highlighted messages.
.It Ic M--
Lower message visibility threshold,
showing ignored messages
and unknown replies.
.It Ic M-=
Toggle mute.
Muted windows do not appear in the status line
unless you are mentioned.
.It Ic M-/
Switch to previously selected window.
.It Ic M-<
Scroll to top.
.It Ic M->
Scroll to bottom.
.It Ic M- Ns Ar n
Switch to window by number 0\(en9.
.It Ic M-a
Cycle through unread windows.
.It Ic M-l
List the contents of the window
without word-wrapping
and with timestamps.
Press
.Ic Enter
to return to
.Nm .
.It Ic M-m
Insert a blank line in the window.
.It Ic M-n
Scroll to next highlight.
.It Ic M-p
Scroll to previous highlight.
.It Ic M-s
Reveal spoiler text.
.It Ic M-t
Toggle timestamps.
.It Ic M-u
Scroll to first unread line.
.It Ic M-v
Scroll up a page.
.El
.
.Ss IRC Formatting
.Bl -tag -width "C-z C-v" -compact
.It Ic C-z C-v
Insert the next input character literally.
.It Ic C-z b
Toggle bold.
.It Ic C-z c
Set or reset color.
.It Ic C-z i
Toggle italics.
.It Ic C-z o
Reset formatting.
.It Ic C-z p
Manually toggle paste mode.
.It Ic C-z r
Toggle reverse color.
.It Ic C-z s
Set spoiler text (black on black).
.It Ic C-z u
Toggle underline.
.El
.
.Pp
Some color codes can be inserted
with the following:
.Bl -column "C-z A" "magenta" "C-z N" "orange (dark yellow)"
.It Ic C-z A Ta gray Ta Ic C-z N Ta brown (dark red)
.It Ic C-z B Ta blue Ta Ic C-z O Ta orange (dark yellow)
.It Ic C-z C Ta cyan Ta Ic C-z P Ta pink (light magenta)
.It Ic C-z G Ta green Ta Ic C-z R Ta red
.It Ic C-z K Ta black Ta Ic C-z W Ta white
.It Ic C-z M Ta magenta Ta Ic C-z Y Ta yellow
.El
.
.Pp
To set other colors, follow
.Ic C-z c
by one or two digits for the foreground color,
optionally followed by a comma
and one or two digits for the background color.
To reset color, follow
.Ic C-z c
by a non-digit.
.
.Pp
The color numbers are as follows:
.Bl -column "99" "orange (dark yellow)" "15" "pink (light magenta)"
.It \ 0 Ta white Ta \ 8 Ta yellow
.It \ 1 Ta black Ta \ 9 Ta light green
.It \ 2 Ta blue Ta 10 Ta cyan
.It \ 3 Ta green Ta 11 Ta light cyan
.It \ 4 Ta red Ta 12 Ta light blue
.It \ 5 Ta brown (dark red) Ta 13 Ta pink (light magenta)
.It \ 6 Ta magenta Ta 14 Ta gray
.It \ 7 Ta orange (dark yellow) Ta 15 Ta light gray
.It 99 Ta default Ta Ta
.El
.
.Sh ENVIRONMENT
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Ev SHELL
The shell used by
.Ic /exec .
The default is
.Pa /bin/sh .
.It Ev USER
The default nickname.
.El
.
.Sh FILES
.Bl -tag -width Ds
.It Pa $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS/catgirl
Configuration files are searched for first in
.Ev $XDG_CONFIG_HOME ,
usually
.Pa ~/.config ,
followed by the colon-separated list of paths
.Ev $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS ,
usually
.Pa /etc/xdg .
.It Pa ~/.config/catgirl
The most likely location of configuration files.
.
.It Pa $XDG_DATA_DIRS/catgirl
Save files are searched for first in
.Ev $XDG_DATA_HOME ,
usually
.Pa ~/.local/share ,
followed by the colon-separated list of paths
.Ev $XDG_DATA_DIRS ,
usually
.Pa /usr/local/share:/usr/share .
.It Pa ~/.local/share/catgirl
The most likely location of save files.
.El
.
.Sh EXIT STATUS
The
.Nm
client exits 0
if requested by the user,
69 if the connection is lost,
and >0 if any other error occurs.
.
.Sh EXAMPLES
Join
.Li #ascii.town
from the command line:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
$ catgirl -h irc.tilde.chat -j '#ascii.town'
.Ed
.Pp
Create a configuration file in
.Pa ~/.config/catgirl/tilde :
.Bd -literal -offset indent
host = irc.tilde.chat
join = #ascii.town
.Ed
.Pp
Load the configuration file:
.Bd -literal -offset indent
$ catgirl tilde
.Ed
.
.Sh STANDARDS
.Bl -item
.It
.Rs
.%A Adam
.%A Attila Molnar
.%T invite-notify Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/invite-notify
.Re
.It
.Rs
.%A Jack Allnutt
.%A Val Lorentz
.%A Daniel Oaks
.%T Modern IRC Client Protocol
.%I ircdocs
.%U https://modern.ircdocs.horse/index.html
.Re
.It
.Rs
.%A Kiyoshi Aman
.%A Kyle Fuller
.%A St\('ephan Kochen
.%A Alexey Sokolov
.%A James Wheare
.%T Message Tags
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/message-tags
.Re
.It
.Rs
.%A Kiyoshi Aman
.%T extended-join Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/extended-join
.Re
.It
.Rs
.%A Waldo Bastian
.%A Ryan Lortie
.%A Lennart Poettering
.%T XDG Base Directory Specification
.%U https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html
.%D November 24, 2010
.Re
.It
.Rs
.%A Christine Dodrill
.%A Ryan
.%A James Wheare
.%T chghost Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/chghost
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.%A Kyle Fuller
.%A St\('ephan Kochen
.%A Alexey Sokolov
.%A James Wheare
.%T server-time Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/server-time
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.%A Lee Hardy
.%A Perry Lorier
.%A Kevin L. Mitchell
.%A Attila Molnar
.%A Daniel Oakley
.%A William Pitcock
.%A James Wheare
.%T Client Capability Negotiation
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/core/capability-negotiation
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.%A S. Josefsson
.%T The Base16, Base32, and Base64 Data Encodings
.%I IETF
.%R RFC 4648
.%U https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4648
.%D October 2006
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.%A C. Kalt
.%T Internet Relay Chat: Client Protocol
.%I IETF
.%R RFC 2812
.%U https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2812
.%D April 2000
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.%A Janne Mareike Koschinski
.%T setname Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/setname
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.It
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.%A Mantas Mikul\[u0117]nas
.%T userhost-in-names Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/userhost-in-names
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.%A Daniel Oaks
.%T IRC Formatting
.%I ircdocs
.%U https://modern.ircdocs.horse/formatting.html
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.It
.Rs
.%A Daniel Oaks
.%T Standard Replies Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/standard-replies
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.It
.Rs
.%A J. Oikarinen
.%A D. Reed
.%T Internet Relay Chat Protocol
.%I IETF
.%R RFC 1459
.%U https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1459
.%D May 1993
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.It
.Rs
.%A William Pitcock
.%A Jilles Tjoelker
.%T IRCv3.1 SASL Authentication
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/sasl-3.1
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.%A William Pitcock
.%T multi-prefix Extension
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/multi-prefix
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.It
.Rs
.%A James Wheare
.%T Message IDs
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/message-ids
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.It
.Rs
.%A James Wheare
.%T reply Client Tag
.%I IRCv3 Working Group
.%U https://ircv3.net/specs/client-tags/reply
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.%A K. Zeilenga, Ed.
.%T The PLAIN Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) Mechanism
.%I IETF
.%R RFC 4616
.%U https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4616
.%D August 2006
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.Ss Extensions
The
.Nm
client implements the
.Sy causal.agency/consumer
vendor-specific IRCv3 capability
offered by
.Xr pounce 1 .
The consumer position is stored in the
.Cm save
file.
.
.Sh AUTHORS
.An June McEnroe Aq Mt june@causal.agency
.
.Sh BUGS
Send mail to
.Aq Mt list+catgirl@causal.agency
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