; First we specify a set of groups, one for open proxy, one for fake domains, one for bad channels etc.
; And last (at bottom) we set which channels should use which of these groups.

; For all (setting) options, all time settings are in seconds.
; As for (ban expire) they take a numeric value directly followed by; s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hour), d (days), w (weeks).

<Spam Groups>
	<1>
		<Repeat>
			<Enabled>True</Enabled>
			<First Warning>Please, do not repeat.</First Warning>
			<Second Warning>I warned you, do not repeat!</Second Warning>
			<Ban Expire>5m</Ban Expire>
			; Clear Warnig is the time it takes for a user to go from 'first warning' back to normal.
			<Clear Warning>5h</Clear Warning>
	
			; Setting takes 2 values, separated by a comma.
			; First one is the number of lines, the second value is the time interval.
			; 4,2 would mean 4 lines within 2 seconds. (Needs to be identical)
			; 'Setting 1' is for first warning. While 'Setting 2 is for the second warning.
			<Setting 1>3,3</Setting 1>
			<Setting 2>2,3</Setting 2>
		</Repeat>
		
		<Flood>
			<Enabled>True</Enabled>
			<First Warning>Please, do not flood.</First Warning>
			<Second Warning>I warned you, do not flood!</Second Warning>
			<Ban Expire>15m</Ban Expire>
			; Clear Warnig is the time it takes for a user to go from 'first warning' back to normal.
			<Clear Warning>5h</Clear Warning>
	
			; Setting takes 2 values, separated by a comma.
			; First one is the number of lines, the second value is the time interval.
			; 4,2 would mean 4 lines within 2 seconds.
			; 'Setting 1' is for first warning. While 'Setting 2 is for the second warning.
			<Setting 1>5,2</Setting 1>
			<Setting 2>2,2</Setting 2>
		</Flood>
		
		<Change Nick>
			; A user who changes nick 10 times within 3 seconds or the like is a hell!
			<Enabled>True</Enabled>

			<First Warning>Please, stop changing nick.</First Warning>
			<Second Warning>I warned you, dont change your nick again!</Second Warning>
			<Ban Expire>15m</Ban Expire>
			; Clear Warnig is the time it takes for a user to go from 'first warning' back to normal.
			<Clear Warning>2h</Clear Warning>
			
			; Setting takes 2 values, separated by a comma.
			; First one is the number of nick changes, the second value is the time interval.
			; 4,2 would mean 4 nick changes within 2 seconds.
			; 'Setting 1' is for first warning. While 'Setting 2 is for the second warning.
			<Setting 1>4,10</Setting 1>
			<Setting 2>2,10</Setting 2>
		</Change Nick>

		<Bad IRC Servers>
			<Enabled>True</Enabled>
			; $ = The server in question.
			<Reason>Sorry, the server which you connect through is not allowed in here ($).</Reason>
			<Ban Expire>1d</Ban Expire>

			<List>
				; mozilla.se.eu.dal.net
			</List>
		</Bad IRC Servers>

		<Bad Name>
			<Enabled>True</Enabled>
			<Ban Expire>1w</Ban Expire>
			; $ = The name in question.
			<Default Reason>Your name is not allowed in this channel! ($)</Default Reason>
	
			<List>
				<Real Name>
					<Reason>Banned: Client infected by malware/trojan</Reason>
				</Real Name>
				
				<Blargh></Blargh>
			</List>
		</Bad Name>
	
		<Privmsg Spam>
			<Enabled>True</Enabled>
			<Ban Expire>5m</Ban Expire>
	
			; Here you can specify the number of lines that the bot will check for spam.
			; If you set 1, the user may say whatever he wants on his 2nd line.
			; A Value of X means infinite.
			<Line Limit>1</Line Limit>
			
			; Soft warning is when user hits the soft spam list.
			; A user who hits soft spam, will be taken as hard spam next time (even if it is one more soft spam).
			; And in that case, "Hard Warning" message will be used.

			; Hard warning for hits on Hard Spam list. Hard spam results in kick+ban immediately.
			<Soft Warning>Warning: Please, restrain from using those kind of words / patterns.</Soft Warning>
			<Hard Warning>No spam allowed!</Hard Warning>

			<Soft Spam>
				<Wildcard Groups>
					Bad Words
				</Wildcard Groups>
		
				<RegEx Groups>
				</RegEx Groups>
			</Soft Spam>

			<Hard Spam>
				<Wildcard Groups>
					Sales
					Infected Clients
					HTTP
					Channels
					Requests
					Bold
				</Wildcard Groups>
		
				<RegEx Groups>
					E-Mail
				</RegEx Groups>
			</Hard Spam>
		</Privmsg Spam>
	</1>
</Spam Groups>

; Used for Spam Groups (Privmsg)

; $U$ = Underline control code
; $B$ = Bold control code.

; If you want to escape the pattern for *, #, and ?. Enclose them inside [].

; "Reason" for spam below is optional, if empty, it will use "Soft Warning" and "Hard Warning" message.
; RegEx will always be none case sensitive.

<Spam Pattern Groups>
	<Wildcard>
		<Sales>
			<1>
				<Pattern>*must go today*</Pattern>
				<Reason>I will take 5, please.</Reason>
			</1>
			<2>
				<Pattern>*price*price*</Pattern>
				<Reason>I will take 5, please.</Reason>
			</2>
			<3>
				<Pattern>*price*###*</Pattern>
			</3>
			<4>
				<Pattern>*$###*</Pattern>
				<Reason>I will take 5, please.</Reason>
			</4>
		</Sales>
		<Infected Clients>
			<1>
				<Pattern>- (Ops)</Pattern>
				<Reason>Banned: Infected client</Reason>
			</1>
			<2>
				<Pattern>hi :). (all-)</Pattern>
				<Reason>Banned: Infected client!</Reason>
			</2>
		</Infected Clients>
		<HTTP>
			<1>
				<Pattern>*$B$*http://*</Pattern>
			</1>
			<2>
				<Pattern>*$B$*www.*</Pattern>
			</2>
			<3>
				<Pattern>*www.*$B$*</Pattern>
			</3>
			<4>
				<Pattern>*http://*$B$</Pattern>
			</4>
			<5>
				<Pattern>*www.*$U$*</Pattern>
			</5>
			<6>
				<Pattern>*http://*$U$</Pattern>
			</6>
			<7>
				<Pattern>*$U$*www.*</Pattern>
			</7>
			<8>
				<Pattern>*$U$*http://*</Pattern>
			</8>
		</HTTP>
		<Channels>
			<1>
				<Pattern>*join*[#]*</Pattern>
				<Reason>Up yours with your channel!</Reason>
			</1>
			<2>
				<Pattern>*[#]*</Pattern>
			</2>
		</Channels>
		<Requests>
			<1>
				<Pattern>!List*</Pattern>
				<Reason>!List this fist up your ass!</Reason>
			</1>
			<2>
				<Pattern>[?]Locator*</Pattern>
				<Reason></Reason>
			</2>
			<3>
				<Pattern>[?]Find*</Pattern>
				<Reason>GM: You found a hidden chest full of poop.</Reason>
			</3>
			<4>
				<Pattern>[?]Request*</Pattern>
				<Reason>I do not take orders.</Reason>
			</4>
		</Requests>
		<Bold>
			<1>
				<Pattern>*$B$*</Pattern>
			</1>
		</Bold>
		<Bad Words>
			<1>
				<Pattern>*nigga*</Pattern>
			</1>
		</Bad Words>
	</Wildcard>

	<RegEx>
		<E-Mail>
			<1>
				<Pattern>
					^([\w-\.]+)@((\[[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.)|(([\w-]+\.)+))([a-zA-Z]{2,4}|[0-9]{1,3})(\]?)$
				</Pattern>
			</1>
		</E-Mail>
	</RegEx>
</Spam Pattern Groups>

<Open Proxy Groups>
	<1>
		<Enabled>True</Enabled>

		; Mode takes only 2 numeric values. 1 or 2.
		; 1 means the user gets a warning because he is connecting through an open proxy.
		; 2 will get the user kicked and banned.
		<Mode>1</Mode>
	
		<Ban Expire>1d</Ban Expire>
	
		; Reason 1 for mode 1, reason 2 for mode 2.
		<Reason 1>Warning: You are connecting through an open proxy!</Reason 1>
		<Reason 2>You are connecting through an open proxy! No open proxies allowed!</Reason 2>

		<Warn Only Once>True</Warn Only Once>
	</1>
</Open Proxy Groups>

<Reverse DNS Groups>
	; This checks if the forward and reverse dns lookups are identical.
	<1>
		<Enabled>True</Enabled>

		; Mode takes only 2 numeric values. 1 or 2.
		; 1 means the user gets a warning because he is using a fake domain
		; 2 will get the user kicked and banned.
		<Mode>1</Mode>
	
		<Ban Expire>5m</Ban Expire>
	
		; Reason 1 for mode 1, reason 2 for mode 2.
		<Reason 1>Warning: Your forward and reverse DNS does not match!</Reason 1>
		<Reason 2>Your forward and reverse DNS does not match!</Reason 2>

		<Warn Only Once>True</Warn Only Once>
	</1>
</Reverse DNS Groups>

<Bad Channel Groups>
	; Bad channels will periodically be checked. And upon join.
	; Interval is set by the default WHO interval check.
	<1>
		<Enabled>True</Enabled>

		; # = The channel name in question.
		<Reason>We do not tolerate your choice of channels (#)</Reason>
		<Ban Expire>1d</Ban Expire>
		
		; List accepts wildcards 
		<Channel List>
			#ware*
			#*warez*
		</Channel List>
	</1>
</Bad Channel Groups>

<Command Abuse Groups>
	; Block a user from using a given !command if he is abusing it.
	<1>
		<Enabled>True</Enabled>
		<Block Expire>2h</Block Expire> ' Time he will be blocked from !command if he has reached second warning.

		; $ = The !command in question.
		<First Warning>Warning: Stop abusing services!</First Warning>
		<Second Warning>I warned you. No more $ for you!</Second Warning>

		; Setting takes 2 values, separated by a comma.
		; First one is the number of command usages, the second value is the time interval.
		; 10,30 would mean 10 usages within 30 seconds.
		; 'Setting 1' is for first warning. While 'Setting 2 is for the second warning.
		<Setting 1>10,30</Setting 1>
		<Setting 2>3,20</Setting 2>

		; When 'setting 1' has been reached first warning is issued.
		; When he then reaches setting 2, the second 'warning' is issued.
		; Clear Warnig is the time it takes for a user to go from 'first warning' back to normal.
		<Clear Warning>5h</Clear Warning>
	</1>
</Command Abuse Groups>

<Channel Settings>
	; Allows wildcards, such as (#Ware*)
	; If you use * as wildcard, put it LAST in order.
	; Use '-' for "no group".

	<#Testar>
		<Spam Group>1</Spam Group>
		<Open Proxy Group>1</Open Proxy Group>
		<Reverse DNS Group>1</Reverse DNS Group>
		<Bad Channel Group>1</Bad Channel Group>
		<Command Abuse Group>1</Command Abuse Group>
	</#Testar>

	<#*>
		<Spam Group>1</Spam Group>
		<Open Proxy Group>-</Open Proxy Group>
		<Reverse DNS Group>-</Reverse DNS Group>
		<Bad Channel Group>-</Bad Channel Group>
		<Command Abuse Group>1</Command Abuse Group>
	</#*>
</Channel Settings>