FiSH module for irssi

• Based on official from http://fish.secure.la/ (now dead)
• No longer requires GMP/MIRACL
• Configured and built using autotools+libtool
• Changed the blow.ini I/O to Glib's GKeyFile
• Multi-server support
• Options now used with irssi /set and not on blow.ini

You will need to edit your blow.ini manually if you want to continue using it.
Just prefix the servertag and a ":" to the target, for example:

[#l33tchan]  
key=+OK awrps/takkv.

Needs to be changed to:

[PTNet:#l33tchan]  
key=+OK awrps/takkv.

Also, some commands now allow to define the network.

/setkey [-<server tag >] [<nick | #channel>] <key>

/delkey [-<server tag>] [<nick | #channel>]

</key | /showkey> [-<server tag>] [<nick | #channel>]

Requirements

• autoconf >= 2.59 - http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/
• automake >= 1.9.6 - http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/
• GNU libtool - http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool/
• Glib 2.x - http://www.gtk.org/
• OpenSSL - http://www.openssl.org/
• irssi source code - http://irssi.org/

Build instructions

First download the irssi source code and extract it, for example /home/jacinto/irssi-0.8.15.
Now enter the FiSH-irssi directory and run the following combo.

# ./autogen.sh
# ./configure --with-irssi=/home/jacinto/irssi-0.8.15 --prefix=/usr
# make
# sudo make install

Alternatively on some distributions you can install the irssi-dev or irssi-devel package and do:

...
./configure --with-irssi=/usr/include/irssi --prefix=/usr
...

To run

If you installed the module in the default directory, you just need to run the following command inside irssi to load it:

/load fish

If not, just include the path while loading:

/load /home/jacinto/libfish.so

To load automatically at startup:

echo "load fish" >> /home//.irssi/startup

Tested on

• Linux/x86
• OpenBSD/x86
• OpenBSD/macppc
• FreeBSD/x86
• NetBSD/x86
• OpenBSD/sgi (Big Endian - mips)

BUGS

• Some crashes when the terminal is set to UTF-8 and irssi recode is enabled