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The module implementation is based on the IRC v3.2 message tags [1] and server time [2] extensions. The module injects a server time tag (in millisecond precision) to each message sent from ZNC to an IRC client that has requested the <code>znc.in/playback</code> capability. | The module implementation is based on the IRC v3.2 message tags [1] and server time [2] extensions. The module injects a server time tag (in millisecond precision) to each message sent from ZNC to an IRC client that has requested the <code>znc.in/playback</code> capability. | ||
* [1] http://ircv3. | * [1] http://ircv3.net/specs/core/message-tags-3.2.html | ||
* [2] http://ircv3. | * [2] http://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/server-time-3.2.html | ||
=== Usage === | === Usage === | ||
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of received messages. The syntax for a buffer playback request is: | of received messages. The syntax for a buffer playback request is: | ||
/ | /znc *playback PLAY <buffer(s)> [from] [to] | ||
Where the first argument is a comma-separated list of channels (supports | Where the first argument is a comma-separated list of channels (supports | ||
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When a client connects to ZNC, it may request the module to play all | When a client connects to ZNC, it may request the module to play all | ||
buffers, starting from *0* (first connect) or | buffers, starting from *0* (first connect) or the timestamp of the | ||
latest received message (consecutive reconnects). | latest received message (consecutive reconnects). | ||
/ | /znc *playback PLAY * 0 | ||
It is also possible to selectively clear playback buffers using the | It is also possible to selectively clear playback buffers using the | ||
following command syntax: | following command syntax: | ||
/ | /znc *playback CLEAR <buffer(s)> | ||
If a client wants to list available buffers, it can use the following | If a client wants to list available buffers, it can use the following | ||
command syntax: | command syntax: | ||
/ | /znc *playback LIST [buffer(s)] | ||
The module outputs a list of available/matching buffers, one per line, | The module outputs a list of available/matching buffers, one per line, | ||
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See also [[query buffers]]. | See also [[query buffers]]. | ||
'Note: using PRIVMSG instead of ZNC can result to other connected clients having queries with *playback with content of the commands called.' | |||
=== Limits === | === Limits === | ||
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* [https://github.com/communi/communi-desktop Communi for desktop] (Mac OS X, Linux, Windows) | * [https://github.com/communi/communi-desktop Communi for desktop] (Mac OS X, Linux, Windows) | ||
* [https://github.com/communi/communi-sailfish Communi for SailfishOS] | * [https://github.com/communi/communi-sailfish Communi for SailfishOS] | ||
* [https://palaverapp.com Palaver] (iOS) | |||
* [http://mutterirc.com Mutter] (iOS) | |||
==== Scripts ==== | |||
* [[HexChat#Scripts]] | |||
=== Open tickets === | === Open tickets === | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 2 April 2017
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This is an external module. Please note that it may or may not work with the current release (1.9.1). This module is not included in the default ZNC installation, and you will need to manually compile it before you can load this module. Contact the author if you have any questions, but feel free to ask in #znc on Libera.Chat. Someone might be able to help you there. |
The advanced playback module makes it possible for IRC clients to avoid undesired repetitive buffer playback. IRC clients may request the module to send a partial buffer playback starting from and ending to a certain point of time.
The source code is available on GitHub. See also instructions for compiling modules.
Arguments
This user module takes no arguments.
Read loading modules to learn more about loading modules.
Persistent Buffers
The module has been designed to be used together with persistent buffers. Either uncheck Auto Clear Chan Buffer and Auto Clear Query Buffer (Your Settings -> Flags) via webadmin or disable AutoClearChanBuffer and AutoClearQueryBuffer via controlpanel.
Message tags
The module implementation is based on the IRC v3.2 message tags [1] and server time [2] extensions. The module injects a server time tag (in millisecond precision) to each message sent from ZNC to an IRC client that has requested the znc.in/playback capability.
- [1] http://ircv3.net/specs/core/message-tags-3.2.html
- [2] http://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/server-time-3.2.html
Usage
In order for an IRC client to support advanced playback, it should request
the znc.in/playback capability and keep track of the latest server time
of received messages. The syntax for a buffer playback request is:
/znc *playback PLAY <buffer(s)> [from] [to]
Where the first argument is a comma-separated list of channels (supports wildcards), and optional last two arguments are number of seconds (floating point for millisecond precision) elapsed since January 1, 1970.
When a client connects to ZNC, it may request the module to play all buffers, starting from *0* (first connect) or the timestamp of the latest received message (consecutive reconnects).
/znc *playback PLAY * 0
It is also possible to selectively clear playback buffers using the following command syntax:
/znc *playback CLEAR <buffer(s)>
If a client wants to list available buffers, it can use the following command syntax:
/znc *playback LIST [buffer(s)]
The module outputs a list of available/matching buffers, one per line, each followed by the first and last timestamp for the respective buffer.
See also query buffers.
'Note: using PRIVMSG instead of ZNC can result to other connected clients having queries with *playback with content of the commands called.'
Limits
The module also allows configuring client specific buffer limits for identified clients, using the following command syntax:
/msg *playback LIMIT <client> [limit]
A limit of less or equal to 0 clears the limit. Notice that the limit cannot exceed the limit set in the ZNC configuration, but can be used to limit the playback for eg. mobile clients.
Client identifiers
ZNC supports passing a client identifier in the password:
username@identifier/network:password
or in the username:
username@identifier/network
Supported clients
- Textual IRC client (Mac OS X)
- Mobile Colloquy (iOS)
- Communi for desktop (Mac OS X, Linux, Windows)
- Communi for SailfishOS
- Palaver (iOS)
- Mutter (iOS)