# news4.tcl configuration file - must be changed to add news to your channels

# ===========================================================================

# If news_ignore_strangers is set to 1, no error messages are send to users
# that are not known to the bot.  Of course they may read news in channels
# with "openread" defined.
set news_ignore_strangers 1

# ===========================================================================

# News channels configuration.
# Add one channel entry for each channel your bot is on and for which you
# want to add news. Change the configuration inside the { } as you like. See
# below for information about each configuration item.  The default values
# will make the news system to behave somehow like the old news2.tcl.

# Here an example which changes all default values:

news &general {
	newsfile news.general
	openread 0
	noticeonjoin 0
	allowwrite flag m
	expiredays 30
	maxnews 100
}

news #concil {
	newsfile news.concil
	openread 0
	noticeonjoin 0
	allowwrite flag m
	expiredays 30
	maxnews 15
}

news #aide {
	newsfile news.aide
	openread 0
	noticeonjoin 0
	allowwrite flag o
	expiredays 15
	maxnews 50
}

news #cours {
	newsfile news.cours
	openread 0
	noticeonjoin 0
	allowwrite flag o
	expiredays 15
	maxnews 30
}

news #aidebot {
	newsfile news.aidebot
	openread 0
	noticeonjoin 0
	allowwrite flag m
	expiredays 15
	maxnews 50
}

news &projets {
	newsfile news.projets
	openread 0
	noticeonjoin 0
	allowwrite flag o
	expiredays 30
	maxnews 75
}

# Here an shorter example, which uses all the default values:
#   news #brasil

# ===========================================================================

# News configuration options explained:

# newsfile
#    The file that will hold the actual news entries for this channel
#      Default:  channelname.news

# openread
#    Allows anyone (even not registered users) to read the news stored in
#    the newsfile of a channel.
#      0 = only registered users may read the news
#      1 = everyone can read the news in this channel (default)

# noticeonjoin
#    Whether to send a notice to each user when they join (channel or
#    partyline), if there are unread news.  Notice is send only to users
#    allowed to read the news by the 'openread' setting.
#      0 = never (default)
#      1 = always

# allowwrite
#    Who is allowed to add a news to the channel news
#      all         = everyone, even not registered users on the bot
#      users       = any user registered in the bot can add a news (default)
#      flag <flag> = only users with flag <flag> can add a news to the news
#                    file (global and channel flags are checked)

# expiredays
#    How many days to keep a news stored in the news file. Expiration
#    checking takes place whenever an user adds or deletes news from the
#    news file.
#      0 = never expire (default)
#      X (any positive value) = expire after X days

# maxnews
#    How many news are allowed in the news file? This expires old news in a
#    similar way expiredays does. Both settings can be used together, what
#    then happens first (too many news or news too old) will expire a msg.
#      0 = never expire (default)
#      X (any positive value) = expire old news if there are more than X news