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#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Getopt::Euclid; # Uses POD at bottom of file to auto-parse ARGV.
use Log::Log4perl qw(:easy); # Also gives additional debug info back from bot.
use Net::Jabber::Bot;
# Init log4perl based on command line options
my %log4perl_init;
$log4perl_init{'cron'} = 1 if(defined $ARGV{'-cron'});
$log4perl_init{'nostdout'} = 1 if(defined $ARGV{'-nostdout'});
$log4perl_init{'log_file'} = $ARGV{'-logfile'} if(defined $ARGV{'-logfile'});
$log4perl_init{'email'} = $ARGV{'-email'} if(defined $ARGV{'-email'});
$log4perl_init{'debug_level'} = $ARGV{'-debuglevel'};
InitLog4Perl(%log4perl_init);
my $bot_forum1 = "test_forum"; # Forum the bot will monitor
my $bot_forum2 = "other_test_forum"; # Second forum just to show it's possible.
my @forums = ($bot_forum1, $bot_forum2);
my $alias = "perl_bot"; # Who I will show up as in the forum
my %alerts_sent_hash;
my %next_alert_time_hash;
my %next_alert_increment;
my %forums_and_responses;
foreach my $forum (@forums) {
my $responses = "bot:|hey you|"; # Note the pipe at the end indicates it will act on all messages
my @response_array = split(/\|/, $responses);
push @response_array, "" if($responses =~ m/\|\s*$/);
$forums_and_responses{$forum} = \@response_array;
}
my $bot = Net::Jabber::Bot->new(
server => $ARGV{'-server'}
, conference_server => $ARGV{'-conference_server'}
, port => $ARGV{'-port'}
, username => $ARGV{'-user'}
, password => $ARGV{'-pass'}
, alias => $alias
, message_function => \&new_bot_message # Called if new messages arrive.
, background_function => \&background_checks # What the bot does outside jabber.
, loop_sleep_time => 20 # Minimum time before doing background function.
, process_timeout => 5 # Time to wait for new jabber messages before timing out
, forums_and_responses => \%forums_and_responses
, ignore_server_messages => 1 # Usually you don't care about admin messages from the server
, ignore_self_messages => 1 # Usually you don't want to see your own messages
, out_messages_per_second => 5 # Maximum messages allowed per second (server flood throttling)
, max_message_size => 1000 # Maximum byte size of the message before we chop it into pieces
, max_messages_per_hour => 1000 # Keep the bot from going out of control with noisy messages
);
foreach my $forum (@forums) {
$bot->SendGroupMessage($forum, "$alias logged into forum $forum");
}
$bot->Start(); #Endless loop where everything happens after initialization.
DEBUG("Something's gone horribly wrong. Jabber bot exiting...");
exit;
# This sub is called every 20 seconds (configurable) by the bot so it can do background activity
sub background_checks {
my $bot= shift;
my $counter = shift;
check_a_file();
monitor_a_web_page();
}
sub new_bot_message {
my %bot_message_hash = @_;
# Who to speak to if you need to.
$bot_message_hash{'sender'} = $bot_message_hash{'from_full'};
$bot_message_hash{'sender'} =~ s{^.+\/([^\/]+)$}{$1};
my($command, @options) = split(' ', $bot_message_hash{body});
$command = lc($command);
my %command_actions;
$command_actions{'subject'} = \&bot_change_subject;
$command_actions{'nslookup'} = \&bot_nslookup;
$command_actions{'say'} = \&bot_say;
$command_actions{'help'} = \&bot_help;
$command_actions{'unknown_command_passed'} = \&bot_unknown_command;
if(defined $command_actions{$command}) {
$command_actions{$command}->(\%bot_message_hash, @options);
} else {
$command_actions{'unknown_command_passed'}->(\%bot_message_hash, @options);
}
}
sub bot_change_subject {
my %bot_message_hash = %{shift @_};
my $new_subject = join " ", @_;
my $bot_object = $bot_message_hash{bot_object};
my $reply_to = $bot_message_hash{reply_to};
if($bot_message_hash{type} ne 'groupchat') {
$bot_object->SendJabberMessage($reply_to
, "Sorry, I can't change subject outside a forum!"
, $bot_message_hash{type});
WARN("Denied subject change from $reply_to ($new_subject)");
return;
}
$bot_object->SendGroupMessage($reply_to, "Setting Forum subject to: $new_subject");
$bot_object->SetForumSubject($reply_to, $new_subject);
return;
}
sub bot_nslookup {
my %bot_message_hash = %{shift @_};
my $host = CleanInput(shift @_);
my $bot_object = $bot_message_hash{bot_object};
my $reply_to = $bot_message_hash{reply_to};
if(!defined $host) {
$bot_object->SendJabberMessage($reply_to
, "Stop screwing around $bot_message_hash{sender}!"
, $bot_message_hash{type});
return;
}
my $output = `/usr/sbin/nslookup $host 2>&1`;
$bot_object->SendJabberMessage($reply_to, $output, $bot_message_hash{type});
}
sub bot_say {
my %bot_message_hash = %{shift @_};
my $to_say = join " ", @_;
my $bot_object = $bot_message_hash{bot_object};
$bot_object->SendJabberMessage($bot_message_hash{reply_to}
, $to_say
, $bot_message_hash{type});
}
sub bot_help {
my %bot_message_hash = %{shift @_};
my @options = @_;
my $bot_object = $bot_message_hash{bot_object};
my $reply_to = $bot_message_hash{reply_to};
my $message_type = $bot_message_hash{type};
$bot_object->SendJabberMessage($reply_to
, "I know how to do the following: nslookup <host>, say, "
. "subject <new sub>"
, $message_type);
}
sub bot_unknown_command {
my %bot_message_hash = %{shift @_};
my @options = @_;
my $bot_object = $bot_message_hash{bot_object};
my $reply_to = $bot_message_hash{reply_to};
my $message_type = $bot_message_hash{type};
# Don't get confused about vague addresses empty messages
return if(length $bot_message_hash{bot_address_from} <= 2);
$bot_object->SendJabberMessage($reply_to
, "Sorry $bot_message_hash{sender}, I don't know what you're asking me."
, $message_type);
}
sub CleanInput {
my $string = shift;
my $revised_string = $string;
$revised_string =~ s{[\>\<\&\n\r;]}{}g; # Strip things that would allow enhanced commands.
$revised_string =~ s/[^ -~]//g; #Strip out anything that's not a printable character
return if($string ne $revised_string); # Error!
return $string;
}
sub InitLog4Perl {
my(%tag_hash) = @_;
my $config_file = '';
my $debug_level = 'DEBUG';
$debug_level = $tag_hash{debug_level}
if(defined $tag_hash{debug_level});
my $log_to_line = "log4perl.category = $debug_level";
my $layout = '%d %p (%L): %m%n';
$layout = $tag_hash{layout}
if(defined $tag_hash{layout});
if(!-t STDOUT && !defined $tag_hash{cron}) {
confess("You have run this program from cron but not acknowledged to log4perl that this is the case. I don't know where to send output!");
}
# Unless explicitly stated, we will send to STDOUT.
if(!defined $tag_hash{nostdout}) {
$config_file .= <<"CONFIG_DATA";
# Regular Screen Appender
log4perl.appender.Screen = Log::Log4perl::Appender::Screen
log4perl.appender.Screen.stderr = 0
log4perl.appender.Screen.layout = PatternLayout
log4perl.appender.Screen.layout.ConversionPattern = $layout
CONFIG_DATA
$log_to_line .= ", Screen";
}
if(defined $tag_hash{'log_file'}) {
$config_file .= <<"CONFIG_DATA";
log4perl.appender.Log = Log::Log4perl::Appender::File
log4perl.appender.Log.filename = $tag_hash{log_file}
log4perl.appender.Log.mode = append
log4perl.appender.Log.layout = PatternLayout
log4perl.appender.Log.layout.ConversionPattern = $layout
CONFIG_DATA
$log_to_line .= ", Log";
}
if(defined $tag_hash{'email_to'}) {
$config_file .= <<"CONFIG_DATA";
log4perl.appender.Mailer = Log::Dispatch::Email::MailSendmail
log4perl.appender.Mailer.to = $tag_hash{email_to}
log4perl.appender.Mailer.subject = Log4Perl: $0 error message.
log4perl.appender.Mailer.layout = PatternLayout
log4perl.appender.Mailer.layout.ConversionPattern = $layout
log4perl.appender.Mailer.buffered = 0
CONFIG_DATA
$log_to_line .= ", Mailer";
}
$config_file .= "$log_to_line\n";
# print "***\n$config_file***\n";
Log::Log4perl->init(\$config_file);
$| = 1; #unbuffer stdout!
}
__END__
=head1 USAGE
Euclid auto-generates this. Run program with --help for usage.
=head1 VERSION
VERSION 1.0
=head1 NAME
$0 - Example bot to show how to use the module.
=head1 REQUIRED ARGUMENTS
=over
=item -server <host>
=for Euclid
host.type: string
=item -conference_server <host>
=for Euclid
host.type: string
=item -user <username>
=for Euclid
username.type: string
=item -pass <password>
=for Euclid
password.type: string
=back
=head1 OPTIONS
=over
=item -port <port_num>
port number (defaults to 5222)
=for Euclid
port_num.type: int > 0
port_num.default: 5222
=item -log[file] <file>
Where to log to file
=for Euclid
file.type: writeable
file.type.error: Cannot write to file <file>. Please check permissions!
=item -nostdout
Turn off STDOUT
=item -cron
Indicate this program is running from cron.
=item -debug[level] <level>
Set debug level (DEBUG INFO WARN ERROR FATAL ALL OFF)
Defaults to INFO
=for Euclid:
level.type: string, level =~ /DEBUG|INFO|WARN|ERROR|FATAL|ALL|OFF$/
level.default: "INFO"
=item -exiton <level>
Exit if this level of message is detected (DEBUG INFO WARN ERROR FATAL ALL OFF)
Defaults to OFF
=for Euclid:
level.type: string, level =~ /DEBUG|INFO|WARN|ERROR|FATAL|ALL|OFF$/
level.default: "OFF"
=item --version
=item --usage
=item --help
=item --man
Print the usual program information
=back
Bot code to show how to use the bot
=head1 AUTHOR
Todd Rinaldo, Robert Boone, Wade Johnson (perl-net-jabber-bot@googlegroups.com)
=head1 BUGS
Send Bug Reports to perl-net-jabber-bot@googlegroups.com
or submit them yourself at: http://code.google.com/p/perl-net-jabber-bot/issues/list/entry
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