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--- NEW FILE: README ---
Europa v0.01
Copyright (c) 1999, Ed Schlunder <zilym at asu.edu>
This is Free Software licensed under the GNU GPL. Please see COPYING for
details.
WARNING - YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. AUTHOR IS NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES INCURRED THROUGH THE USE OF THIS PACKAGE.
SUMMARY
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Europa is a BitchX (popular irc client) plugin to provide easy access to
an SQL knowledgebase. This is helpful for use in help channels where
common questions repeatedly come up.
BACKGROUND
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
For the past 2-3 years, we've been answering people's questions about Linux
in the EFnet IRC channel #linuxinfo. Jeremy Tregunna wrote a bot
in Perl called 'Penguin' that stored tons of keyword/answers pairs in
a database so that channel operators could store commonly asked question
answers in. When a Linux newbie came in and asked a question already
answered several times before in prior conversations, we simply ask
Penguin to please explain the keyword associated with the question, saving
us a lot of typing time.
I've always admired the Penguin bot a lot and wished I could run one
myself. However, I don't have access to any IRC servers that allow bots.
This led to the developement of Europa, a BitchX plugin that listens to
channels you are chatting on and automatically responds when it sees
someone giving it a command. This lets you chat on IRC as a normal user
like you've always done, but also have a nice SQL knowledgebase available
at your (and your friends) finger tips.
REQUIREMENTS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Europa currently only support MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/) for the
database backend. You will need to have MySQL already installed
and working to use Europa.
To use Europa, you need to be using BitchX (http://www.bitchx.org/). In
addition, to compile Europa, you will need a copy of the BitchX source
code extracted as ../BitchX (relative to Europa's directory).
INSTALLATION
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Extract the Europa source code and the BitchX source code:
gzip -cd europa-xxx.tar.gz | tar xvf -
gzip -cd BitchX-1.0c13.tar.gz | tar xvf -
These should be extracted this way so that the Europa makefile can
access the BitchX include files (see Makefile to see what I mean).
2. Compile and install BitchX
cd BitchX/
less INSTALL
3. Create a database for Europa to use on your mysql server:
mysql mysql -u root -p
create database europa;
insert into user values('%','europa',password('APASSWD'),'N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N','N');
insert into db values('%','europa','europa','Y','Y','Y','Y','N','N','N','N','N','N');
exit
mysqladmin reload -u root -p
mysql europa -u root -p < knowledgebase.sql
4. Edit europa.h to match your settings, should be self explanatory.
5. Compile the Europa source code:
make
6. Copy the resulting europa.so file to your ~/.BitchX/plugins/ directory,
or alternatively you could put it in your system wide BitchX plugins
directory (/usr/local/lib/bx/plugins/ on my system).
7. Start up BitchX. Do a "/loaddll europa.so" and you should see
Europa load and connect to your SQL knowledgebase.
You may want to add the command "LOADDLL europa.so" to your
~/.BitchX/BitchX.sav file so that Europa loads automatically everytime
you start BitchX.
USING EUROPA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now that you've got it running, what can you do? Join a channel with
some people on it. You may want to start another IRC session so you
can talk to yourself (Europa can only see public commands from other
clients, someone tell me how to fix that ;-). Suppose the client running
Europa has the nick "jonny" and your second session has the nick "jon".
A typical chat might look like:
<jon> jonny: explain winnt
<jonny> jon: Windows NT is a fully 32-bit operating system for the i386 and
Alpha hardware playforms with superb multi-tasking and server
functionality. Written by Microsoft Corporation
(http://www.microsoft.com/).
<jon> jonny: forget winnt
<jonny> jon: winnt forgotten...
<jon> jonny learn winnt Windows NT is a 32-bit operating system for the i386
and Alpha architectures with superb multitasking and server
functionality (yeah, uh-huh, and pigs fly)... See
http://www.microsoft.com/ and
http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computing/9907/15/nt-mare.idg/
<jonny> jon: winnt learned, thanks...
Public command reference:
NICK: explain KEYWORD
NICK: forget KEYWORD
NICK: learn KEYWORD ANSWER TEXT
NICK: shutup
-- europa disables saying anything to others
NICK: hello
-- europa turns back on and talks again
And thus is the gist of using Europa. Also, Europa installs a new
irc command "/explain USER KEYWORD" which lets you send a private
message to a specific user containing the answer to KEYWORD. You
could also do "/explain #CHANNEL KEYWORD" to send it to a channel
you are currently on publically.
I haven't implemented "/forget KEYWORD" or "/learn KEYWORD ANSWER" yet,
sorry.
FUTURE PLANS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd really like to redo Europa in Java and implement some natural
language processing capabilities in it. You can see some of my
experimenting with interfacing C to Java in the corba/ directory.
Processing text in C is not particularly easy to do in a safe manner.
Doing AI stuff is even harder to do without a nice garbage collector
taking care of memory management for you. Normally, I depise Java for
just about every project due to its closed sourced nature and buggy Linux
support. But this is one case where it might be a good choice, we'll see.
You can see my previous NLP work in the cse476/ folder. If you actually
figure out what the code is doing in there, you'll understand why a
garbage collector would be really nice for this and why C isn't.
--- NEW FILE: Makefile.in ---
# dll/europa/Makefile
# (c) David Walluck 2000
SHELL = @SHELL@
srcdir = @srcdir@
VPATH = @srcdir@
top_srcdir = @top_srcdir@
topdir = @topdir@
prefix = @prefix@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
bindir = @bindir@
sbindir = @sbindir@
libexecdir = @libexecdir@
datadir = @datadir@
sysconfdir = @sysconfdir@
sharedstatedir = @sharedstatedir@
localstatedir = @localstatedir@
libdir = @libdir@
infodir = @infodir@
mandir = @mandir@
includedir = @includedir@
oldincludedir = @oldincludedir@
local_dir = $(HOME)
# Where the BitchX binary will be installed.
# "make install" will compile and install the program.
INSTALL_IRC = @INSTALL_IRC@
# Where the BitchX library will be. Generally this is the place that
# you put the scripts, help pages and translation tables. It is
# very important that you set this correctly.
IRCLIB = @IRCLIB@
CC = @CC@
DEFS = @INCLUDES@
LIBS = @LIBS@
# Tcl library.
TCL_LIBS = @TCL_LIBS@
# These are for Tcl support.
TCL_OBJS = @TCL_OBJS@
# You don't have the following, so you'll want to leave this blank.
TCL_SRCS = @TCL_SRCS@
# Set this to -g if you want to be able to debug the client, otherwise
# use -O to have the compiler do some optimization instead.
CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@
# Set this to -s if you want the binary to be stripped.
LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@
# These are for the cd device player.
CD_SRCS = @CD_SRCS@
CD_OBJS = @CD_OBJS@
# This is the executable suffix for the target operating system.
EXEEXT = @EXEEXT@
# Extra files.
DEFAULT_CTOOLZ_DIR = @DEFAULT_CTOOLZ_DIR@
DEFAULT_MSGLOGFILE = @DEFAULT_MSGLOGFILE@
DEFAULT_BITCHX_HELP_FILE = @DEFAULT_BITCHX_HELP_FILE@
DEFAULT_SCRIPT_HELP_FILE = @DEFAULT_SCRIPT_HELP_FILE@
DEFAULT_BITCHX_KICK_FILE = @DEFAULT_BITCHX_KICK_FILE@
DEFAULT_BITCHX_QUIT_FILE = @DEFAULT_BITCHX_QUIT_FILE@
DEFAULT_BITCHX_IRCNAME_FILE = @DEFAULT_BITCHX_IRCNAME_FILE@
# Full path of the directory for BitchX help files.
HELPDIR = @HELPDIR@
# Full path of the directory for the BitchX scripts.
INSTALL_SCRIPT = @INSTALL_SCRIPT@
# Default setting for IRCPATH where BitchX will look for
# its script files if the environment variable is undefined.
# Usually, this should contain the same path as used for INSTALL_SCRIPT in
# the Makefile, but it can contain multiple path elements
# separated by colons. The path MUST lead to an existing directory,
# because the 'global' script is expected to be found there.
IRCPATH = @IRCPATH@
# Path for TRANSLATION variable.
TRANSLATION_PATH = @TRANSLATION_PATH@
# This command will be used to install the BitchX help files. If you don't
# want to install them, replace with the following:
# INSTALL_HELP_CMD = @echo The help files have not been installed.
INSTALL_HELP_CMD = @INSTALL_HELP_CMD@
# This is where the optional plugins will be copied to.
PLUGINDIR = @PLUGINDIR@
# Plugin flags.
SHLIB_LD = @SHLIB_LD@
SHLIB_CFLAGS = @SHLIB_CFLAGS@
SHLIB_SUFFIX = @SHLIB_SUFFIX@
# This command will be used to install the BitchX files on Win32/OS2EMX
# systems.
WINNT_INSTALL = @WINNT_INSTALL@
# This program allows you to use screen/xterm's to put new BitchX windows
# on new screen/xterm windows.
INSTALL_WSERV = @INSTALL_WSERV@
# This program allows you to screen BitchX and reattach to it later.
INSTALL_SCRBX = @INSTALL_SCRBX@
# Set gzip and bzip2 options.
GZIP_ENV = @GZIP_ENV@
BZIP2 = @BZIP2@
# Standard programs.
RM = @RM@
LN = @LN_S@
CP = @CP@
MV = @MV@
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@
VERSION = @VERSION@
_VERSION_ = @_VERSION_@
MAKE_BIN = @MAKE@
MAKE = $(MAKE_BIN) $(MFLAGS)
MFLAGS = \
'local_dir=$(HOME)' \
'INSTALL_IRC=$(INSTALL_IRC)' \
'IRCLIB=$(IRCLIB)' \
'CC=$(CC)' \
'CFLAGS=$(CFLAGS)' \
'HELPDIR=$(HELPDIR)' \
'INSTALL_WSERV=$(INSTALL_WSERV)' \
'IRCPATH=$(IRCPATH)' \
'TRANSLATION_PATH=$(TRANSLATION_PATH)' \
'LDFLAGS=$(LDFLAGS)' \
'LIBS=$(LIBS)' \
'LN=$(LN)' \
'RM=$(RM)' \
'TCL_SRCS=$(TCL_SRCS)' \
'TCL_OBJS=$(TCL_OBJS)' \
'CD_PLAY=$(CD_PLAY)' \
'CD_SRCS=$(CD_SRCS)' \
'CD_OBJS=$(CD_OBJS)' \
'TCL_LIBS=$(TCL_LIBS)' \
'PLUGINDIR=$(PLUGINDIR)' \
'_VERSION_=$(_VERSION_)' \
'VERSION=$(VERSION)' \
'INSTALL_DATA=$(INSTALL_DATA)' \
'INSTALL_SCRIPT=$(INSTALL_SCRIPT)' \
'EXEEXT=$(EXEEXT)' \
'SHLIB_CFLAGS=$(SHLIB_CFLAGS)' \
'SHLIB_SUFFIX=$(SHLIB_SUFFIX)'
## Makefile starts here.
MYSQL_LIBS = @MYSQL_LIBS@
PLUGIN_NAME = europa
all: Makefile europa$(SHLIB_SUFFIX)
Makefile: Makefile.in
cd $(topdir) \
&& ./config.status
europa.o: $(srcdir)/europa.c
$(CC) $(DEFS) $(CFLAGS) -c $(srcdir)/europa.c
europa$(SHLIB_SUFFIX): europa.o ../dllinit.o
$(SHLIB_LD) europa.o ../dllinit.o $(SHLIB_CFLAGS) -o europa$(SHLIB_SUFFIX) $(MYSQL_LIBS)
clean:
$(RM) *~ *.o *.a *.dll europa$(SHLIB_SUFFIX) *.def .#*
distclean: clean
$(RM) Makefile
install:
$(INSTALL) $(PLUGIN_NAME)$(SHLIB_SUFFIX) $(PLUGINDIR)
--- NEW FILE: europa.c ---
/*
Europa - Copyright (c) 1999, Ed Schlunder <zilym at asu.edu>
This is free software distributable under the terms of the GNU GPL-- See
the file COPYING for details.
*/
#define MOD_VERSION "0.01"
#define MOD_NAME "Europa"
#include "europa.h"
#include <mysql/mysql.h>
/* yay! mysql.h and irc.h both define NAME_LEN... */
#undef NAME_LEN
#include "irc.h"
#include "struct.h"
#include "server.h"
#include "ircaux.h"
#include "status.h"
#include "screen.h"
#include "vars.h"
#include "misc.h"
#include "output.h"
#include "hook.h"
#include "module.h"
#define INIT_MODULE
#include "modval.h"
#include "irc_std.h"
#define MAX_WORD 100
#define MAX_WORDS 1000
#define MAX_CHANNELS 10
#define MAX_QUERY 1000
int beQuiet = 0;
MYSQL mysql;
/* called when bitchx user enters IRC command "/europa DATA" */
BUILT_IN_DLL(europa)
{
int i;
put_it("** /europa %s baby!", args);
}
/* print some chat to both the IRC server (other channel members) and the local
client window... */
void dualOut(const char *str, const char *chan) {
put_it("<europa> %s", str);
send_to_server("PRIVMSG %s :%s", chan, str);
}
/* a wrapper on dualOut() to do printf-like text formatting on outgoing text */
void sout(char *chan, const char *format, ...) {
va_list args;
char tmp[MAX_WORD * MAX_WORDS];
if(beQuiet)
return;
va_start(args, format);
vsnprintf(tmp, MAX_WORD*MAX_WORDS, format, args);
va_end(args);
dualOut(tmp, chan);
}
void sdunno(char *args[]) {
sout(args[1], "%s: Hmm, I don't know that one...", args[0]);
}
void shello(char *chan, char *who) {
if(who == NULL)
sout(chan, "hey, how's it going?");
else
sout(chan, "%s: hey, how's it going?", who);
}
/* attempts to find an answer to a keyword that we've been asked about... */
char *dbLookup(char *keyword, char *table) {
MYSQL_RES *res;
MYSQL_ROW row;
char query[MAX_QUERY];
char *answer, *encodedKeyword = malloc(strlen(keyword) * 2 + 1);
mysql_escape_string(encodedKeyword, keyword, strlen(keyword));
if(snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY,
"select answer from %s where keyword like '%s'",
table, encodedKeyword) == -1) {
put_it("** Europa query overflow (increase MAX_QUERY)");
free(encodedKeyword);
return NULL;
}
free(encodedKeyword);
if(mysql_query(&mysql, query))
return NULL;
if(!(res = mysql_store_result(&mysql))) {
/* this shouldn't happen... */
put_it("** Europa query failure: %s", query);
return NULL;
}
row = mysql_fetch_row(res);
if(row == NULL) {
mysql_free_result(res);
return NULL;
}
answer = strdup(row[0]);
mysql_free_result(res);
return answer;
}
/* args[0] - nick of sender
args[1] - channel text was said on
args[2] - actual text */
void processChat(int argc, char *args[], char *argl[]) {
int i;
if(argc < 3) return;
if(strcmp(args[3], "shutup") == 0) {
sout(args[1], "%s: okay, okay...", args[0]);
beQuiet = -1;
return;
}
if(strcmp(args[3], "hello") == 0 ||
strcmp(args[3], "hello?") == 0) {
if(beQuiet)
beQuiet = 0;
else
shello(args[1], args[0]);
}
if(argc < 4) return;
if(strcmp(args[3], "ex") == 0 ||
strcmp(args[3], "explain") == 0) {
int pengy = 0;
char *answer;
answer = dbLookup(args[4], "fact");
if(answer == NULL) {
answer = dbLookup(args[4], "facts");
if(answer == NULL) {
sdunno(args);
return;
}
pengy = -1;
}
if(pengy)
sout(args[1], "%s: %s (from Pengy)", args[0], answer);
else
sout(args[1], "%s: %s", args[0], answer);
free(answer);
return;
}
if(strcmp(args[3], "learn") == 0) {
char query[MAX_QUERY];
char *encodedKeyword = malloc(strlen(args[4]) * 2 + 1),
*encodedAnswer = malloc(strlen(argl[5]) * 2 + 1);
mysql_escape_string(encodedKeyword, args[4], strlen(args[4]));
mysql_escape_string(encodedAnswer, argl[5], strlen(argl[5]));
snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY, "insert into fact values('%s','%s')",
encodedKeyword, encodedAnswer);
free(encodedKeyword);
free(encodedAnswer);
if(mysql_query(&mysql, query))
put_it("** Europa db query failed: %s", query);
else
sout(args[1], "%s: %s learned, thanks...", args[0], args[4]);
return;
}
if(strcmp(args[3], "forget") == 0) {
char query[MAX_QUERY];
char *encodedKeyword = malloc(strlen(args[4]) * 2 + 1);
mysql_escape_string(encodedKeyword, args[4], strlen(args[4]));
snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY,
"delete from fact where keyword='%s'", encodedKeyword);
free(encodedKeyword);
if(mysql_query(&mysql, query)) {
snprintf(query, MAX_QUERY,
"delete from facts where keyword='%s'", args[4]);
if(mysql_query(&mysql, query)) {
put_it("** Europa db query failed: %s", query);
sout(args[1], "%s: I didn't know anything about %s anyway...",
args[0], args[4]);
}
else
sout(args[1], "%s: %s forgotten from Pengy db...", args[0], args[4]);
}
else
sout(args[1], "%s: %s forgotten...", args[0], args[4]);
return;
}
}
/* called by BitchX whenever someone says something in the channel directed to
this user... */
int public_ar_proc(char *which, char *str, char **unused) {
char *local, *args[MAX_WORDS], *argl[MAX_WORDS];
int i = 0, total, w = 0;
/*
we want to parse out the text into separate words. args[WORD_N] is
a pointer to a single word while argl[WORD_N] is a pointer to the
rest of the sentence beginning at word WORD_N.
*/
argl[0] = str;
while(i < strlen(str)) {
if(str[i] != ' ') break;
i++;
}
local = strdup(str + i);
args[0] = local;
total = strlen(local);
while(i < total && w < MAX_WORDS) {
if(local[i] == ' ') {
local[i] = 0;
w++;
while(++i < total)
if(local[i] != ' ') break;
args[w] = local + i;
argl[w] = str + i;
}
i++;
}
processChat(w, args, argl);
free(local);
return 0;
}
int public_proc(char *which, char *str, char **unused) {
char *local, *args[MAX_WORDS], *argl[MAX_WORDS];
int i = 0, total, w = 0;
/*
we want to parse out the text into separate words. args[WORD_N] is
a pointer to a single word while argl[WORD_N] is a pointer to the
rest of the sentence beginning at word WORD_N.
*/
argl[0] = str;
while(i < strlen(str)) {
if(str[i] != ' ') break;
i++;
}
local = strdup(str + i);
args[0] = local;
total = strlen(local);
while(i < total && w < MAX_WORDS) {
if(local[i] == ' ') {
local[i] = 0;
w++;
while(++i < total)
if(local[i] != ' ') break;
args[w] = local + i;
argl[w] = str + i;
}
i++;
}
if(w > 1) {
if(strstr(argl[2], "hello") != NULL)
shello(args[1], args[0]);
}
free(local);
return 0;
}
/* called when user enters irc command "/explain USER/CHANNEL KEYWORD" */
BUILT_IN_DLL(cmdExplain)
{
char *local, *arg[MAX_WORDS], *argl[MAX_WORDS];
int i = 0, total, w = 0;
argl[0] = args;
while(i < strlen(args)) {
if(args[i] != ' ') break;
i++;
}
local = strdup(args + i);
arg[0] = local;
total = strlen(local);
while(i < total && w < MAX_WORDS) {
if(local[i] == ' ') {
local[i] = 0;
w++;
while(++i < total)
if(local[i] != ' ') break;
arg[w] = local + i;
argl[w] = args + i;
}
i++;
}
if(w) {
int pengy = 0;
char *answer = dbLookup(arg[1], "fact");
if(answer == NULL) {
answer = dbLookup(arg[1], "facts");
if(answer == NULL) {
put_it("** Europa doesn't know about %s", arg[1]);
free(local);
return;
}
pengy = -1;
}
if(pengy)
sout(arg[0], "%s (from Pengy)", answer);
else
sout(arg[0], answer);
}
free(local);
return;
}
int Europa_Init(IrcCommandDll **intp, Function_ptr *global_table) {
initialize_module(MOD_NAME);
add_module_proc(COMMAND_PROC, MOD_NAME, "europa", NULL, 0, 0, europa, NULL);
add_module_proc(COMMAND_PROC, MOD_NAME, "explain", NULL, 0, 0, cmdExplain, NULL);
add_module_proc(HOOK_PROC, MOD_NAME, NULL, "*", PUBLIC_AR_LIST, 1, NULL, public_ar_proc);
add_module_proc(HOOK_PROC, MOD_NAME, NULL, "*", PUBLIC_LIST, 1, NULL, public_proc);
put_it("** Europa v%s connecting to database backend...", MOD_VERSION);
/* connect to the database server */
if(!(mysql_connect(&mysql, DBHOST, DBUSER, DBPASSWD))) {
put_it("** Server refused login/password.");
return 0;
}
if(mysql_select_db(&mysql, DBNAME)) {
put_it("** Server refused connection to '%s' database.", DBNAME);
return 0;
}
put_it("** Europa loaded!");
return 0;
}
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If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
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This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
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The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may
be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be
mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your
school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if
necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program
`Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
<signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
Ty Coon, President of Vice
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proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may
consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the
library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General
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--- NEW FILE: CREDITS ---
Jeremy Tregunna (aka zdt on EFnet #linuxinfo) contributed the pengy database
entries from his Pengy bot. This provides a nice knowledgebase that gives
Europa a running start towards being useful. Thanks!
--- NEW FILE: europa.h ---
#define DBNAME "europa"
#define DBHOST "localhost"
#define DBUSER "europa"
#define DBPASSWD "APASSWD"
--- NEW FILE: knowledgebase.sql ---
# MySQL dump 6.4
#
# Host: localhost Database: europa
#--------------------------------------------------------
# Server version 3.22.27
#
# Table structure for table 'fact'
#
CREATE TABLE fact (
keyword text,
answer text
);
#
# Dumping data for table 'fact'
#
INSERT INTO fact VALUES ('europa','Europa is one of zilym\'s alternative personalities...');
[...6026 lines suppressed...]
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('E','see enlightenment',0,19991202015749,'1999-12-02 01:57:49','N','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-01-30.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('LinuxURL','@from: LinuxURL is a bot in #linuxhelp that doesn\'t even come close to the performance I give, and my over 110 THOUSAND database entries. Beat that you infobot!',1,19991202025905,'1999-12-02 02:58:57','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-01-30.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'Y');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('ppod','Plush Penguin of Discord(tm dpkg) [This one\'s a collector\'s item]',0,19991203032916,'1999-12-03 03:29:13','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('fusion','A Macintosh 68k Emulator for the x86 and Amiga Computers. http://www.microcode-solutions.com',1,19991203035758,'1999-12-03 03:56:14','Y','[-Shadow-!teton at tpm0-110.ballistic.com','N',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('e2fsresize','see ext2resize',0,19991203041047,'1999-12-03 04:10:45','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('tequila','@from: One tequila, two tequila, three tequila more. Four tequila, five tequila, six tequila, floor.',1,19991203041637,'1999-12-03 04:16:02','N','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'Y');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('RTFM','Read The Fucking Manual!',0,19991203041826,'1999-12-03 04:18:09','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'Y');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('STFW','Search The Fucking Web!',0,19991203041830,'1999-12-03 04:18:20','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'Y');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('tsx-11','tsx-11.mit.edu is a large ftp site with lots of sources to many programs on it. Check it out at ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux for linux stuff.',0,19991203042418,'1999-12-03 04:24:12','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('stuffit','A Un-compressing utility for macintosh computers http://www.aladdinsys.com',0,19991203043118,'1999-12-03 04:31:09','Y','[-Shadow-!teton at tpm0-110.ballistic.com','N',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('win95','@from: Windows 95 is a 32-bit extention to a 16-bit patch to an 8-bit operating system, origionally written for the 4-bit microprocessor by a 2-bit company that can\'t stand 1 bit of competition',0,19991203050505,'1999-12-03 05:05:05','N','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'Y');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('quote','\"Nobody will ever need more than 640KB of RAM.\" -- Bill Gates, 1981. \"Windows 98 requires 16MB of RAM.\" -- Bill Gates, 1999. \"Nobody will ever need Windows 98.\" -- Logical conclusion.',1,19991203051234,'1999-12-03 05:12:30','Y','dpkg!jeremy at AS52-10-234.cas-kit.golden.net','N',NULL,'Y');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('Adonthell','CGI role-playing game. Category: X11/Games License: GPL Stable: None Development: 0.1.a Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/02/944159313.html URL: http://adonthell.linuxgames.com/',0,19991203054304,'1999-12-03 05:43:04','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('AICMPSEND','ICMP packet sender with a lot of options. Category: Console/Networking License: GPL Stable: 1.0 Development: 1.1A Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/01/944080988.html URL: http://www.elxsi.de/',1,19991203054857,'1999-12-03 05:43:05','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('ALINKARAISIN','Web based tool to build and administrate beowulf type clusters. Category: Web/Tools License: Free Trial Stable: 1.1.3 Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/01/944046731.html URL: http://www.alinka.com/',0,19991203054305,'1999-12-03 05:43:05','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('aproxy','A forwarding TCP-proxy. Category: Daemons/Proxy License: GPL Stable: 0.81 Development: 1.0beta Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/01/944055241.html URL: http://www.dilledabb.de/',0,19991203054307,'1999-12-03 05:43:07','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('atexit.py','Python modules that implement the atexit() function. Category: Development/Python Modules License: GPL Stable: 0.1.3 Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/02/944170539.html URL: http://www.magnetic-ink.dk/download/snippets/',0,19991203054309,'1999-12-03 05:43:09','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('AutoSig','A Signature/Plan file generator. Category: Console/eMail License: GPL Stable: 1.0 Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/01/944029312.html URL: http://web.wt.net/~feline/',1,19991203054924,'1999-12-03 05:43:10','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
INSERT INTO facts VALUES ('BWwhois','A whois in perl that works with the newly mangled whois system as of 1 Dec 1999. Category: Console/Networking License: Artistic Stable: 1.0 Details: http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/12/02/944195464.html URL: http://bw.org/whois/',0,19991203054317,'1999-12-03 05:43:17','Y','feed.freshmeat.net','Y',NULL,'N');
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