bismite

IRC mask watcher, akin to Atheme's OperServ RWATCH.

setup

$ cp config.example.yaml config.yaml
$ vim config.yaml
$ sqlite3 ~/.masks.db < make-database.sql

running

$ python3 -m bismite config.yaml

quick usage examples=

<jess> addreason spam Spam is not welcome on Libera Chat. Email $email with questions.
-bismite- added $spam
<jess> addreason email bans@libera.chat
-bismite- added $email
<jess> listreason
-bismite- $spam: Spam is not welcome on Libera Chat. Email $email with questions.
-bismite- $email: bans@libera.chat
<jess> addmask /^jesstest!/ $spam|!dnsbl
-bismite- added 1 (hits 1 out of last 8 users)
<jess> listmask
-bismite-   1: /^jesstest!/ (0 hits) WARN [$spam|!dnsbl]
<jess> setmask 1 lethal
-bismite- /^jesstest!/ changed from WARN to LETHAL
<jess> getmask 1
-bismite-   1: /^jesstest!/ (0 hits) LETHAL [$spam|!dnsbl]
-bismite- changes:
-bismite-  2021-06-03T19:01:02 by jess: add
-bismite-  2021-06-03T19:01:10 by jess: type LETHAL

commands

ADDMASK

/msg bismite addmask /<regex>/[<flags>] <reason>[|<oper reason>]
/msg bismite addmask %<glob>%[<flags>] <reason>[|<oper reason>]
/msg bismite addmask "<string>"[<flags>] <reason>[|<oper reason>]

Adds a "mask", a pattern that will be tested against new connections' masks (formatted as nick!user@host realname). By default, all new masks are WARN masks.

The delimiters on /<regex>/ can be any non-alphanumeric character, e.g. ,<regex>,. bismite's regex syntax can be found here.

flags is an optional sequence of flag characters that further controls how the provided pattern matches.

reason is the publicly-visible reason for any actions (e.g. K-lines) taken by bismite. oper-reason is private.

This command will return an integer ID for the newly-added mask, which should be used in any commands with an <id> parameter.

SETMASK

/msg bismite setmask <id> <mask-type>

Changes the action taken when a mask matches. See mask types.

Lists all masks and their IDs.

TOGGLEMASK

/msg bismite togglemask <id>

Enables or disables a mask.

LISTMASK

/msg bismite listmask

Lists all masks and their IDs.

GETMASK

/msg bismite getmask <id>

Gets detailed information about a mask, including a log of changes to it and who made them.

ADDREASON

/msg bismite addreason <alias> <text>

Adds a reason template. In mask reasons, $alias will be replaced with text.

DELREASON

/msg bismite delreason <alias>

Deletes a reason template.

LISTREASON

/msg bismite listreason

Lists all reason templates.

mask types

Every mask type is made up of one action and zero or more modifiers separated by |, e.g. LETHAL|DELAY|QUICK.

By default, every action except EXCLUDE is logged to two channels, both of which are configured in config.yaml as channel and verbose.

The actions are as follows:

• WARN: Does nothing except send a warning message to the channel.
• RESV: Applies a temporary RESV with the user's nick.
• KILL: Disconnects the user using a KILL command.
• LETHAL: Bans the user using the bancmd in config.yaml.
• EXCLUDE: Does nothing. Takes priority over other mask types, preventing them from matching.

The modifiers are as follows:

• DELAY: Waits for a small random number of seconds before performing an action.
• QUICK: When combined with DELAY, waits for a shorter-on-average and consistent duration before performing an action.
• QUIET: Only logs to the verbose channel.
• SILENT: Prevents logging to either channel.

mask flags

You can specify different flags to limit when a mask will be matched. For example, to perform case-insensitive matching on connections without accounts, use:

addmask /^beep!/iA $spam

The mask flags are as follows:

• i - case insensitive match
• a - only match users with an account
• A - only match users without an account
• N - also match on nick changes instead of just on connections
• z - only match users who are using TLS
• Z - only match users who are not using TLS