sirc

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diff --git a/net/sirc/Makefile b/net/sirc/Makefile
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+# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.1.1.1 1997/11/09 23:39:41 hubertf Exp $
+
+DISTNAME=	sirc-2.141
+
+MASTER_SITES=	http://				# XXX can't remember - HF
+MAINTAINER=	hubertf@netbsd.org
+CATEGORIES=	net
+RUN_DEPENDS=    perl:${PORTSDIR}/lang/perl5
+
+NO_CONFIGURE=	yes
+NO_BUILD=	yes
+
+### Enter Default IRC-Server here
+SERVER=		us.undernet.org
+
+do-install:
+	cd ${WRKSRC} ; ( \
+		echo "y" ; \
+		echo "" ; \
+		echo "" ; \
+		echo "${PREFIX}/bin/perl" ; \
+		echo "y" ; \
+		echo "${PREFIX}/bin" ; \
+		echo "y" ; \
+		echo "${PREFIX}/lib/sirc" ; \
+		echo "y" ; \
+		echo "y" ; \
+		echo "${SERVER}" ; \
+		echo "" ; \
+	) | ./install
+
+
+.include <bsd.port.mk>
diff --git a/net/sirc/files/md5 b/net/sirc/files/md5
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+MD5 (sirc-2.141.tar.gz) = 3f9de79c45893b6f8c7732767097cdbd
diff --git a/net/sirc/pkg/COMMENT b/net/sirc/pkg/COMMENT
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+IRC client written and programmable in perl
diff --git a/net/sirc/pkg/DESCR b/net/sirc/pkg/DESCR
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+This is a simple (well, not so simple anymore *grin*) irc client,
+written in perl and C.
+
+It's divided in two parts, a dumb-mode (meaning, no full screen
+interface) client, dsirc, that can be used stand-alone, programmed in
+perl, and a separate split-screen front end in C, called ssfe.
+
+The main point of running this client is that you can get a reasonable
+ircII-like interface on an account with a properly installed perl
+interpreter, with the perl client taking about 55k (and it's usable on
+its own if you don't have access to a C compiler) and with the
+interface, once compiled, taking just another 30 or 40k. The two
+together, while lacking the huge complexity of ircII, make a very usable
+client. And if you know perl, you'll find you can do quite complicated
+and interesting things with sirc too :)
+
+See /usr/pkg/lib/sirc/README for more usage instructions, and see
+/usr/pkg/lib/sirc/PROGRAMMING for information on how to extend sirc.
diff --git a/net/sirc/pkg/PLIST b/net/sirc/pkg/PLIST
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+@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.1.1.1 1997/11/09 23:39:41 hubertf Exp $
+bin/ssfe
+bin/sirc
+lib/sirc/dsirc
+lib/sirc/ssfe.c
+lib/sirc/sirc.help.gz
+lib/sirc/n0thing.pl
+lib/sirc/README
+lib/sirc/PROGRAMMING
+lib/sirc/ChangeLog
+lib/sirc/sircsock.ph
+@dirrm lib/sirc