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+# webirc-client
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+This is a simple ajax chat system with a very small footprint on web servers. webirc-client uses a IRC backend written in bash and uses telnet to communicate with IRC servers. With that being said, it's not secured by TLS or anything like that. This is in working condition!
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+Requirements:
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+        PHP 5.2+
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+        telnet (IRC backend)
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+        Read-Write access for .webirc.log and .webirc.input (server side stuffs)
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+
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+Installation:
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+        ~Download webirc-client
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+        ~Extract it to desired web server / htdocs directory
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+        ~Customize config.php / webirc.conf to your likings
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+        ~Use it!
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+
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+Changelog:
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+	v1.0.1:
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+		-Add message, and server activity timestamps to chat logs.
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+
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+        v1.0.0:
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+                -Probably going to do something with it!
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+                -Functioning as a bash / php based IRC web client!
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+
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+Legal stuff:
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+        webirc-client is based from microchat and has been greatly modified for this project.
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+        License: GPLv2

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+<?php
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+///////
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+// webirc-client - 2013-2020
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+// (C) Chris Dorman, GPL v3 - (C) Microchat devs
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+// https://github.com/Pentium44/cwchat
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+///////
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+
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+$title = "CWChat"; // Chat title
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+$desc = "Chris' Website IRC Chat"; // Chat description
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+$server = "127.0.0.1"; // IRC server connected to (for information display panel)
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+$port = "1337"; // IRC server port (for information display panel)
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+$server_msgcount = "80"; // Number of messages to leave at the end of the server database
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+$channels = array("#theroot"); // IRC channel
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+
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+///// NO TOUCHY /////
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+$version = "1.2.0"; // CWChat version
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+
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+?>

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+<?php
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+///////
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+// webirc-client - 2013-2020
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+// (C) Chris Dorman, GPL v3 - (C) Microchat devs
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+// https://github.com/Pentium44/cwchat
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+// https://git.minetest.org/Pentium44/webirc-client
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+///////
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+
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+session_start();
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+include "config.php";
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+
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+function loginForm(){
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+?>
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+	<br>
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+	<div class="login">
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+		<form action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>?do=login" method="post">
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+			Username: <input style="padding: 2px;" class="text" type="text" name="username"><br>
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+			<input style="padding: 2px;" class="text" type="submit" name="submitBtn" value="Login">
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+		</form>
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+	</div>
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+<?php
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+}
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+
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+//Logout
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+if (isset($_GET['do']) && $_GET['do']=="logout") {
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+	$_SESSION['cwchat-user'] = null;
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+}
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+
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+if (isset($_GET['do']) && $_GET['do']=="login" && isset($_POST['submitBtn'])){
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+	$name = isset($_POST['username']) && ($_POST['username'] !== "") ? htmlentities(stripslashes($_POST['username'])) : "Unnamed";
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+	$_SESSION['cwchat-user'] = $name;
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+}
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+
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+//if(!isset($_SESSION['cwchat-user'])) { header("Location: ?do=login"); }
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+
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+?>
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+
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+<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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+<html>
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+<head>
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+   <title>CWChat</title>
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+   <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
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+    <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
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+    <!--
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+		var httpObject = null;
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+		var link = "";
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+		var pinglink = "";
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+		var timerID = 0;
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+		var nickName = "<?php echo $_SESSION['cwchat-user']; ?>";
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+
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+		// Get the HTTP Object
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+		function getHTTPObject() {
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+			if (window.ActiveXObject) return new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
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+			else if (window.XMLHttpRequest) return new XMLHttpRequest();
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+			else {
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+				alert("Your browser does not support AJAX.");
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+				return null;
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+			}
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+		}   
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+
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+		// Change the value of the outputText field
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+		function setHtml() {
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+			if(ajaxVar.readyState == 4){
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+				var response = ajaxVar.responseText;
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+				var msgBox = document.getElementById("msgs");
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+				msgBox.innerHTML += response;
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+				msgBox.scrollTop = msgBox.scrollHeight;
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+			}
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+		}
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+
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+		// Change the value of the outputText field
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+		function setAll() {
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+			if(ajaxVar.readyState == 4){
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+				var response = ajaxVar.responseText;
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+				var msgBox = document.getElementById("msgs");
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+				msgBox.innerHTML = response;
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+				msgBox.scrollTop = msgBox.scrollHeight;
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+			}
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+		}
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+
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+		// Implement business logic    
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+		function serverWrite() {    
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+			ajaxVar = getHTTPObject();
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+			if (ajaxVar != null) {
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+				link = "server.php?nick="+nickName+"&msg="+document.getElementById('msg').value; 
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+				ajaxVar.open("GET", link , true);
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+				ajaxVar.send(null);
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+			}
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+		}
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+      
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+		function getInput() {
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+			// Send the server function the input
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+			var userInput = document.getElementById('msg');
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+			serverWrite(userInput.value);
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+			
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+			// Clean out the input values
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+			var msgBar = document.getElementById("msg");
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+			msgBar.value = "";
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+            msgBar.focus();
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+		}
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+
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+		// Implement business logic    
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+		function serverReload() {    
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+			ajaxVar = getHTTPObject();
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+			//var randomnumber=Math.floor(Math.random()*10000);
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+			if (ajaxVar != null) {
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+				link = "server.php?get=all&nick="+nickName;
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+				ajaxVar.open("GET", link , true);
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+				ajaxVar.onreadystatechange = setAll;
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+				ajaxVar.send(null);
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+			}
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+		}
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+		
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+		// Implement business logic    
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+		function serverPing() {    
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+			ajaxPing = getHTTPObject();
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+			if (ajaxPing != null) {
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+				pinglink = "server.php?do=keepup&nick="+nickName;
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+				ajaxPing.open("GET", pinglink , true);
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+				ajaxPing.send(null);
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+			}
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+		}
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+	
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+		function UpdateTimer() {
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+			serverReload();
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+			serverPing();
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+			setTimeout(UpdateTimer, 1000);
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+		}
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+    
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+		function keypressed(e) {
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+			if(e.keyCode=='13'){
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+				getInput();
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+			}
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+		}
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+		
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+		function doLogin() {
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+			ajaxVar = getHTTPObject();
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+			if(ajaxVar != null) {
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+				link = "server.php?do=login&nick="+nickName;
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+				ajaxVar.open("GET", link, true);
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+				ajaxVar.onreadystatechange = setHtml;
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+				ajaxVar.send(null);
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+			}
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+		}
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+		
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+		function doLogout() {
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+			ajaxVar = getHTTPObject();
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+			if(ajaxVar != null) {
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+				link = "server.php?do=logout&nick="+nickName;
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+				ajaxVar.open("GET", link, true);
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+				ajaxVar.onreadystatechange = setHtml;
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+				ajaxVar.send(null);
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+			}
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+		}
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+		
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+		window.onbeforeunload = function (e) {
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+			doLogout();
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+		};
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+      
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+		function wrapBBCode(tag) {
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+			var msgInput = document.getElementById('msg');
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+			var content = msgInput.value;
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+			var selectedContent = content.substring(msgInput.selectionStart, msgInput.selectionEnd);
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+			var beforeContent = content.substring(0, msgInput.selectionStart);
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+			var afterContent = content.substring(msgInput.selectionEnd, content.length);
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+			msgInput.value = beforeContent + '[' + tag + ']' + selectedContent + '[/' + tag + ']' + afterContent;
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+		}
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+    //-->
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+    </script>   
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+</head>
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+<body onload="UpdateTimer();">
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+     <div class="info"><?php echo "CWChat " . $version . " ~ Connected to: " . $server . ":" . $port . " on " . $channels[0]; ?></div>
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+<?php 
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+if (!isset($_SESSION['cwchat-user'])){ 
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+    loginForm();
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+} else { 
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+    ?>
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+	<div class="logout"><a onclick="doLogout();" href="index.php?do=logout">Logout</a></div>
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+		<div id="msgs">
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+		<?php 
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+			echo "<div class=\"text\">";
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+			$get = file_get_contents("." .$_SESSION['cwchat-user'] . ".socket");
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+			echo $get;
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+			echo "</div>";
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+		?>
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+		</div>
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+		<div id="msgbox" onkeyup="keypressed(event);">
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+			<table>
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+				<tr>
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+					<td>
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+						<textarea name="msg" style="width: 600px; height: 22px;" id="msg"></textarea>
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+					</td>
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+					<td>
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+						<button style="width: 80px;" onclick="getInput();">Send</button>
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+					</td>
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+				</tr>
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+			</table>
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+		</div>
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+		<script type="text/javascript">
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+			doLogin();
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+		</script>
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+<?php            
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+    }
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+
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+?>
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+    </div>
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+</body>   
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+</html>

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+<?php
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+
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+// Prevent PHP from stopping the script after 30 sec
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+set_time_limit(0);
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+
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+include_once("config.php");
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+
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+// Change these values!
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+$username = $argv[1];
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+
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+if(!isset($username) || $username == "") {
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+	echo "Username not given...";
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+	exit(1);
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+}
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+
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+echo "Starting client...";
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+
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+file_put_contents(".$username.socket", "Welcome");
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+chmod(".$username.socket", 0777);
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+
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+file_put_contents(".$username.pingfile", "pong");
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+chmod(".$username.pingfile", 0777);
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+
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+// Opening the socket to the Rizon network
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+$socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP);
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+
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+socket_connect($socket, $server, $port);
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+
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+
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+// Send auth info
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+// fputs($socket, "PASS " . $password . "\n");
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+echo "Connected, sending nickname to IRC server...";
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+
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+$nickline = "NICK " . $username . "\n";
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+$userline = "USER " . $username . " 0 * :" . $username . "'s Bot\n";
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+
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+socket_write($socket, $nickline, strlen($nickline));
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+socket_write($socket, $userline, strlen($userline));
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+
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+// Join channel
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+foreach($channels as $channel) {
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+	$channelline = "JOIN " . $channel . "\n";
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+	socket_write($socket, $channelline, strlen($channelline));
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+}
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+
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+// Force an endless while
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+while (1) {
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+    // Continue the rest of the script here
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+    
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+    while($bytes = socket_recv($socket, $r_data, 2048, MSG_DONTWAIT) !== '') {
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+		if($bytes !== FALSE) {
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+			//$data = socket_read($socket, 2048, PHP_NORMAL_READ);
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+			$data = $r_data;
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+		}
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+        // If client sent something, push it to the IRC server!
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+        if(file_exists(".$username.push")) {
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+			$pushFile = file_get_contents(".$username.push");
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+			socket_write($socket, $pushFile, strlen($pushFile));
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+			unlink(".$username.push");
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+		}
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+        
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+        // Check if web client still up, if no pong after 15 seconds, connection closed.
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+        if(!file_exists(".$username.pingfile") || (date("YmdHis.", filemtime(".$username.pingfile"))<(date("YmdHis.", filemtime(".$username.pingfile"))-10))) {
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+			echo "Exiting, leaving IRC server...";
65
+			$quitline = "QUIT :Timed out\n";
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+			socket_write($socket, $quitline, strlen($quitline));
67
+			socket_close($socket);
68
+            exit(1);
69
+		}
70
+		
71
+		if(isset($data)) {
72
+			$stringMsg = explode('PRIVMSG', $data);
73
+			$socketFileContents = file_get_contents(".$username.socket");
74
+			file_put_contents(".$username.socket", $socketFileContents . $data);
75
+	
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+			$ex = explode(' ', $data);
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+        
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+			// Send PONG back to the server
79
+			if ($ex[0] == "PING") {
80
+				echo "PONG to IRC server...";
81
+				$pongline = "PONG " . $ex[1] . "\n";
82
+				socket_write($socket, $pongline, strlen($pongline));
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+			}
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+		}
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+		
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+        usleep(500);
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+	}
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+}
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+?>

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+IRC server up: 20201108232329

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+<?php 
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+///////
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+// webirc-client - 2013-2020
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+// (C) Chris Dorman, GPL v3 - (C) Microchat devs
5
+// https://github.com/Pentium44/cwchat
6
+///////
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+
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+include_once("config.php");
9
+
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+if (isset($_GET['msg']) && $_GET['msg']!="" && isset($_GET['nick']) && $_GET['nick']!=""){		
11
+	$nick = $_GET['nick'];
12
+	$msg  = htmlentities(stripcslashes($_GET['msg']));
13
+	$line = "";
14
+	foreach($channels as $channel) {
15
+		$line .= "PRIVMSG $channel :$msg\n";
16
+	}
17
+	
18
+	$content = file_get_contents(".$nick.socket");
19
+	echo nl2br(htmlentities(stripslashes($content)));
20
+	file_put_contents(".$nick.socket", $content . $line);
21
+	file_put_contents(".$nick.push", $line);
22
+	echo nl2br(htmlentities(stripslashes($line)));
23
+} else if (isset($_GET['get']) && isset($_GET['nick']) && $_GET['nick']!="") {
24
+	$nick = $_GET['nick'];
25
+	$content = file_get_contents(".$nick.socket");
26
+	echo nl2br(htmlentities(stripslashes($content)));
27
+} else if (isset($_GET['do']) && isset($_GET['nick']) && $_GET['nick']!="") {
28
+	$nick = $_GET['nick'];
29
+	if($_GET['do']=="login") {
30
+		// Make sure users DB is clean
31
+		file_put_contents(".$nick.socket", "Welcome");
32
+		chmod(".$username.socket", 0777);
33
+		file_put_contents(".$nick.pingfile", "pong");
34
+		chmod(".$username.pingfile", 0777);
35
+		
36
+		$realpath = realpath("./irc.php");
37
+		shell_exec("/usr/bin/php $realpath $nick > /dev/null 2>/dev/null &");
38
+	} else if($_GET['do']=="logout") {
39
+		unlink(".$nick.pingfile");
40
+	} else if($_GET['do']=="keepup") {
41
+		file_put_contents(".$nick.pingfile", "ping");
42
+	}
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+}
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+?>	

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+<?php
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+
3
+$output = shell_exec("/bin/bash connect.sh Chraas &");
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+echo $output;
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+exit(0);
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+
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+?>
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+

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+@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Ubuntu+Mono&display=swap');
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+
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+html { height: 700px; }
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+
5
+body {
6
+	font-family: "Ubuntu Mono", Arial, sans-serif;
7
+	font-size: 14px;
8
+	background: #020202;
9
+	color:#f3f3f3;
10
+	margin: 0 auto;
11
+	width: 730px;
12
+	min-width: 730px;
13
+	min-height: 700px;
14
+	max-height: 700px;
15
+	overflow: hidden;
16
+}
17
+
18
+.info {
19
+	padding: 2px;
20
+	font-size: 18px;
21
+	text-align: center;
22
+}
23
+
24
+.logout { padding: 5px; text-align: center; }
25
+
26
+a {
27
+	color: #0080ff;
28
+	text-decoration: none;
29
+}
30
+
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+a:hover {
32
+	color: #0099ff;
33
+	text-decoration: underline;
34
+}
35
+
36
+input, button, select, textarea{
37
+	background-color: #222222;
38
+	border: solid 1px #323232;
39
+	outline: none;
40
+	border-radius: 6px;
41
+	color: #d7d7d7;
42
+	padding: 4px; 
43
+}
44
+
45
+.login {
46
+	text-align: center;
47
+}
48
+
49
+.text { font-size: 14px; }
50
+
51
+#msgbox { 
52
+	background-color: #323232;
53
+	border: solid 1px #454545;
54
+	padding: 2px; 
55
+	margin: 0 auto;
56
+}
57
+
58
+#msgs { 
59
+	background-color: #323232;
60
+	border: solid 1px #454545;
61
+	padding: 8px; 
62
+	height: 520px;
63
+	margin: 0 auto;
64
+	overflow-y: scroll; 
65
+}