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FISG(1)								       FISG(1)

NAME
       fisg - generates web pages from IRC logs

SYNOPSIS
       fisg [options] [source#1] [source#2...]

DESCRIPTION
       Fisg  is	 a free utility to generate nice looking web page(s) from your
       IRC logs, containing various interesting statistics and	amusing	 facts
       based on the computed statistical information.

       Fisg  has  been	designed  for speed, simplicity and small memory foot‐
       print.  It is written in ANSI-C and only depends on standard libc (run‐
       time), so it can be compiled and used in very wide range of systems.

OPTIONS
       -?, --help Shows a brief help

       -V, --version
	      Show version information

       -o, --output <file>
	      Specify output file (default: stdout)

       -u, --user-file <file>
	      Specify users-file (default: users.cfg)

       -f, --format <format>
	      Specify input format. Currently irssi, eggdrop and mIRC are sup‐
	      ported. (no default)

       -O, --output-format <format>
	      Specify output format. Currently xhtml  (XHTML/CSS)  and	xhtmls
	      (XHTML/CSS with table borders)

       -L, --list-formats
	      Show list of predefined log- and output-formats.

       -c, --config <file>
	      Specify configuration file (no default)

       -q, --quiet
	      Use multiple times for more silence.

       -d, --dump-userfile
	      Dump  internal  user information to given file.  This option can
	      be used to create initial users-file or to  debug	 fisg's	 func‐
	      tionality related to automagic user-handling.

EXAMPLES
       If  you	have  log for channel #kewlchan produced by Irssi in directory
       "~/irclogs/IRCNet/"  (aka under your home directory), you could use the
       following command:

	    fisg  -c  kewlchan.cfg  -f irssi ~/irclogs/IRCNet/#kewlchan.log -o
       kewlstats.html

       If there are multiple logfiles, you need to  specify  them  all.	 Under
       UNIX you might wish to use find(1) -command, for example:

	    fisg   -c	kewlchan.cfg   -f   irssi   `find   ~/irclogs	-iname
       "*kewlchan.*"` -o kewlstats.html

SEE ALSO
       The full documentation for fisg

REPORTING BUGS
       Report Bugs should be reported via bug tracker system, see  FISG	 home‐
       page (http://www.tnsp.org/fisg.php) for details. In case you don't want
       to use BTS, send reports via e-mail to  <ccr@tnsp.org>.	Problems  with
       Debian-	or  other  packages  should be reported to appropriate package
       maintainers.

AUTHOR
       fisg was written by Matti H�m�l�inen <ccr@tnsp.org>. This  manpage  was
       written	by Alexander Wirt <formorer@debian.org> for the Debian Distri‐
       bution.

fisg 0.3.12			 Sep. 12, 2004			       FISG(1)

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