# Note that the current version of naim is 0.9.4, and this example .faimrc
# may contain references to keywords that are only found in this version
# or later.
# 
# This is the sample .faimrc for naim
# cp this file to ~/.faimrc and modify it to reflect the correct
# information.
# 
# User Information
# screen name (required for proper operation)
screenname myname

# unencrypted password (required)
password mypass

# frontend-specific options can be denoted by putting the name of the
#   frontend in front of the option name, followed by a '.'.
#   gtkfaim's fe name is 'gtk'.
#   naim's fe name is 'naim'.

# specify where to read your profile from
profile /usr/home/me/.faimprofile

# specify the message sent to users when they message
#      you while you're away  (currently only one line possible)
awaymsg I am currently away...

# buddy list format (screen name and group must be one word)
#  group and notes are optional (and at the moment ignored)
#     screen name       group           	notes
buddy linuxkitty	"Some lamer named"	naim guy
buddy lamekitty		"Some lamer named"	naim guy
buddy sanekitty		"Some lamer named"	naim guy
buddy CHOMAR		Friend
buddy NeoHunterZ	Friend
buddy Heart6184		Friend
buddy midendian		Buddy			FAIM guy -- the rude one
buddy VryDmbName	Buddy			FAIM guy -- the nice one
buddy KaiKnight		Buddy			veneficus
buddy corbe8124		Buddy			Byrd

# ignore (I use naim.ignore because, at the moment, ignore is
# naim-specific, so other FAIM clients might barf on it)
#           screenname	message to send to them (it's sent when they send
#                     	you an IM, but only once per 10 minutes)
naim.ignore GCNY1001	You are an annoying lamer!

# None of the configuration options below this point are needed, as naim
# includes default values for them.

# beeponim / beeponsignon
# beeponim causes naim to beep whenever an IM is received, while
# beeponsignon causes naim to beep whenever a buddy signs on or off
naim.beeponsignon 1
naim.beeponim 0

# autoaway
# If present, autoaway specifies how many minutes naim should wait before
# automatically marking you as away
naim.autoaway 20

# nolog / logfile
# If nolog is set to 1, naim will no longer log incoming and outgoing IM's
# to a log file. You can set the name of your IM log file using logfile.
naim.nolog 0
naim.logfile naim.log

# tprint
# tprint specifies how many minutes from the beginning of the hour to
# print the current time--the default is 30, though you can set tprint to
# 0 to disable the time printing
naim.tprint 30

# color
# You all can not even pretend to imagine how much grief I've gotten over
# the past several months about my choice of colours. Well, you know what?
# If you don't like them, pick your own!
#		pair	fore	back	comment (ignored)
naim.color	10	0	7	HELP_HELP
naim.color	11	0	7	HELP_TEXT
naim.color	20	7	7	IMWIN_BGCOLOR
naim.color	21	1	7	IMWIN_TEXT_U
naim.color	22	4	7	IMWIN_TEXT_R
naim.color	23	7	7	IMWIN_STATUS
naim.color	30	2	7	INPUT_BGCOLOR
naim.color	31	6	2	INPUT_TEXT
naim.color	32	2	2	INPUT_TEXT_ALT
naim.color	40	6	4	BUDDY_BGCOLOR
naim.color	41	6	6	BUDDY_TEXT
naim.color	42	3	6	BUDDY_WAITING
naim.color	43	1	6	BUDDY_OFFLINE
naim.color	44	7	6	BUDDY_NONBUDDY
naim.color	50	7	7	STAT_BGCOLOR
naim.color	51	3	7	STAT_TEXT
naim.color	60	4	4	BACKDROP

# window
# Configure the starting position and the width/height of the three
# windows. LINES is translated into the number of lines (rows) in your
# screen, and COLS is the number of columns (going across). These values,
# unlike the color values, can not be changed while naim is running
# (changes do not take effect until the next time naim is loaded).
#		name	X	Y	width	height
naim.window	buddy	COLS-12	0	12	LINES-3
naim.window	status	0	0	COLS-14	LINES-3
naim.window	input	0	LINES-2	COLS	2
