Bot Sentry [32|64bit] Bot Sentry blocks instant message (IM) spam. If the spammer is in your Buddy List, allow list or answer a question, the spam will be blocked. An incoming IM will be rejected and redirected to another window or be simply ignored. An outgoing IM will be blocked if the recipient of the message is not in your Buddy List, Allow List or answer a question. How to get the plugin Run "sudo apt-get install pidgin-sentry" in a terminal and it's done. You may configure it with "pidgin-sentry --help" in a terminal, if you like. You can configure it also in the Plugin Options dialog. Install it In the Plugins tab in Pidgin's Plugin Options window, click Add. In the window with Add Plugins choose to Install Plugin from.tar.gz file. In the file list choose the file with the ".tar.gz" extension. In the tarball file extract it to a folder on your hard disk. For example: /tmp/. Open the file /tmp/.config/pidgin-sentry/sentry.xml in a text editor. If the syntax is not correct, do not worry, the plugin will warn you. Change the file's permissions to readable and writeable for your user: sudo chmod 644 /tmp/.config/pidgin-sentry/sentry.xml Save and close it. Reboot the computer. How to use it Enable the plugin Go to the Plugin Options dialog in Pidgin (Tools > Plugins > Plugin Options) and select the Bot Sentry check box. Configure it In the Plugin Options dialog, you may choose a List of Bots from which you wish to accept messages. Add a Question You may also add a question to your plugin. If a contact (IM) answers correctly your question, the bot will accept this contact's message. If not, the contact will be blocked. How to use it User Guide This version is the "beta" release. Release Notes Bug fixes: Fix a bug which caused the bot to ignore messages from users not in your List of Bots or in your Allow List. Fix a bug which caused the bot to block messages from users who didn't answer correctly a question you set. Fix a bug which caused the bot to ignore your IM messages Bot Sentry Crack + Full Product Key Free For PC - When this plugin is installed, any Instant Messaging window will change color when you are sending or receiving Instant Messages. If it changes color, it is displaying an IM. If it doesn't change color, you are not displaying an IM. - Use the plugin's main window to change the color of the IM windows you want to ignore. Installation: - Download and install, place into ~/.purple/plugins - Launch the plugin main window (Preferences->Plugins->Sentry) - Select the color of the purple color scheme to be used for IMs not to ignore. - Select the color of the purple color scheme to be used for IMs to ignore. - Select the seconds to wait for a question to be correctly answered before ignoring the message. - Click "Save". Compiling: - Edit the plugin's main.xml file. Notes: - When the plugin is first installed, IMs not to ignore and IMs to ignore will default to gray. 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