How to use pakobot on nimbuzz server

Open pako configuration file and put the input marked by Blue:




# Main language, which bot will use as default


# Specifies maximum times, that bot can reconnect until stops


# Time which is wated before disconnect until next reconnect


# Main status message, which bot will use as default


# Do you want him to use SSL-Connection?


# The length of phrase, which is maximum, when bot responses anywhere.


# The length of phrase, which is maximum, when bot responses in group-chat


# Do you want him to use Compression ?


# Specifies a port, through which bot will connect to Jabber-Server


# Specifies JID (Jabber ID). which will be used to connect to Jabber-Server
id@nimbuzzcom/res" />

# Main NickName, which bot will use as default, when entering chat-room


# Password, which bot will use to connect his JID to Jabber-Server
12345" />

# Do you want him to use Start-TLS when connecting?


# Here you have to input the list of administartors of bot, using freespace
id@nimbuzzcom jid2@jabberdom jid3@somedomcom" /> PUT DOT BEFORE COM

# Sign, which will be used to type bots commands as prefix


# The maximum deepness level of possible recursion in aliases resolving.


# The address to connect ha jabber-server in case of fail to connect casually.
# If not needed, leave empty
"openfire.nimbuzzcom" />

# Specify if the program is running in debug moed or not


# Specify if the bot will autosubscribe on subscriptions requests (request to add to roster)


# Set the charset of the requested result by "web browse" (using "elinks" command)


# Set the language for handling "sh" on Linux/Unix systems. Not needed for Windows.


# Set the time in miliseconds which will be used as interval beetween executing some commands,
# which can cause "traffic rate limit excided" error.


# Set the version of Sqlite on this machine.


# Google API key for Google Search service