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etc/default/dictd

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+# This file is sourced by /etc/init.d/dictd to obtain the values of
+# config variables to be passed to dictd on startup.
+
+# How should the dictd server run?
+# Possible values are "daemon" (default), "inetd" or "disabled".
+# Please note that any other value will be automatically
+# overwritten by the debconf script when the package 
+# is upgraded or when you run `dpkg-reconfigure dictd'
+
+RUN_MODE="daemon"
+
+
+# Options passed to dictd.
+# Uncomment appropriate lines, change the text if desired, and/or add
+# new lines using the format of the sample lines.  (They must be legal
+# options, as shown in dictd(8).)  If dictd is running in the inetd mode,
+# please run  `dpkg-reconfigure dictd' after changing the options.
+
+DICTD_ARGS=""
+#DICTD_ARGS="$DICTD_ARGS --locale=en_US.utf-8"
+#DICTD_ARGS="$DICTD_ARGS --facility=user"
+#DICTD_ARGS="$DICTD_ARGS --log=min"

etc/dictd/colorit.conf

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+dnl /etc/dictd/colorit.conf   vim:ft=m4
+dnl
+dnl Sample configuration file for colorit(1) program
+dnl
+divert(-1)
+dnl
+dnl Define some useful color variables
+dnl
+define(`black',   `0')
+define(`red', 	  `1')
+define(`green',   `2')
+define(`brown',   `3')
+define(`blue', 	  `4')
+define(`magenta', `5')
+define(`cyan',    `6')
+define(`white',   `7')
+dnl
+dnl Mark macro arguments: regexp foreground-color [background-color]
+dnl
+define(`mark', ``mark "$1"''  `ifelse(`$#', `3', ``"\033[3$2;4$3m"'', ``"\033[3$2m"'')' `"\033[m"')
+dnl
+divert
+mark(`^From.*$',red,cyan)
+mark(`^  [^ ]+',green)
+mark(`^ *Note:',red)
+mark(`{[^{]+}',green)
+mark(`^ *\[[^\[]+\]', cyan)
+mark(`^[ 	]*(adj|n|v|adv)? *[0-9]+[\.:]',cyan)  
+mark(`^ *\([a-z]+\)',cyan)  
+mark(`(Syn|Ant|syn|ant):', blue, white)  
+mark(` (t|i|a|adj|adv|n|v)\. ',cyan)  
+mark(` (t|i|a|adj|adv|n|v)\.$',cyan)  

etc/dictd/dict.conf

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+#  /etc/dictd/dict.conf 
+
+#  Written by Bob Hilliard <hilliard@debian.org>
+#  1998/03/20.  Last revised Sun, 22 Nov 1998 18:10:04 -0500 This is
+#  the configuration file for /usr/bin/dict.  In most cases only the
+#  server keyword need be specified.  
+
+#  This default configuration will try to access a dictd server on the
+#  local host, failing that, it will try the public server.  In many
+#  cases this will be slow, so you should comment out the line for the
+#  server that you don't want to use. To use any other server, enter
+#  its IP address in place of "dict.org".  
+
+#  Refer to the dict manpage (man dict) for other options that could
+#  be inserted in here.
+
+server localhost 
+server dict.casjaysdev.com
+server dict.org
+server dict0.us.dict.org
+server alt0.dict.org

etc/dictd/dictd.conf

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+# /etc/dictd/dictd.conf
+
+# Site section here:
+global {
+   site             /etc/dictd/site.txt
+   port             2628
+   delay            600
+   depth            10
+   limit            100
+   timestamp        10
+   log_option       "found"
+   log_option       "notfound"
+   log_option       "stats"
+   log_option       "client"
+   debug_option     "init"
+   add_strategy     "phonetic" "Phonetic search"
+   add_strategy     "reverse"  "Full text search in definitions"
+   log_file         "/var/log/dictd/server.log"
+   #listen_to 127.0.0.1
+}
+
+# Access section here:
+access {
+   allow *
+}
+
+# Database section here:
+include /var/lib/dictd/db.list
+
+# User section here:

etc/dictd/dictd.order

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+# This file defines the order in which dictdconfig lists dictionaries
+# in /var/lib/dictd/db.list.  The entry "/usr/share/dictd/" brings in
+# any dictionaries in that directory that aren't specifically listed
+# in this file.  You should enter the names of the dictionaries you
+# have installed, in the order you would prefer to have them searched.  
+
+web1913 gcide wn foldoc jargon vera devil elements easton hitchcock gazetteer
+/usr/share/dictd/

etc/dictd/dictdconfig.alias

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+#!/usr/bin/perl -lp
+
+# By default, dictdconfig uses the basename of the file in
+# /usr/share/dictd as the name of the database.  This file is an
+# executable filter that substitutes a preferred name for a dictionary
+# in /var/lib/dictd/db.list.  This name is displayed by the dict -D
+# command and is used with the -d option of dict to request
+# definitions from a specific dictionary instead of the default of all
+# installed dictionaries.
+
+# The format of each line is:
+#          s/^<basename-of dictionary-file>/<preferred nickname>/;
+# Lines preceded by a hash character (#) are ignored.
+ 
+s/^freedict/fd/;
+s/^gazetteer/gaz/;