Free mbot software for linux

Its an IRC bot coded in C++, being started in C. Its main advantage is that several bots can run simultaneously in the same process, making it ideal for shells where the background processes are limited, but not the connections. It doesnt eats much resources, compared to running many instances of mbot.
Main features:
- IPv6 networking support
- Partial TCL scripting compatibility with eggdrop
- All the standard irc commands are available
- Can be in many channels
- Flood protection
- Database, dictionary-like
- DCC Send, easily accessible and configurable
- DCC Chat with partyline
- Different access levels, defined with a userlist
- Recognize and use irc services (NickServ/ChanServ)
- Log channels and privates
- Can send logs to an email, when they are renewed
- Extensions done with dynamic libraries in C++, to which Ive called modules, and can be added/removed while the bot is running
- Conversations with an Artificial Intelligence module (based on C-Alice)
- Watch nicks and log when they are on IRC
- Lots of other stuff, check the available modules

Perl IRC Statistics Generator (pisg) is an IRC channel statics generator written in Perl, it creates statistics from different logfile formats.
It was originally written because IRCStats wasnt open source. So heres an open source/GPLed version to anyone interested. Its a funny thing for your IRC channel, and its highly customizeable.
Supported logfile formats:
- X-Chat
- mIRC
- mIRC6
- Eggdrops
- bxlog for BitchX
- irssi
- virc98
- dancer
- Trillian
- Grufti
- mbot
- winbot
- zcbot
- muh
- energymech
- ircII
- psybnc
- ircle
- infobot
- axur
- bobot++
- oer
- perlbot
- Vision
- pircbot
- KVIrc
- HydraIRC
- sirc
- moobot
- supybot
- blootbot
- dircproxy
Enhancements:
Bug fixes:
- Added missing > (SF #1550312).
- Fix typo in docs (SF #1550765).
Christoph:
- The manpage file released with 0.69 was empty, sorry. Thanks to Julien Danjou for spotting.
- Fix some typos in manpage and --help text.