[X2serv-cvs] CVS: x2/HELP 8BALL,1.2,1.3 ACCESS,1.3,1.4 ADDBAN,1.2,1.3 ADDLAMER,1.3,1.4 ADDMASK,1.2,1.3 AUTHORS,1.2,1.3 BACKUP,1.2,1.3 CHANNEL,1.4,1.5 DELBAN,1.2,1.3 DISCONNECT,1.1,1.2 DOWN,1.2,1.3 GENERAL,1.3,1.4 GLINE,1.3,1.4 GLINES,1.2,1.3 GLOBAL,1.2,1.3 HELP,1.3,1.4 INFO,1.3,1.4 INVITE,1.2,1.3 IRCOP,1.7,1.8 JUMP,1.2,1.3 LOGIN,1.3,1.4 MASK,1.3,1.4 NETSTAT,1.2,1.3 NETSTATS,1.2,1.3 QUIT,1.2,1.3 RAW,1.2,1.3 REGCHAN,1.4,1.5 REROUTE,1.2,1.3 RLOAD,1.2,1.3 SEARCHCHAN,1.2,1.3 SET,1.3,1.4 SETGLINES,1.2,1.3 SETTIME,1.2,1.3 SETTINGS,1.2,1.3 SPOOFSERV,1.2,1.3 SUSPEND,1.3,1.4 UB,1.2,1.3 UBA,1.2,1.3 UBM,1.2,1.3 UNBAN,1.2,1.3 UNGLINE,1.2,1.3 UNREG,1.2,1.3 UNSUSPEND,1.1,1.2 UPLINKS,1.2,1.3 UPTIME,1.2,1.3 USER,1.7,1.8 VERSION,1.2,1.3 WHATSNEW,1.3,1.4 XSET,1.2,1.3 operhelp.txt,1.3,1.4 userhelp.txt,1.3,1.4 tolower,1.1.1.1,NONE

[Alex S. <ru...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP
In directory usw-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv7087

Modified Files:
	8BALL ACCESS ADDBAN ADDLAMER ADDMASK AUTHORS BACKUP CHANNEL 
	DELBAN DISCONNECT DOWN GENERAL GLINE GLINES GLOBAL HELP INFO 
	INVITE IRCOP JUMP LOGIN MASK NETSTAT NETSTATS QUIT RAW REGCHAN 
	REROUTE RLOAD SEARCHCHAN SET SETGLINES SETTIME SETTINGS 
	SPOOFSERV SUSPEND UB UBA UBM UNBAN UNGLINE UNREG UNSUSPEND 
	UPLINKS UPTIME USER VERSION WHATSNEW XSET operhelp.txt 
	userhelp.txt 
Removed Files:
	tolower 
Log Message:
Updated help files for new help system, where $n $t $c $w are replaced
with network spesific values (nick, network, command char, url)



Index: 8BALL
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/8BALL,v
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*** 8BALL	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- 8BALL	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: 8BALL <question>
  -----------------------
! X2, in his infinite wisdom, will find an answer to your question!
  For entertainment purposes only.
  8BALL support four question types:
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: 8BALL <question>
  -----------------------
! $n, in her infinite wisdom, will find an answer to your question!
  For entertainment purposes only.
  8BALL support four question types:

Index: ACCESS
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/ACCESS,v
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*** ACCESS	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- ACCESS	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 1,10 ****
  Usage: ACCESS <nickname>
  ------------------------
! `nickname' must be someone currently online on AfterNET. If no nick is specified,
  your own access will be reported.
  ACCESS finds out what access a user has on a channel.  The output may look something
  like this:
  
! Rubin : MANAGER on #AfterNET, under the name Rubin.
  Rubin has auto ops turned ON
    * This tells you the TOGOP status for the given users host.
--- 1,10 ----
  Usage: ACCESS <nickname>
  ------------------------
! `nickname' must be someone currently online on $t. If no nick is specified,
  your own access will be reported.
  ACCESS finds out what access a user has on a channel.  The output may look something
  like this:
  
! Rubin : MANAGER on #Operations, under the name Rubin.
  Rubin has auto ops turned ON
    * This tells you the TOGOP status for the given users host.

Index: ADDBAN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/ADDBAN,v
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*** ADDBAN	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- ADDBAN	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 3,7 ****
  The ADDBAN command has been replaced with ADDLAMER
  -
! The BAN userlevel in X2 is now LAMER, to lesson the confusion
! between channel bans and X2 bans. 
  
--- 3,7 ----
  The ADDBAN command has been replaced with ADDLAMER
  -
! The BAN userlevel in $n is now LAMER, to lesson the confusion
! between channel bans and $n bans. 
  

Index: ADDLAMER
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/ADDLAMER,v
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*** ADDLAMER	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- ADDLAMER	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
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*** 3,8 ****
  The ADDLAMER command is used to add an entry to the channels "LAMER" list (formerly ADDBAN).
  Lamers are people you want to keep out of your channel.  If the person you want to ban is
! currently online, you can supply their nickname, and X2 will guess at a good hostmask to
! use.  If they are not currently online, or the mask X2 guesses is not preferred, a 
  hostmask can be given instead.  If no reason is given, a generic default reason will be
  used instead.
--- 3,8 ----
  The ADDLAMER command is used to add an entry to the channels "LAMER" list (formerly ADDBAN).
  Lamers are people you want to keep out of your channel.  If the person you want to ban is
! currently online, you can supply their nickname, and $n will guess at a good hostmask to
! use.  If they are not currently online, or the mask $n guesses is not preferred, a 
  hostmask can be given instead.  If no reason is given, a generic default reason will be
  used instead.

Index: ADDMASK
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/ADDMASK,v
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*** ADDMASK	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- ADDMASK	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 2,6 ****
  --------------------------------------------
  Adds a "secure" hostmask to your handle in a channel.  If you match a
! secure mask, X2 won't require that you LOGIN before using commands.
  It is recommended only for static IP's or other situations where you
  can be sure no one else could match the mask, and thus gain access in
--- 2,6 ----
  --------------------------------------------
  Adds a "secure" hostmask to your handle in a channel.  If you match a
! secure mask, $n won't require that you LOGIN before using commands.
  It is recommended only for static IP's or other situations where you
  can be sure no one else could match the mask, and thus gain access in

Index: AUTHORS
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/AUTHORS,v
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*** AUTHORS	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- AUTHORS	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: AUTHORS
  --------------
! The AUTHORS command returns information on the authors of X2 and the
  GNU license its released under.  Also shown is where you can download
  a copy.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: AUTHORS
  --------------
! The AUTHORS command returns information on the authors of $n(X2) and the
  GNU license its released under.  Also shown is where you can download
  a copy.

Index: BACKUP
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/BACKUP,v
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*** BACKUP	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- BACKUP	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: BACKUP
  -------------
! The BACKUP command causes X2 to initiate a system() call to tar and
  gzip its channel database.  Its intended as a conveniant way for the
  bot maintainer to backup files.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: BACKUP
  -------------
! The BACKUP command causes $n to initiate a system() call to tar and
  gzip its channel database.  Its intended as a conveniant way for the
  bot maintainer to backup files.

Index: CHANNEL
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/CHANNEL,v
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*** CHANNEL	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.4
--- CHANNEL	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.5
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*** 1,6 ****
   OP         - Op a user.
   DEOP       - Deop a user.
!  UP         - Have X2 op you.
!  DOWN       - Have X2 deop you.
    
   BAN        - Set a ban.
--- 1,6 ----
   OP         - Op a user.
   DEOP       - Deop a user.
!  UP         - Have $n op you.
!  DOWN       - Have $n deop you.
    
   BAN        - Set a ban.
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*** 14,18 ****
   TOPIC      - Refresh the topic to the
                    default.
!  MODE       - Reset the modes from X2's
                    database.
   SET        - Change the permanent
--- 14,18 ----
   TOPIC      - Refresh the topic to the
                    default.
!  MODE       - Reset the modes from $n's
                    database.
   SET        - Change the permanent

Index: DELBAN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/DELBAN,v
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*** DELBAN	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- DELBAN	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 2,5 ****
  ----------------------------------
  The DELBAN command has been replaced with DELLAMER
! The BAN userlevel in X2 is now LAMER, to lesson the confusion
! between channel bans and X2 bans. 
--- 2,5 ----
  ----------------------------------
  The DELBAN command has been replaced with DELLAMER
! The BAN userlevel in $n is now LAMER, to lesson the confusion
! between channel bans and $n bans. 

Index: DISCONNECT
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/DISCONNECT,v
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*** DISCONNECT	2001/01/14 08:10:13	1.1
--- DISCONNECT	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.2
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  DISCONNECT
  --------------
! The DISCONNECT command causes X2 to disconnect from the network and idle on
  the configured port waiting for a connection.  When a server connects to
  it, it will check the IP and password, and if OK, re-connect.  This
--- 1,5 ----
  DISCONNECT
  --------------
! The DISCONNECT command causes $n to disconnect from the network and idle on
  the configured port waiting for a connection.  When a server connects to
  it, it will check the IP and password, and if OK, re-connect.  This

Index: DOWN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/DOWN,v
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*** DOWN	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- DOWN	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: DOWN [channel]
  ---------------------
! The DOWN command makes x2 remove your +o or +v modes in a channel.
  PEONS can be configured with SET to get +v automatically, in this
  case they can use UP and DOWN to set +v and -v respectively.  All
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: DOWN [channel]
  ---------------------
! The DOWN command makes $n remove your +o or +v modes in a channel.
  PEONS can be configured with SET to get +v automatically, in this
  case they can use UP and DOWN to set +v and -v respectively.  All

Index: GENERAL
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/GENERAL,v
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*** GENERAL	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- GENERAL	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 1,10 ****
  =----------------------------------------------=
!  X2 uses a standard interface for each command
   in its command database.  Commands can be
   issued either in /MSG format or in a channel
!  which X2 is in.  These two ways are
   demonstrated below:
!     /MSG X2 OP #chatzone Locke 
!     .OP #chatzone Locke        
     
   If a command is given in a channel, and the
--- 1,10 ----
  =----------------------------------------------=
!  $n uses a standard interface for each command
   in its command database.  Commands can be
   issued either in /MSG format or in a channel
!  which $n is in.  These two ways are
   demonstrated below:
!     /MSG $n OP #chatzone Locke 
!     $cOP #chatzone Locke        
     
   If a command is given in a channel, and the
***************
*** 12,16 ****
   the command was issued in will be used
   instead:
!     .OP locke                  
     
   Some commands, such as NETSTATS don't require
--- 12,16 ----
   the command was issued in will be used
   instead:
!     $cOP locke                  
     
   Some commands, such as NETSTATS don't require
***************
*** 25,31 ****
   If a command takes additional parameters aside
   from channel, they will be expected as well.
!  See /MSG X2 HELP <COMMAND> for the exact
   syntax of each command.
  =------------- For more info see --------------=
!          http://www.afternet.org/x2
  =----------------------------------------------=
--- 25,31 ----
   If a command takes additional parameters aside
   from channel, they will be expected as well.
!  See /MSG $n HELP <COMMAND> for the exact
   syntax of each command.
  =------------- For more info see --------------=
!          $w
  =----------------------------------------------=

Index: GLINE
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/GLINE,v
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*** GLINE	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- GLINE	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 3,7 ****
  The GLINE command is an IRCop command to add a "G-Line" to the
  network GLINE list.  A G-Line is a global network ban on a hostmask.
! G-Lines have an expire time, which X2 takes as time and unit.  Time is
  an integer value.  Unit is one of:  MIN, HOUR, DAY.
  
--- 3,7 ----
  The GLINE command is an IRCop command to add a "G-Line" to the
  network GLINE list.  A G-Line is a global network ban on a hostmask.
! G-Lines have an expire time, which $n takes as time and unit.  Time is
  an integer value.  Unit is one of:  MIN, HOUR, DAY.
  

Index: GLINES
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/GLINES,v
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*** GLINES	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- GLINES	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,7 ****
  Usage: GLINES
  -------------
! The GLINES command is used to see a list of the G-Lines X2 has in its
  database.  These SHOULD include all G-Lines set on the network (while
! X2 was present to see them).  
  
  GLINES is available only to IRCops.
--- 1,7 ----
  Usage: GLINES
  -------------
! The GLINES command is used to see a list of the G-Lines $n has in its
  database.  These SHOULD include all G-Lines set on the network (while
! $n was present to see them).  
  
  GLINES is available only to IRCops.

Index: GLOBAL
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/GLOBAL,v
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*** GLOBAL	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- GLOBAL	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 2,10 ****
  -----------------------
  The GLOBAL command is used to send a Channel Service Announcement to
! each channel X2 has registered. It should be used for Channel Service
  information ONLY and NOT general network information, as it touches
  only registered channels.  This command may not be used for unofficial
  notices (such as spam, jokes, or playing around).
! Intended uses include: notification of X2 outages, changes, and
  problems.
  
--- 2,10 ----
  -----------------------
  The GLOBAL command is used to send a Channel Service Announcement to
! each channel $n has registered. It should be used for Channel Service
  information ONLY and NOT general network information, as it touches
  only registered channels.  This command may not be used for unofficial
  notices (such as spam, jokes, or playing around).
! Intended uses include: notification of $n outages, changes, and
  problems.
  

Index: HELP
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/HELP,v
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*** HELP	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- HELP	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: HELP [channel] <topic>
  -----------------------------
! X2's HELP command will show you the help information for the given
  topic.  Most commands have help associated with them, as well as the
  following:
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: HELP [channel] <topic>
  -----------------------------
! $n's HELP command will show you the help information for the given
  topic.  Most commands have help associated with them, as well as the
  following:
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*** 20,26 ****
      
  Examples of commands:
!   Private (in MSG format)      : /msg X2 userlist #mychannel
!   Public (done in #mychannel)  : .userlist
     
!   MSG format                   : /msg x2 addop #mychannel *!*rubin@*rdrop.com
    Public (done in #mychannel)  : .addop *!*rubin@*rdrop.com
--- 20,26 ----
      
  Examples of commands:
!   Private (in MSG format)      : /msg $n userlist #mychannel
!   Public (done in #mychannel)  : $cuserlist
     
!   MSG format                   : /msg $n addop #mychannel *!*rubin@*rdrop.com
    Public (done in #mychannel)  : .addop *!*rubin@*rdrop.com

Index: INFO
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/INFO,v
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*** INFO	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- INFO	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 12,18 ****
   UPTIME     - See my uptime and interesting
                statistics.
!  AUTHORS    - Find out who wrote X2, and
                where to get it.
   VERSION    - Displays my version string.
!  WHOAMI     - See what X2 sees as "you".
   ACCESS     - See what access a person has.
--- 12,18 ----
   UPTIME     - See my uptime and interesting
                statistics.
!  AUTHORS    - Find out who wrote $n, and
                where to get it.
   VERSION    - Displays my version string.
!  WHOAMI     - See what $n sees as "you".
   ACCESS     - See what access a person has.

Index: INVITE
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/INVITE,v
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*** INVITE	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- INVITE	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 6,10 ****
  
  IMPORTANT NOTE: SPAMMING (sending unsolicited messages or invites to
! lots of users) is STRICTLY prohibited on AfterNET. If you abuse this
  command, expect to be banned.
  
--- 6,10 ----
  
  IMPORTANT NOTE: SPAMMING (sending unsolicited messages or invites to
! lots of users) is STRICTLY prohibited on $t. If you abuse this
  command, expect to be banned.
  

Index: IRCOP
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/IRCOP,v
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*** IRCOP	2001/01/13 11:41:54	1.7
--- IRCOP	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.8
***************
*** 3,7 ****
  
  --- For CSERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY ---
!  REGCHAN    - Makes a new channel in X2's database.
   SCRIPTREG  - Front end to REGCHAN, ADDOWNER, SET TOPIC.
   UNREG      - Unregisters a channel.
--- 3,7 ----
  
  --- For CSERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY ---
!  REGCHAN    - Makes a new channel in $n's database.
   SCRIPTREG  - Front end to REGCHAN, ADDOWNER, SET TOPIC.
   UNREG      - Unregisters a channel.
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*** 24,31 ****
   UPLINKS    - Shows servers I can link to
   JUMP       - Changes servers.
!  DISCONNECT - Makes X2 disconnect from the net and wait for a connection.
   QUIT       - Closes all databases and exits.
   
!  SPOOFSERV  - Connect a fake server to X2.
   SETTIME    - Synch the network to my local timestamp.
   
--- 24,31 ----
   UPLINKS    - Shows servers I can link to
   JUMP       - Changes servers.
!  DISCONNECT - Makes $n disconnect from the net and wait for a connection.
   QUIT       - Closes all databases and exits.
   
!  SPOOFSERV  - Connect a fake server to $n.
   SETTIME    - Synch the network to my local timestamp.
   

Index: JUMP
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/JUMP,v
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*** JUMP	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- JUMP	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
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*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: JUMP <server> <port>
  ---------------------------
! The JUMP command causes X2 to change to a new uplink.  Only those
  servers listed in UPLINKS are available.  It can be considered
  equivalent to issuing a /squit and /connect to an IRC server.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: JUMP <server> <port>
  ---------------------------
! The JUMP command causes $n to change to a new uplink.  Only those
  servers listed in UPLINKS are available.  It can be considered
  equivalent to issuing a /squit and /connect to an IRC server.

Index: LOGIN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/LOGIN,v
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*** LOGIN	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- LOGIN	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: LOGIN [channel] <handle> <password>
  ------------------------------------------
! Lets X2 know that you are <handle>. <password> is the pass that you have
  for you in the userlist.  If you don't know your password, someone
  higher on the userlist will have to change it with RESETPASS.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: LOGIN [channel] <handle> <password>
  ------------------------------------------
! Lets $n know that you are <handle>. <password> is the pass that you have
  for you in the userlist.  If you don't know your password, someone
  higher on the userlist will have to change it with RESETPASS.

Index: MASK
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/MASK,v
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*** MASK	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
--- MASK	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 6,10 ****
  create and understand hostmasks.
  
! A hostmask is how scripts, bots, and services (like X2) determine
  someone's identity on IRC.  Everyone who logs onto IRC has a nickname,
  a UserID (or `ident'), and a host.  If you are on a Unix system, your
--- 6,10 ----
  create and understand hostmasks.
  
! A hostmask is how scripts, bots, and services (like $n) determine
  someone's identity on IRC.  Everyone who logs onto IRC has a nickname,
  a UserID (or `ident'), and a host.  If you are on a Unix system, your

Index: NETSTAT
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/NETSTAT,v
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*** NETSTAT	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- NETSTAT	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: NETSTAT
  --------------
! The NETSTAT command displays information about the network and X2.
  Specifically it provides the number of users, servers, operators,
  channels, and users at the various userlevels.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: NETSTAT
  --------------
! The NETSTAT command displays information about the network and $n.
  Specifically it provides the number of users, servers, operators,
  channels, and users at the various userlevels.

Index: NETSTATS
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/NETSTATS,v
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*** NETSTATS	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- NETSTATS	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: NETSTAT
  --------------
! The NETSTAT command displays information about the network and X2.
  Specifically it provides the number of users, servers, operators,
  channels, and users at the various userlevels.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: NETSTAT
  --------------
! The NETSTAT command displays information about the network and $n.
  Specifically it provides the number of users, servers, operators,
  channels, and users at the various userlevels.

Index: QUIT
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/QUIT,v
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*** QUIT	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- QUIT	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: QUIT [reason]
  --------------------
! The QUIT command ends the X2 process.  If no reason is given, a default
  reason will be used.
  
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: QUIT [reason]
  --------------------
! The QUIT command ends the $n process.  If no reason is given, a default
  reason will be used.
  

Index: RAW
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/RAW,v
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*** RAW	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- RAW	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 4,11 ****
  enabled when `debugon' is defined.  It's very important to know what
  you're doing when using this on a production network, as it can crash not
! only X2 but also other servers, cause desynchronization, and annoy
  people.
  
! RAW is available only to IRCops, and only exists when X2 is compiled with
  debugging enabled.
  
--- 4,11 ----
  enabled when `debugon' is defined.  It's very important to know what
  you're doing when using this on a production network, as it can crash not
! only $n but also other servers, cause desynchronization, and annoy
  people.
  
! RAW is available only to IRCops, and only exists when $n is compiled with
  debugging enabled.
  

Index: REGCHAN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/REGCHAN,v
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*** REGCHAN	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.4
--- REGCHAN	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.5
***************
*** 3,7 ****
  The REGCHAN command is used by the Channel Service Team to register a
  new channel.  Care should be taken to ensure you're not registering a
! channel someone is already using without X2.
  
  REGCHAN is available only to IRCops, and should be used only as
--- 3,7 ----
  The REGCHAN command is used by the Channel Service Team to register a
  new channel.  Care should be taken to ensure you're not registering a
! channel someone is already using without $n.
  
  REGCHAN is available only to IRCops, and should be used only as

Index: REROUTE
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/REROUTE,v
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*** REROUTE	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- REROUTE	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: REROUTE [command]
  ------------------------
! Reroute allows X2 to make changes to the linkage of the servers on the
  network.  It has 3 modes:  Normal, Connect, and Test.
  The [command] parameter must be one of the following letters:
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: REROUTE [command]
  ------------------------
! Reroute allows $n to make changes to the linkage of the servers on the
  network.  It has 3 modes:  Normal, Connect, and Test.
  The [command] parameter must be one of the following letters:

Index: RLOAD
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/RLOAD,v
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*** RLOAD	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- RLOAD	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: RLOAD
  ------------
! RLOAD loads routing.dat from X2's directory into memory as the "optimal"
  routing situation for your network.  The syntax of the routing.dat file
  is:
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: RLOAD
  ------------
! RLOAD loads routing.dat from $n's directory into memory as the "optimal"
  routing situation for your network.  The syntax of the routing.dat file
  is:

Index: SEARCHCHAN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SEARCHCHAN,v
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*** SEARCHCHAN	2001/02/03 07:51:22	1.2
--- SEARCHCHAN	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  SEARCHCHAN [options] <search>
  ------------------------------------------
! Searchchan lets you find channels in the x2
  channel list based on channel name, topic, or
  some spesific channel settings.
--- 1,5 ----
  SEARCHCHAN [options] <search>
  ------------------------------------------
! Searchchan lets you find channels in the $n 
  channel list based on channel name, topic, or
  some spesific channel settings.
***************
*** 7,11 ****
    --secret      : Show only secret channels.
    --nodelete    : Show only channels with the NODELETE flag.
!   --noinchan    : Show only channels X2 is not in (INCHAN == 0).
    --suspended   : Show only suspended channels.
    --noowner     : Show only ownerless channels.
--- 7,11 ----
    --secret      : Show only secret channels.
    --nodelete    : Show only channels with the NODELETE flag.
!   --noinchan    : Show only channels $n is not in (INCHAN == 0).
    --suspended   : Show only suspended channels.
    --noowner     : Show only ownerless channels.

Index: SET
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SET,v
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*** SET	2001/01/13 11:41:54	1.3
--- SET	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
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*** 14,23 ****
  DESCRIPTION : a description of your channel.
  
!   TOPICFREQ : this controls how often X2 refreshes the topic to
                its default.
     STRICTOP : this controls who is allowed to give ops to who.
!      AUTOOP : this controls who gets auto-oped by X2 when they
                join.
!     PROTECT : this controls who is protected by X2 from harm.
     ENFMODES : this controls who can override the enforced
                modes.
--- 14,23 ----
  DESCRIPTION : a description of your channel.
  
!   TOPICFREQ : this controls how often $n refreshes the topic to
                its default.
     STRICTOP : this controls who is allowed to give ops to who.
!      AUTOOP : this controls who gets auto-oped by $n when they
                join.
!     PROTECT : this controls who is protected by $n from harm.
     ENFMODES : this controls who can override the enforced
                modes.
***************
*** 25,32 ****
                much they are trusted without it.
   BANTIMEOUT : this controls how long bans are left active.
!   PEONVOICE : this determines if X2 gives +v to PEONS.
!    USERINFO : this controls if X2 displays info lines when
                users join.
!      INCHAN : this is used to temporarily remove X2 from a
                registered channel. 
  =------------------- IRCop Only settings ---------------------=
--- 25,32 ----
                much they are trusted without it.
   BANTIMEOUT : this controls how long bans are left active.
!   PEONVOICE : this determines if $n gives +v to PEONS.
!    USERINFO : this controls if $n displays info lines when
                users join.
!      INCHAN : this is used to temporarily remove $n from a
                registered channel. 
  =------------------- IRCop Only settings ---------------------=

Index: SETGLINES
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SETGLINES,v
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*** SETGLINES	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- SETGLINES	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: SETGLINES
  ----------------
! The SETGLINES command causes X2 to reset all the G-Lines, as guided by
  its database (you can see a list of them with the GLINES command).
  
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: SETGLINES
  ----------------
! The SETGLINES command causes $n to reset all the G-Lines, as guided by
  its database (you can see a list of them with the GLINES command).
  

Index: SETTIME
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SETTIME,v
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*** SETTIME	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
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***************
*** 2,6 ****
  -------------------------------
  The SETTIME command is used to reset the network to the same timestamp.
! The time at X2's local system is used.  In some cases a very, very
  large gap can be created between real time and the network's time.  In
  such cases, the ircd will not take the entire change at once, and
--- 2,6 ----
  -------------------------------
  The SETTIME command is used to reset the network to the same timestamp.
! The time at $n's local system is used.  In some cases a very, very
  large gap can be created between real time and the network's time.  In
  such cases, the ircd will not take the entire change at once, and

Index: SETTINGS
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SETTINGS,v
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*** SETTINGS	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- SETTINGS	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,20 ****
  Usage: SETTINGS
  ---------------
! The SETTINGS command shows all of X2's "XSET" network settings, and
  their status.  Most settings are either ENABLED or DISABLED, but some
  have numerical or string values.
  Settings include:
  PINGOUTCONNECT: When enabled, if a server squits from the network due
!                 to a "ping timeout," X2 will attempt to reconnect it.
  AUTOROUTING: A currently disabled feature--this may be fixed in a
               future release.
! AUTOCONNECT: When disabled, X2 won't try to connect to the network,
               rather it will sit on the configured port and wait for a
               connection.
! GATECHECK: When enabled, X2 will connect to everyone connecting to the
             network, on port 1080 and probe for the existence of an
             insecure socks proxy.  If detected, the host is G-Lined.
  MAXCLONES: This is the maximum number of "clones" allowed before action
!            is taken.  A clone to X2 is any connection besides one
             initial connection.  Thus 3 clones is 4 connections. The 5th
             connection would trigger clone defenses.
--- 1,20 ----
  Usage: SETTINGS
  ---------------
! The SETTINGS command shows all of $n's "XSET" network settings, and
  their status.  Most settings are either ENABLED or DISABLED, but some
  have numerical or string values.
  Settings include:
  PINGOUTCONNECT: When enabled, if a server squits from the network due
!                 to a "ping timeout," $n will attempt to reconnect it.
  AUTOROUTING: A currently disabled feature--this may be fixed in a
               future release.
! AUTOCONNECT: When disabled, $n won't try to connect to the network,
               rather it will sit on the configured port and wait for a
               connection.
! GATECHECK: When enabled, $n will connect to everyone connecting to the
             network, on port 1080 and probe for the existence of an
             insecure socks proxy.  If detected, the host is G-Lined.
  MAXCLONES: This is the maximum number of "clones" allowed before action
!            is taken.  A clone to $n is any connection besides one
             initial connection.  Thus 3 clones is 4 connections. The 5th
             connection would trigger clone defenses.
***************
*** 22,26 ****
             Options range from G-Lines to nothing.  Kill is recommended.
             NOTE: it is theoretically possible with DNS spoofing to
!            "trick" X2 into G-Lining arbitrary hosts.
  DEBUG: This is a "debug level" setting.  Debugging features should
         never be changed by anyone but the bot maintainer.  Changes can
--- 22,26 ----
             Options range from G-Lines to nothing.  Kill is recommended.
             NOTE: it is theoretically possible with DNS spoofing to
!            "trick" $n into G-Lining arbitrary hosts.
  DEBUG: This is a "debug level" setting.  Debugging features should
         never be changed by anyone but the bot maintainer.  Changes can

Index: SPOOFSERV
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SPOOFSERV,v
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*** SPOOFSERV	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- SPOOFSERV	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: SPOOFSERV <server>
  -------------------------
! The SPOOFSERV command causes X2 to send an "I have a leaf connecting"
  message to the network, thus simulating the connection of a server to
  it.  It is useful to "spoof" a server if you need for some reason to
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: SPOOFSERV <server>
  -------------------------
! The SPOOFSERV command causes $n to send an "I have a leaf connecting"
  message to the network, thus simulating the connection of a server to
  it.  It is useful to "spoof" a server if you need for some reason to

Index: SUSPEND
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/SUSPEND,v
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*** SUSPEND	2001/01/13 11:41:54	1.3
--- SUSPEND	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.4
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: SUSPEND [#channel] <reason>
  -------------------------------
! The SUSPEND command is used by ircops to temporarily take X2 away from a channel, for example when it is being abused.  It is a non-destructive alternative to UNREG, when you would prefer not to delete the userlist.  The time of the suspension is saved, along with a reason, and the nick of who suspended it (much like a gline).
  Suspended channels do not currently automatically unsuspend themselves, but you can view a list of suspended channels with the SEARCHCHAN --suspended command.
  
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: SUSPEND [#channel] <reason>
  -------------------------------
! The SUSPEND command is used by ircops to temporarily take $n away from a channel, for example when it is being abused.  It is a non-destructive alternative to UNREG, when you would prefer not to delete the userlist.  The time of the suspension is saved, along with a reason, and the nick of who suspended it (much like a gline).
  Suspended channels do not currently automatically unsuspend themselves, but you can view a list of suspended channels with the SEARCHCHAN --suspended command.
  
***************
*** 7,9 ****
  
  SEE ALSO: UNREG UNSUSPEND SEARCHCHAN DISCONNECT
! NOTE: The suspend command was formerly a 'disconnect x2 from irc' command. The functionality for that has been moved to "DISCONNECT" due to confusion.  Also in previous versions of X2 the suspension of a channel was handled though SET, that is now handled with this command.
--- 7,9 ----
  
  SEE ALSO: UNREG UNSUSPEND SEARCHCHAN DISCONNECT
! NOTE: The suspend command was formerly a 'disconnect $n from irc' command. The functionality for that has been moved to "DISCONNECT" due to confusion.  Also in previous versions of $n the suspension of a channel was handled though SET, that is now handled with this command.

Index: UB
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UB,v
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*** UB	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- UB	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 2,6 ****
  --------------------------------------------
  The UNBAN command is used to remove a channel ban (mode +b) from a
! channel.  This should not be confused with a permanent channel ban in X2
  (as in DELBAN).  If a nickname is given, and nickname is currently
  online, any bans matching nickname's host will be removed.
--- 2,6 ----
  --------------------------------------------
  The UNBAN command is used to remove a channel ban (mode +b) from a
! channel.  This should not be confused with a permanent channel ban in $n 
  (as in DELBAN).  If a nickname is given, and nickname is currently
  online, any bans matching nickname's host will be removed.

Index: UBA
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UBA,v
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*** UBA	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- UBA	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 3,7 ****
  The UBA command stands for "Un-Ban All".  It removes all the channel bans
  (+b) from the channel.  Channel bans (mode +b) should not be confused with
! X2's permanent ban list (see LLIST and ADDLAMER).
  
  UBA is available to levels OP and above.
--- 3,7 ----
  The UBA command stands for "Un-Ban All".  It removes all the channel bans
  (+b) from the channel.  Channel bans (mode +b) should not be confused with
! $n's permanent ban list (see LLIST and ADDLAMER).
  
  UBA is available to levels OP and above.

Index: UBM
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UBM,v
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*** UBM	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
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***************
*** 3,9 ****
  The UBM command stands for "UnBan Me", and as you might expect, it removes
  any ban modes (+b) matching your current nickname!user@host from the
! channel.  Channel bans (+b) should not be confused with X2's permanent ban
  list.
! If you would prefer that X2 automatically remove bans, see the SET
  PROTECT command.
  
--- 3,9 ----
  The UBM command stands for "UnBan Me", and as you might expect, it removes
  any ban modes (+b) matching your current nickname!user@host from the
! channel.  Channel bans (+b) should not be confused with $n's permanent ban
  list.
! If you would prefer that $n automatically remove bans, see the SET
  PROTECT command.
  

Index: UNBAN
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UNBAN,v
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*** UNBAN	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
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***************
*** 2,6 ****
  --------------------------------------------
  The UNBAN command is used to remove a channel ban (mode +b) from a
! channel.  This should not be confused with a permanent channel ban in X2
  (as in DELBAN).  If a nickname is given, and nickname is currently
  online, any bans matching nickname's host will be removed.
--- 2,6 ----
  --------------------------------------------
  The UNBAN command is used to remove a channel ban (mode +b) from a
! channel.  This should not be confused with a permanent channel ban in $n 
  (as in DELBAN).  If a nickname is given, and nickname is currently
  online, any bans matching nickname's host will be removed.

Index: UNGLINE
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UNGLINE,v
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*** UNGLINE	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- UNGLINE	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 3,7 ****
  The UNGLINE command removes the given G-Line.  If any servers are not
  currently connected to the network, they will not see the removal, and
! X2 will not tell them later.
  
  UNGLINE is available only to IRCops.
--- 3,7 ----
  The UNGLINE command removes the given G-Line.  If any servers are not
  currently connected to the network, they will not see the removal, and
! $n will not tell them later.
  
  UNGLINE is available only to IRCops.

Index: UNREG
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UNREG,v
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*** UNREG	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- UNREG	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,6 ****
  Usage: UNREG <channel>
  ----------------------
! The UNREG command is used to remove a channel from X2's database.  The
! data files are deleted and X2 parts the channel.
  
  UNREG is available only to IRCops, and should only be used under the
--- 1,6 ----
  Usage: UNREG <channel>
  ----------------------
! The UNREG command is used to remove a channel from $n's database.  The
! data files are deleted and $n parts the channel.
  
  UNREG is available only to IRCops, and should only be used under the
***************
*** 8,13 ****
  NOTE: If you own a channel and want it removed, you can stay out of it
  for 30 days and it will be automatically deleted by the Channel Service
! Team.  If you must have it removed immediately please contact the Channel
! Service Team via e-mail: <cse...@af...>
  
  SEE ALSO: REGCHAN CHANSTATS UNVISITED
--- 8,12 ----
  NOTE: If you own a channel and want it removed, you can stay out of it
  for 30 days and it will be automatically deleted by the Channel Service
! Team.  
  
  SEE ALSO: REGCHAN CHANSTATS UNVISITED

Index: UNSUSPEND
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UNSUSPEND,v
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*** UNSUSPEND	2001/01/14 08:10:13	1.1
--- UNSUSPEND	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.2
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: UNSUSPEND [#channel]
  -------------------------------
! The UNSUSPEND command removes a channel suspension previously set with the SUSPEND command.  X2 will re-join the channel etc.
  
  UNSUSPEND is available to IRCOPS only.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: UNSUSPEND [#channel]
  -------------------------------
! The UNSUSPEND command removes a channel suspension previously set with the SUSPEND command.  $n will re-join the channel etc.
  
  UNSUSPEND is available to IRCOPS only.

Index: UPLINKS
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UPLINKS,v
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*** UPLINKS	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- UPLINKS	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: UPLINKS
  --------------
! The UPLINKS command is used to see what servers X2 is configured to link
  to.  It spits out the list as defined in x2.conf.  The JUMP command
  can then be used to change to one listed.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: UPLINKS
  --------------
! The UPLINKS command is used to see what servers $n is configured to link
  to.  It spits out the list as defined in x2.conf.  The JUMP command
  can then be used to change to one listed.

Index: UPTIME
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/UPTIME,v
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*** UPTIME	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
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***************
*** 1,5 ****
  Usage: UPTIME
  -------------
! The UPTIME command causes X2 to display the number of minutes since it
  was started, and most recently connected.  Also given are local and
  network timestamp values, and traffic tallies.
--- 1,5 ----
  Usage: UPTIME
  -------------
! The UPTIME command causes $n to display the number of minutes since it
  was started, and most recently connected.  Also given are local and
  network timestamp values, and traffic tallies.

Index: USER
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/USER,v
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*** USER	2001/01/19 01:39:56	1.7
--- USER	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.8
***************
*** 1,3 ****
!  LEVELS     - Shows all access levels available in X2.
   USERLIST   - Lists all entries in a channel userlist.
   LLIST      - Lists all LAMERs for a channel.
--- 1,3 ----
!  LEVELS     - Shows all access levels available in $n.
   USERLIST   - Lists all entries in a channel userlist.
   LLIST      - Lists all LAMERs for a channel.
***************
*** 18,22 ****
   SETHANDLE  - Change someone's handle.
    
!  LOGIN      - Tell X2 who you are on a channel.
   MLOGIN     - Login to multiple channels at once.
   PASS       - Set/Change your password.
--- 18,22 ----
   SETHANDLE  - Change someone's handle.
    
!  LOGIN      - Tell $n who you are on a channel.
   MLOGIN     - Login to multiple channels at once.
   PASS       - Set/Change your password.
***************
*** 24,28 ****
   DELMASK    - Remove an added mask.
   TOGOP      - Sets your Auto-Op status in the userlist.
!  SETINFO    - Sets what X2 says when you join a channel.
   
   RESETPASS  - Owner/manager use to change a forgotten
--- 24,28 ----
   DELMASK    - Remove an added mask.
   TOGOP      - Sets your Auto-Op status in the userlist.
!  SETINFO    - Sets what $n says when you join a channel.
   
   RESETPASS  - Owner/manager use to change a forgotten

Index: VERSION
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/VERSION,v
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*** VERSION	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
--- VERSION	2001/03/02 12:22:25	1.3
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  Usage: VERSION
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! The VERSION command returns the X2's current version string.
  
  VERSION is available to anyone.
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  Usage: VERSION
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! The VERSION command returns $n's current version string.
  
  VERSION is available to anyone.

Index: WHATSNEW
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/WHATSNEW,v
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*** WHATSNEW	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.3
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  =----------------------------------------------=
!  What's new in X2 5.1?
  
  * Userlist overhaul - Totally new userlists.
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  =----------------------------------------------=
!  What's new in $n 5.1?
  
  * Userlist overhaul - Totally new userlists.
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    of information.
  =------------- For more info see --------------=
!         http://www.afternet.org/x2
  =----------------------------------------------=
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    of information.
  =------------- For more info see --------------=
!         $w
  =----------------------------------------------=

Index: XSET
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/XSET,v
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*** XSET	2000/12/19 08:11:55	1.2
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  Usage: XSET <global variable> <setting>
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! The XSET command allows for the setting of X2's global variables. Most
  settings accept either 0 or 1 (disabled/enabled), however some, like
  MAXCLONES, take an integer value, while others take a string.  See help
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  Usage: XSET <global variable> <setting>
  ---------------------------------------
! The XSET command allows for the setting of $n's global variables. Most
  settings accept either 0 or 1 (disabled/enabled), however some, like
  MAXCLONES, take an integer value, while others take a string.  See help

Index: operhelp.txt
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/operhelp.txt,v
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! Hello, IRC Operator!
  Please select the area you would like help with from the list below.
! The help system uses the format: /MSG X2 HELP <Subject>
! For example: /msg X2 HELP UBM shows help with the UnBan-Me command.
  =-----------------------------------------=
   IRCOP   - Commands restricted to IRC
             Operators.
!  GENERAL - How to use X2.
   USER    - Commands to add and remove
             ops, managers, and bans from    
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! Hello, $t IRC Operator!
  Please select the area you would like help with from the list below.
! The help system uses the format: /MSG $n HELP <Subject>
! For example: /msg $n HELP UBM shows help with the UnBan-Me command.
  =-----------------------------------------=
   IRCOP   - Commands restricted to IRC
             Operators.
!  GENERAL - How to use $n.
   USER    - Commands to add and remove
             ops, managers, and bans from    

Index: userhelp.txt
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RCS file: /cvsroot/x2serv/x2/HELP/userhelp.txt,v
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! Hi there!  X2, the AfterNET IRC Channel Service bot here!
  Please select the area you would like help with from the list below.
! The help system uses the format: /MSG X2 HELP <subject>
! For example: /msg X2 HELP UBM shows help with the UnBan-Me command.
  You can view help on any command, or the sub-menus below:
  =-----------------------------------------=
!  GENERAL - How to use X2.
   USER    - Commands to add and remove
             ops, managers, and bans from    
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! Hi there!  $n, the $t IRC Channel Service bot here!
  Please select the area you would like help with from the list below.
! The help system uses the format: /MSG $n HELP <subject>
! For example: /msg $n HELP UBM shows help with the UnBan-Me command.
  You can view help on any command, or the sub-menus below:
  =-----------------------------------------=
!  GENERAL - How to use $t.
   USER    - Commands to add and remove
             ops, managers, and bans from    
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             operations.
   FUN     - Fun Stuff!
!  WHATSNEW- New features of X2 5.1
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             operations.
   FUN     - Fun Stuff!
!  WHATSNEW- New features of $n
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