%{help=help}%{-}
DCC commands for %B, %V:
   For all users:
      %bwho          away         quit         whom%b
      %bme           page         match        motd%b
      %bbots         newpass      chat         handle%b
      %bwhoami       echo         strip        su%b
      %btrace        fixcodes     bottree      vbottree%b
      %bbotinfo      relay        -host        fprint%b
      %bchfinger     back         note         -account%b
%{o|o}
   For ops:
      %baddlog       console      match        whois%b
      %bresetconsole%b
%{+t}
   For botnet masters:
      %b+bot         botattr      chhandle     chpass%b
      %b+host        -bot         link         chaddr%b
      %bboot         unlink       banner       dccstat%b
      %b+account%b
%{+m|m}
   For channel masters:
      %bchattr       save         backup       reload%b
      %bstatus       traffic      uptime%b
%{+m}
   For global masters:
      %b+user        +ignore      comment      binds%b
      %bignores      -user        -ignore      dccstat%b
      %bdebug        rehash       restart      module%b
%{+n}
   For owners:
      %bdie          simul        loadmod      unloadmod%b
      %blanguage     set          tcl          rehelp%b
      %bmodules      +lang        -lang        +lsec%b
      %b-lsec        lstat        relang       ldump%b
%{-}
All commands begin with '.', and all else goes to the party line.
%{+m}

Text starting with ',' is sent ONLY to bot-masters.
%{-}

You can get help on individual commands: %b'.help <command>'%b.
%{+n}
Extra help relating to loaded modules may be obtained by typing
%b'.help <module> module'%b. Possible modules include:
   %bassoc      channels     compress      console      ctcp%b
   %bfilesys    irc          notes         seen         server%b
   %bshare      transfer     uptime%b
%{-}

You may receive a list of commands provided by all loaded modules by
using %b'.help all'%b. If you only remember a part of the command's
name you are searching for, just use wildcards (e.g. %b'.help *bot*'%b),
and all matching help texts will be displayed.
%{help=partyline}%{-}
%B party-line commands:
   %b.quit%b             Use this command to leave the party line.
   %b.whom%b [channel]   Shows a list of all users on the party line, or on a
                     particular channel.
   %b.whom *%b           Shows a list of all users, indicating which ones are
                     on the party line.
   %b.chat%b <channel>   Makes you leave the main partyline channel and join a
                     specific channel (valid channels are 1 to 99999, channel 0
                     is the party line).
   %b.me%b <action>      Perform an action to the party line.
   %b.handle%b <handle>  Changes your nick on party line.
   %b.help%b <command>   Shows more help on a specific command.

See '%b.help all%b' for a complete list of commands.
All commands begin with '.', and all else goes to the party line.
%{+m}

Text starting with ',' is sent ONLY to bot-masters.
%{help=common}%{+o|o}
###  %bcommon (the +c 'common' flag)%b
   Sometimes a lot of people use IRC from the same account, for example, a
   public telnet site, where many people can have the same user@host. For
   that reason, they can't use a traditional user record because they will
   appear to all be the same user.

   In such cases, create a user record for the account, and set it +c, or
   "common access", via the chanset command. Marking it as "common access"
   means that it shouldn't be used as a definitive address. When someone
   introduces themselves to the bot (i.e. by /msg "hello") and matches
   as a +c user, they will be given a new user record which identifies them
   BY NICKNAME.

   Obviously, people with that kind of user record shouldn't be given much
   special access, as when they change nicknames the bot will identify them
   as someone else.

See also: chattr, whois
%{help=+lang}%{+n}
###  %b+lang%b <language>
   Adds a new language to the top of the language list. All sections are
   rechecked to test if there are language files supporting the language.

See also: -lang, +lsec, -lsec, lstat, relang
%{help=-lang}%{+n}
###  %b-lang%b <language>
   Removes a language from the language list. If possible, the next available
   language will be loaded.

See also: +lang, +lsec, -lsec, lstat, relang
%{help=+lsec}%{+n}
###  %b+lsec%b <section>
   Adds a new language section. The bot tries to load the section with the
   preferred language if possible.

See also: -lang, +lang, -lsec, lstat, relang
%{help=-lsec}%{+n}
###  %b-lsec%b <section>
   Removes a language section. The language bindings are not removed, however.

See also: +lang, -lang, +lsec, lstat, relang
%{help=lstat}%{+n}
###  %blstat%b
   Shows the language statistics: all selected languages and a list of all
   language sections.

See also: +lang, -lang, +lsec, -lsec, relang
%{help=ldump}%{+n}
###  %bldump%b
   Dumps all language data to the partyline.

See also: +lang, -lang, +lsec, -lsec, relang, lstat
%{help=relang}%{+n}
###  %brelang%b
   Try to find language files with a more preferred language than right now.

See also: +lang, -lang, +lsec, -lsec, lstat
%{help=tcl}%{+n}
###  %btcl%b <command>
   Executes the specified Tcl command.

   See doc/tcl-commands.doc for details on Tcl commands added to Eggdrop, and
   visit https://tcl.tk/ for more information on Tcl.
%{help=set}%{+n}
###  %bset%b <variable> [value]
   Changes the values of config-file settings of the bot, or, if used without
   a value parameter, shows the current value of a setting. Any config file
   setting changed with this command will be reset when the config file is
   reloaded. Here are the variables that can be modified with this command
   (note that additional variables may be available in other modules):
%{cols=4}
botnet-nick
userfile
motd
paranoid-telnet-flood
vhost4
vhost6
prefer-ipv6
listen-addr
telnet-banner
admin
userfile-perm
use-telnet-banner
notify-newusers
owner
nat-ip
cidr-support
dcc-sanitycheck
network
whois-fields
username
version
firewall
telnet-flood
ignore-time
dcc-flood-thr
hourly-updates
connect-timeout
resolve-timeout
dupwait-timeout
require-p
keep-all-logs
open-telnets
stealth-telnets
stealth-prompt
handlen
reserved-portrange
console
default-flags
log-time
timestamp-format
max-logsize
logfile-suffix
quiet-save
remote-boots
max-socks
ident-timeout
allow-dk-cmds
max-logs
protect-telnet
share-unlinks
switch-logfiles-at
ssl-privatekey
ssl-certificate
ssl-capath
ssl-verify-depth
ssl-cafile
ssl-cert-auth
ssl-verify-bots
ssl-verify-clients
ssl-verify-dcc
%{end}
   Use %b'.help set <variable>'%b for more info on each variable.
%{help=all}%{-}
###  %bcore%b commands
   For all users:
      %bwho          away         quit         whom%b
      %bme           page         match        motd%b
      %bbots         newpass      chat         handle%b
      %bwhoami       echo         strip        su%b
      %btrace        fixcodes     bottree      vbottree%b
      %bbotinfo      relay        -host        fprint%b
      %bchfinger%b
%{o|o}
   For ops:
      %baddlog       console      match        whois%b
%{+t}
   For botnet masters:
      %b+bot         botattr      chhandle     chpass%b
      %b+host        -bot         link         chaddr%b
      %bboot         unlink       banner       dccstat%b
%{+m|m}
   For channel masters:
      %bchattr       save         backup       reload%b
      %bstatus       traffic      uptime%b
%{+m}
   For global masters:
      %b+user        +ignore      comment      binds%b
      %bignores      -user        -ignore      dccstat%b
      %bdebug        rehash       restart      module%b
%{+n}
   For owners:
      %bdie          simul        loadmod      unloadmod%b
      %blanguage     set          tcl          rehelp%b
      %bmodules      +lang        -lang        +lsec%b
      %b-lsec        lstat        relang       ldump%b