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%{help=common}%{+o|o}
### %b(the +c 'common' flag)%b
Sometimes a lot of people use irc from the same account, i.e.
example, a public telnet site. In that case, 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 person.
In such cases, create a user record for the account, and mark
it +c, or "common access". Marking it as "common access" means
that it shouldn't be used as a definitive address. When someone
introduces themself to the bot (ie, by /msg'ing "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.
%{help=help}
DCC COMMANDS for %B, %V:
%b who away quit whom me%b
%b whois note match motd bots%b
%b addlog newpass bottree console chat%b
%b nick echo botinfo strip su%b
%b trace fixcodes page%b
%{+t}
For botnet masters:
%b +bot chattr chnick chpass +host%b
%b -bot link chaddr relay -host%b
%b unlink boot%b
%{+m|m}
For masters:
%b chattr save reload status%b
%{+m}
%b +user +ignore comment binds ignores%b
%b -user -ignore dccstat debug banner%b
%b rehash restart%b
%{+n}
For owners:
%b die simul module loadmod unloadmod%b
%b set tcl rehelp modules%b
%{-}
All commands begin with '.' and all else goes to the party line.
%{+m}Text starting with ',' is sent ONLY to bot-masters.%{end}
You can get help on individual commands: %b'.help <command>'%b
Extra help relating to loaded modules may be obtained by typing
%b'.help <module> module'%b, possible modules include
%bassoc%b %bchannels%b %bconsole%b %bctcp%b %btransfer%b
%birc%b %bnotes%b %bseen%b %bserver%b %bshare%b
These are distributed with the bot, and they may be loaded, others can
be added also.
%{help=helpparty}
%B party-line commands:
%b.quit%b leave the party line
%b.whom%b [channel] show list of all users on the party line, or
on a particular channel
%b.whom *%b show list of all users, indicating which ones
are on the party line
%b.chat%b <channel> move to a channel (valid channels are 1 to 99999,
channel 0 is the party line)
%b.me%b <action> do an action on the party line
%b.note%b <who> <msg> send a private note to someone else on the
party line
%b.nick%b <nick> changes nick on party line
%b.help%b <command> get more help on a specific command
The following commands are also available:
%b bots newpass email who echo %b
%b info away back strip trace%b
%b page su fixcodes motd whom%b
%b%{+x} files%{-}%b
Anything you type that doesn't begin with a '.' goes out to
everyone on the party line.
%{help=set}%{+n}
### %bset%b <variable> [value]
changes the values of internal settings of the bot, or, if used
without a value parameter, shows the current value of a setting.
the bot starts out with settings as given in the configuration
file. here are the variables eggdrop cares about:
%{cols=4}
mod-path
nat-ip
dcc-flood-thr
die-on-sighup
die-on-sigterm
remote-boots
max-dcc
max-logs
enable-simul
protect-telnet
ident-timeout
share-unlinks
allow-dk-cmds
botnet-nick
help-path
temp-path
userfile
motd
notify-newusers
admin
owner
my-hostname
my-ip
network
save-users-at
switch-logfiles-at
connect-timeout
reserved-port
log-time
require-p
keep-all-logs
open-telnets
firewall
console
default-flags
whois-fields
hourly-updates
username
ignore-time
uptime
version
numversion
telnet-flood
%{end}
use %b'.help set <variable>'%b for more info on each variable.
%{+n}
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