!summon <username> (See `help !identify', `help !blight-id')
!invite [<chan>] <nick>... Channel settings (see `help channel'):
!op [<chan>] !channel [<chan>] <setting> [....]
-Options: Additional help topics:
- !timeformat ks|hms !identify !identpass !invite !blight-id
+ !leave [<chan>] Additional help topics:
+ !ping [<stuff ...>] !identify !identpass !invite !blight-id
+ !tell <nick> <message ...>
Send commands to me by /msg, or say them in channel with \! in front.
+To get me on a channel, invite me. To become channel manager, op me.
:help
help gives an overview and lists the topics &c
help <opt> gives help on an option
help <topic> gives help on an additional topic
+:tell
+tell <nick> <message ...>
+ Leaves a message for someone, which will be delivered according to
+ their `set !tellme' setting, or failing that your `set !tellbounce'.
+
+:tellbounce
+!set tellbounce after <!interval> (Default: 80h.)
+ If undelivered longer than that, I will:
+!set tellbounce discard Just throw it away. (Default.)
+!set tellbounce tellme <interval> Try a bounce `tell' that long.
+!set tellbounce mailto <email-addr> Email you. (Secure nicks only.)
+
+:tellme
+!set tellme configures how you receive messages sent with !tell:
+ set tellme insecure When I see you. (Default.)
+ set tellme secure Hide body until secure ident.
+ set tellme refuse Do not accept messages.
+ set tellme mailto <email-addr> By email. (Secure nicks only.)
+and also when to consider them delivered:
+ set tellme unreliable Tell you once, then forget.
+ set tellme pester <interval> Remind until you say !delmsg.
+ set tellme reliable <interval> Like pester, but identify req'd.
+ set tellme remind <every-!interval> [<within-interval>]
+ Remind until you talk on channel within <within-interval>
+ of me having told you. (Default is remind 1h 30s.)
+
+:delmsg
+delmsg [<nick> ...]
+Forgets about messages I've told you about: either all of them, or
+only those from certain nicks. Necessary if you !set !tellme pester
+or reliable, and also works with remind, but not with unreliable.
+
:seen
seen <nick>
Tells you or the channel when I last saw that nick in
I'll give you channel operator privilege, if you're a manager.
See `help !manager'.
+:leave
+leave [<channel>] on channel
+leave <channel> (privately)
+ I'll leave the channel, if you're a manager. For an unmanaged
+ channel, I'll leave when I'm the last one on the channel.
+
:channel
channel [<chan>] [show] show settings
channel [<chan>] !manager +|-|= <nick> ... set manager list
channel [<chan>] !autojoin yes|no join at bot start ?
-channel [<chan>] !userinvite pub|here|all|none who can \!invite ?
+channel [<chan>] !userinvite pub|here|all|none who can !invite ?
channel [<chan>] !mode *|+...-... set modes when alone
+channel [<chan>] !topic leave | set <topic> set topic when alone?
+channel [<chan>] !topic see|tell +|-|= <chan>|* ...
See `help <setting>' (eg, `help manager') for more info.
+:topic
+channel [<chan>] topic set <topic> set topic when alone
+channel [<chan>] topic leave don't (default)
+ If set to `topic set <topic>' then whenever I'm alone in the channel
+ I'll reset the topic; if se to `topic leave' I'll leave it alone.
+channel [<chan>] topic see|tell +|-|= <chan>|* ...
+ I can inform one channel about topic changes in another. Each
+ channel has a `see list' and a `tell list' which may be empty or
+ contain some channel names and/or a `*'. I'll tell channel #spy
+ whenever I see the topic change in #showoff if: #showoff or * is
+ mentioned in #spy's see list, and #spy or * is mentioned in
+ #showoff's tell list, and at least one those mentions is not a `*'.
+ + adds items to the relevant list, - removes them, and = sets the
+ list to exactly those items specified. Both lists are empty by
+ default, but a good permissive value is just `*' for both lists.
+
:autojoin
!channel [<chan>] autojoin yes|no (`yes' is the default.)
Controls whether I'll join the channel when I'm (re)started.
channel [<chan>] userinvite none \!invite and /msg are disabled
Controls whether the `invite' command works for this channel, and
who can use it (`help !invite'). `userinvite pub' is the default.
+ Channel managers can always use the `invite' command.
:mode
!channel [<chan>] mode *|+...-... (`mode *' is default.)
set show your current settings
set <option> show the current setting of <option>
set <option> <value> set <option> to <value>
- See also `help !register' and `help !identify'. See `help !overview'
- for the list of options, and `help <option>' for specific info.
+ Options: !timeformat ks|hms !marktime off|once|<n>[k]s|<n>m|<n>h
+ See also `help <option>', `help !register' and `help !identify'
:timeformat
-set timeformat ks show times in seconds, kiloseconds, etc.
+!set timeformat ks show times in seconds, kiloseconds, etc.
set timeformat hms use days, hours, minutes, seconds
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+:ping
+ping [<string>]
+Replies with hopefully-useful information, including:
+* Current time, number of IRC and system users, and load averages.
+* Most recent traffic on a relevant channel (if sent privately, any
+ channel we're both on, otherwise the channel in question.) Only
+ actual message traffic counts, and \!-commands don't count either.
+* The specified string, if any.
+I can tell you this automatically if you like - see `help !marktime'.
+
+:marktime
+!set marktime off Only an explicit `!ping' command sends info.
+set marktime once Send ping info shortly after I first see you.
+set marktime <!interval> Also send info regularly (min. interval 5m).
+
+:interval
+Intervals in commands are <amount><unit>, where the unit is one of
+s for seconds, ks for kiloseconds, m for minutes, h for hours.
+
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