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# ########################################################################## # # PurePak - The sequel to TextBox # # A -+ TEXT +- production # # ########################################################################## # # Author: Crypt Keeper [ckeeper@axiom.access.one.net] (CKeeper on IRC) # Version 2.07 # # This script requires at least ircII 2.2.9 (Unix) or a fully ircII compatible # client. It has only been tested under Unix with ircII 2.2.9 and 2.8.2. # # If you edit this file, you must edit it with a Unix text editor or use # utilities like dos2unix/unix2dos to convert it to DOS to edit and then # back to Unix. If it is edited in a DOS text editor it will be corrupted # since DOS stores text files differently. # # PurePak version 2.07 IRC script # Copyright (C) 1995 # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 1, or (at your option) # any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. # PurePak online help information # Do not load this script manually. It is auto-loaded on demand when help # is requested, and unloaded after 20 minutes or so of not using help. # Strange numbering of elements is due to the behavior of the 'foreach' # commmand. EVAL ^if (!(PPVERS)) {/echo *** purepak.hlp is not a stand-alone script, and should not be loaded manually. It is loaded by purepak.irc on demand.;//exit} @ PPHELP.HELP = 1 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # This is what is displayed if /pphelp is typed with no options # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.HELP.0 = [The following command sections are available:] @ PPHELP.HELP.11 = [ MAIN - The main non-chanop commands in purepak.irc] @ PPHELP.HELP.12 = [ CHOP - Channel operator commands] @ PPHELP.HELP.13 = [ SETTINGS - A list of settings available under /pp for all scripts] @ PPHELP.HELP.14 = [ BOTS - Commands in the pp-bots.irc script] @ PPHELP.HELP.15 = [ SILLY - Commands in the pp-silly.irc script] @ PPHELP.HELP.16 = [ DCC - Help on the pp-dcc.irc script] @ PPHELP.HELP.17 = [ KICKS - Commands in the pp-kicks.irc script] @ PPHELP.HELP.18 = [ MISC - Things that don't fit into any other catagory] @ PPHELP.HELP.19 = [] @ PPHELP.HELP.20 = [To get help on the above sections, type /pphelp <section>.] @ PPHELP.HELP.21 = [To get detailed help on any of the commands listed in the] @ PPHELP.HELP.22 = [command lists, type /pphelp <command>. To get help on any of] @ PPHELP.HELP.23 = [the settings, type /pphelp setting <setting>.] @ PPHELP.HELP.24 = [] @ PPHELP.HELP.25 = [Command syntax legend:] @ PPHELP.HELP.26 = [ Something in <>'s : required option] @ PPHELP.HELP.27 = [ Things in []'s : optional - can be left out] @ PPHELP.HELP.28 = [ <#channel> : Channel name that requires a # sign] @ PPHELP.HELP.29 = [ <channel> : Channel name that doesn't require a # sign] @ PPHELP.HELP.30 = [ <something/something else> : One or the other] @ PPHELP.HELP.31 = [ <umask> : A string of nick!user@host (can contain wildcards)] @ PPHELP.HELP.32 = [ ... : 'And so on...' - means the command takes a list] @ PPHELP.HELP.33 = [] @ PPHELP.HELP.34 = ['/CHOps' does not mean that you must type this command in the] @ PPHELP.HELP.35 = [case shown. It means that '/cho' is all you need to type to] @ PPHELP.HELP.36 = [invoke this command. Letters shown in upper case specify the] @ PPHELP.HELP.37 = [letters that you are required to type. \(However, you must] @ PPHELP.HELP.38 = [type out the full command name to get help through /pphelp\)] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Miscellaneous help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.MISC.0 = [Miscellaneous functions:] @ PPHELP.MISC.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MISC.2 = [Pressing the tab key will scroll through a history of people who have] @ PPHELP.MISC.3 = [recently sent you a message, or to whom you have recently sent a] @ PPHELP.MISC.4 = [message. The /msg command to reply will be typed out for you. This] @ PPHELP.MISC.5 = [is a nice quick way to reply to a message.] @ PPEHLP.MISC.6 = [] @ PPHELP.MISC.7 = [On most systems, pressing the PGUP and PGDN keys will scroll backwards] @ PPHELP.MISC.8 = [and forwards through the lastlog. The lastlog keeps 16384 lines of] @ PPHELP.MISC.9 = [scrollback data. The HOME key will return you to the bottom.] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Main script commands help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.MAIN.0 = [Non-chanop commands in the main purepak.irc script:] @ PPHELP.MAIN.10 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.MAIN.11 = [ /PP <option> [<new setting>] - Change a script setting] @ PPHELP.MAIN.12 = [ /Who [<#channel>] * - Get a list of users on a channel] @ PPHELP.MAIN.13 = [ /M <nick/#channel> <msg> - Short for /msg] @ PPHELP.MAIN.14 = [ /J <channel> [<channel> ...] - Short for /join w/no # needed] @ PPHELP.MAIN.15 = [ /L <channel> [<channel> ...] - Short for /leave w/no # needed] @ PPHELP.MAIN.16 = [ /, <nick> [<nick> ...] - Abbreviation for /whois] @ PPHELP.MAIN.19 = [ /Topic [<#channel>] [<new topic>] * - Change channel topic] @ PPHELP.MAIN.20 = [ /N <new nickname> - Short for /nick] @ PPHELP.MAIN.21 = [ /MASSDcc <file> [<umask>] - Mass DCC a file] @ PPHELP.MAIN.22 = [ /FRiend <nick/umask> [<chanmask>] - Add a user to friends list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.23 = [ /ENEmy <nick/umask> [<chanmask>] - Add a user to enemies list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.24 = [ /RMFriend <nick/umask> [<chanmask>] - Remove a user from friends list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.25 = [ /RMEnemy <nick/umask> [<chanmask>] - Remove a user from enemies list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.26 = [ /LSFriends - Display friends list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.27 = [ /LSEnemies - Display enemies list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.28 = [ /NOFriends - Clear friends list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.29 = [ /NOEnemies - Clear enemies list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.30 = [ /MSGAll <msg> - /msg everyone in channel] @ PPHELP.MAIN.31 = [ /MSGOps <msg> - /msg all channel ops] @ PPHELP.MAIN.32 = [ /WALLops <msg> - PhoEniX-style /wallops command] @ PPHELP.MAIN.33 = [ /FINger <nick/user@host> - Get finger info (not CTCP FINGER)] @ PPHELP.MAIN.34 = [ /NAmes [<#channel>] * - List users on channel] @ PPHELP.MAIN.35 = [ /CHOps [<#channel>] - List chanops on channel] @ PPHELP.MAIN.36 = [ /CStats [<#channel>] - Display statistics for channel] @ PPHELP.MAIN.37 = [ /VERSION [<nick/server>] - Get version information] @ PPHELP.MAIN.38 = [ /IG <nick> - Quick user@host ignore] @ PPHELP.MAIN.39 = [ /UNIG <nick> - Remove an ignore placed with /ig] @ PPHELP.MAIN.40 = [ /UMode [<new mode>] - Change your user modes] @ PPHELP.MAIN.41 = [ /UNFlash - Attempt to fix bombed terminal] @ PPHELP.MAIN.42 = [ /MAIl <nick> <file> - Mail a text file to <nick>] @ PPHELP.MAIN.43 = [ /UUmail <nick> <file> - UUencode and mail <file>] @ PPHELP.MAIN.44 = [ /NEt <server> [<port>] - Creates a new window on <server>] @ PPHELP.MAIN.45 = [ /WK - Kill current window] @ PPHELP.MAIN.46 = [ /WH - Hide current window] @ PPHELP.MAIN.47 = [ /WS - Show windows 1 and 2] @ PPHELP.MAIN.48 = [ /MASSInv <as if it were /who> - Mass invite users] @ PPHELP.MAIN.49 = [ /LJ - Leave and rejoin channel] @ PPHELP.MAIN.50 = [ /LS [<ls parameters>] - Like 'ls' from system prompt] @ PPHELP.MAIN.51 = [ /LSW [<ls parameters>] - Wide directory listing] @ PPHELP.MAIN.52 = [ /RM <file/rm options> [<file> ...] - Like 'rm' from system prompt] @ PPHELP.MAIN.53 = [ /CAT <file> - Type out a text file] @ PPHELP.MAIN.54 = [ /CATTo [<nick/#channel>] <file> - Type a text file to someone] @ PPHELP.MAIN.55 = [ /PS [<ps options>] - Like 'ps' from system prompt] @ PPHELP.MAIN.56 = [ /PSKill <pid> [<pid> ...] - Kill process(es)] @ PPHELP.MAIN.57 = [ /SVE - Save settings to ]##PP.SAVEFILE @ PPHELP.MAIN.58 = [ /LAST [<nick/#channel>] - Send the last message you got] @ PPHELP.MAIN.59 = [ /LASTN [<nick/#channel>] - Send the last notice you got] @ PPHELP.MAIN.60 = [ /SERVNote <options> - Type '/pphelp servnote'] @ PPHELP.MAIN.61 = [ /AVOid <nick/- nick> - Add/remove avoidance list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.62 = [ /REPEATCmd <count> <command> - Repeat <command> <count> times] @ PPHELP.MAIN.63 = [ /PLAYback - Play back away log] @ PPHELP.MAIN.64 = [ /CLEARLog - Clear away log] @ PPHELP.MAIN.65 = [ /RWhois <nick> - Whois request from user's server] @ PPHELP.MAIN.66 = [ /WHOSplit - List users who recently split] @ PPHELP.MAIN.67 = [ /PAWay <nick> <msg/-> - Add/remove personal away messages] @ PPHELP.MAIN.68 = [ /NSLookup <nick/ip-address> - Perform a hostname lookup] @ PPHELP.MAIN.69 = [ /Users [see help page] - Do a fast who from cached list] @ PPHELP.MAIN.70 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.MAIN.71 = [Commands marked by '*' are commands that are normally part of the IRC] @ PPHELP.MAIN.72 = [client without PurePak. They are only shown here because PurePak changes] @ PPHELP.MAIN.73 = [their behavior slightly, such as to no longer require certain options.] @ PPHELP.USERS.0 = [Usage: /users [<#channel>] [<-chops/-lusers>] [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.USERS.10 = [] @ PPHELP.USERS.11 = [/users displays a cached, automatically updated list of users on the] @ PPHELP.USERS.12 = [channel from memory. It is faster than /who since it doesn't require] @ PPHELP.USERS.13 = [data from the server. The option -chops causes /users to display only] @ PPHELP.USERS.14 = [channel ops, and the option -lusers displays only non-ops. If a umask] @ PPHELP.USERS.15 = [is specified, only users matching that umask are displayed. The] @ PPHELP.USERS.16 = [arguments to /users may be in any order.] @ PPHELP.USERS.17 = [] @ PPHELP.USERS.18 = [/users does not appear to work at all on client version 2.2.9, and may] @ PPHELP.USERS.19 = [unreliable on other versions. If the op flags are incorrect, this is] @ PPHELP.USERS.20 = [the result of a client bug and not a script bug.] @ PPHELP.USERS.21 = [] @ PPHELP.USERS.22 = [/users has been tested to work very well on client version 2.8.12b,] @ PPHELP.USERS.23 = [so get the latest client if you have problems.] @ PPHELP.NSLOOKUP.0 = [Usage: /nslookup <nick/ip-address>] @ PPHELP.NSLOOKUP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.NSLOOKUP.2 = [/nslookup performs an ip-address-to-hostname lookup to find the real] @ PPHELP.NSLOOKUP.3 = [hostname of a person who has logged on with a numerical IP address.] @ PPHELP.NSLOOKUP.4 = [] @ PPHELP.NSLOOKUP.5 = [The program set in the NSLOOKCMD setting must be present on the system.] @ PPHELP.PAWAY.0 = [Usage: /paway <nick> <msg/->] @ PPHELP.PAWAY.1 = [] @ PPHELP.PAWAY.2 = [/paway sets or removes a personal away message for <nick>. If <msg> is] @ PPHELP.PAWAY.3 = ['-', it removes any away messages for that nick, else it makes <msg> the] @ PPHELP.PAWAY.4 = [away message.] @ PPHELP.WHOSPLIT.0 = [Usage: /whosplit] @ PPHELP.WHOSPLIT.1 = [] @ PPHELP.WHOSPLIT.2 = [/whosplit lists users who were recently separated from you in a] @ PPHELP.WHOSPLIT.3 = [netsplit.] @ PPHELP.RWHOIS.0 = [Usage: /rwhois <nick>] @ PPHELP.RWHOIS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.RWHOIS.2 = [/rwhois does a /whois on <nick>, but gets the whois information directly] @ PPHELP.RWHOIS.3 = [from the server that <nick> is on. This will usually show more detailed] @ PPHELP.RWHOIS.4 = [information and/or the correct idle time.] @ PPHELP.PLAYBACK.0 = [Usage: /playback] @ PPHELP.PLAYBACK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.PLAYBACK.2 = [/playback plays back messages and events recorded while you were away.] @ PPHELP.CLEARLOG.0 = [Usage: /clearlog] @ PPHELP.CLEARLOG.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CLEARLOG.2 = [/clearlog clears all data from the away log. This only affects the away] @ PPHELP.CLEARLOG.3 = [log in memory; away logs sent to disk files remain unchanged.] @ PPHELP.REPEATCMD.0 = [Usage: /repeatcmd <count> <command>] @ PPHELP.REPEATCMD.1 = [] @ PPHELP.REPEATCMD.2 = [/repeatcmd executes /<command> <count> times.] @ PPHELP.PP.0 = [Usage: /pp <setting> [<new value>] @ PPHELP.PP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.PP.2 = [/pp changes the value of a PurePak setting. Type /pphelp settings for a] @ PPHELP.PP.3 = [list of settings and their possible values. If <new value> is omitted] @ PPHELP.PP.4 = [then the current value of <setting> will be shown.] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.0 = [Usage: /massdcc <file> [<mask>]] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.2 = [] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.3 = [/massdcc dcc sends <file> to everyone on the channel, or if <mask> is] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.4 = [specified, everyone on the channel whose nick!user@host matches <mask>] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.5 = [(wildcards allowed).] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.6 = [] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.7 = [Examples:] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.8 = [ /massdcc ppak100a.zip - Sends ppak100a to everyone on channel] @ PPHELP.MASSDCC.9 = [ /massdcc ppak100a.zip *!*@*.edu - Sends to everyone from a .edu host] @ PPHELP.WHO.0 = [/who is a standard IRC command. PurePak only alters it's behavior so that] @ PPHELP.WHO.1 = [if no parameters are given, a /who is done for the current channel.] @ PPHELP.NAMES.0 = [/names is a standard IRC command. PurePak only alters it's behavior so] @ PPHELP.NAMES.1 = [that if no parameters are given, /names is done for the current channel.] @ PPHELP.M.0 = [/m is an alias for '/msg'] @ PPHELP.N.0 = [/n is an alias for '/nick'] @ PPHELP.J.0 = [/j is a short form of the /join command. It will accept channel names] @ PPHELP.J.1 = [without the # sign, and accepts multiple channel names stacked.] @ PPHELP.L.0 = [/l is a short form of the /leave command. It will accept channel names] @ PPHELP.L.1 = [without the # sign, and accepts multiple channel names stacked.] @ PPHELP.TOPIC.0 = [/topic is a standard IRC command. PurePak only alters it's behavior so] @ PPHELP.TOPIC.1 = [that a channel name is not required. If no channel name is given, the] @ PPHELP.TOPIC.2 = [current channel is used.] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.0 = [Usage: /friend <nick> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.12 = [ or: /friend <umask> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.13 = [] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.14 = [/friend adds a user to your friends list. It can be used with either a] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.15 = [nick (will look up the person's user@host), or a umask. It will also] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.16 = [remove any entries on your enemies list matching the user being added.] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.17 = [<chanmask> is a channel name that may contain wildcards. If the channel] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.18 = [name is omitted, the user is placed on a global list for all channels.] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.19 = [] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.20 = [Users on your friends list:] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.21 = [ - Get auto-opped upon joining a channel you are on if you have ops] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.22 = [ - Get access to CTCP commands: HELP, OP, INVITE, UNBAN] @ PPHELP.FRIEND.23 = [ - Are not deopped by server ops protection] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.0 = [Usage: /enemy <nick> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.12 = [ or: /enemy <umask> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.13 = [] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.14 = [/enemy adds a user to your enemies list. It can be used with either a] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.15 = [nick (will look up the person's user@host), or a umask. It will also] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.16 = [remove any entries on your friends list matching the user being added.] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.17 = [<chanmask> is a channel name that may contain wildcards. If the channel] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.18 = [name is omitted, the user is placed on a global list for all channels.] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.19 = [] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.20 = [Users on your enemies list:] @ PPHELP.ENEMY.21 = [ - Are automatically banned and kicked on join if you have ops] @ PPHELP.RMFRIEND.0 = [Usage: /rmfriend <nick> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.RMFRIEND.2 = [ or: /rmfriend <umask> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.RMFRIEND.3 = [] @ PPHELP.RMFRIEND.4 = [/rmfriend removes a user from your friends list. It can be used with] @ PPHELP.RMFRIEND.5 = [either a nick (will look up the person's user@host), or a umask.] @ PPHELP.RMFRIEND.6 = [If <chanmask> is omitted, the user is removed from all channel lists.] @ PPHELP.RMENEMY.0 = [Usage: /rmenemy <nick> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.RMENEMY.2 = [ or: /rmenemy <umask> [<chanmask>]] @ PPHELP.RMENEMY.3 = [] @ PPHELP.RMENEMY.4 = [/rmenemy removes a user from your enemies list. It can be used with] @ PPHELP.RMENEMY.5 = [either a nick (will look up the person's user@host), or a umask.] @ PPHELP.RMENEMY.6 = [If <chanmask> is omitted, the user is removed from all channel lists.] @ PPHELP.LSFRIENDS.0 = [Usage: /lsfriends] @ PPHELP.LSFRIENDS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LSFRIENDS.2 = [/lsfriends displays your friends lists.] @ PPHELP.LSENEMIES.0 = [Usage: /lsenemies] @ PPHELP.LSENEMIES.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LSENEMIES.2 = [/lsenemies displays your enemies lists.] @ PPHELP.NOFRIENDS.0 = [Usage: /nofriends] @ PPHELP.NOFRIENDS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.NOFRIENDS.2 = [/nofriends clears all your friends lists.] @ PPHELP.NOENEMIES.0 = [Usage: /noenemies] @ PPHELP.NOENEMIES.1 = [] @ PPHELP.NOENEMIES.2 = [/noenemies clears all your enemies lists.] @ PPHELP.MSGALL.0 = [Usage: /msgall <msg>] @ PPHELP.MSGALL.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MSGALL.2 = [/msgall sends a private message to everyone on your channel.] @ PPHELP.MSGOPS.0 = [Usage: /msgops <msg>] @ PPHELP.MSGOPS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MSGOPS.2 = [/msgops sends a private message to all the channel ops on your channel.] @ PPHELP.WALLOPS.0 = [Usage: /wallops <msg>] @ PPHELP.WALLOPS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.WALLOPS.2 = [/wallops is the same as /msgops, except that it sends a notice instead] @ PPHELP.WALLOPS.4 = [of a msg like PhoEniX's /wallops command.] @ PPHELP.FINGER.0 = [Usage: /finger <nick>] @ PPHELP.FINGER.1 = [ or: /finger <user@host>] @ PPHELP.FINGER.2 = [] @ PPHELP.FINGER.3 = [/finger executes the 'finger' command. It will accept either a nick or] @ PPHELP.FINGER.4 = [user@host.] @ PPHELP.CHOPS.0 = [Usage: /chops [<#channel>]] @ PPHELP.CHOPS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CHOPS.2 = [/chops displays a list of channel operators in the same format as a /who] @ PPHELP.CHOPS.3 = [list.] @ PPHELP.CSTATS.0 = [Usage: /cstats [<#channel>]] @ PPHELP.CSTATS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CSTATS.2 = [/cstats displays user statistics for a channel \(how many users, channel] @ PPHELP.CSTATS.3 = [ops, ircops, etc.\)] @ PPHELP.VERSION.0 = [Usage: /version [<nick/server>]] @ PPHELP.VERSION.1 = [] @ PPHELP.VERSION.2 = [/version requests/displays version information. If used with someone's] @ PPHELP.VERSION.3 = [nick, it sends them a CTCP VERSION request. If used with the name of a] @ PPHELP.VERSION.4 = [server, it requests the server version. If used with no parameters, it] @ PPHELP.VERSION.5 = [displays your current client, script, and server version.] @ PPHELP.IG.0 = [Usage: /ig <nick>] @ PPHELP.IG.1 = [] @ PPHELP.IG.2 = [/ig does a quick user@host ignore on <nick> for msgs, notices, ctcps, and] @ PPHELP.IG.3 = [public messages. See ircII's help for the /ignore command.] @ PPHELP.UNIG.0 = [Usage: /unig <nick>] @ PPHELP.UNIG.1 = [] @ PPHELP.UNIG.2 = [/unig removes an ignore placed with /ig. Other ignores will not be] @ PPHELP.UNIG.3 = [removed. See ircII's help for the /ignore command.] @ PPHELP.UMODE.0 = [Usage: /umode <new user mode>] @ PPHELP.UMODE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.UMODE.2 = [/umode changes your user modes in the same way as '/mode YourNick' would.] @ PPHELP.UMODE.3 = [See ircII's help on /mode for more information on user modes.] @ PPHELP.UNFLASH.0 = [Usage: /unflash] @ PPHELP.UNFLASH.1 = [] @ PPHELP.UNFLASH.2 = [/unflash attempts to fix bombed VT100 compatable terminals. Your] @ PPHELP.UNFLASH.3 = [terminal has been bombed if it suddenly turns to all inverse,] @ PPHELP.UNFLASH.4 = [funny looking symbols appear everywhere, or any other such things] @ PPHELP.UNFLASH.5 = [happen.] @ PPHELP.MAIL.0 = [Usage: /mail <nick> <file>] @ PPHELP.MAIL.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MAIL.2 = [/mail mails the contents of <file> to the visible IRC user@host of] @ PPHELP.MAIL.3 = [<nick>. The mail will bounce if <nick> is on IRC under a fake user@host.] @ PPHELP.UUMAIL.0 = [Usage: /uumail <nick> <file>] @ PPHELP.UUMAIL.1 = [] @ PPHELP.UUMAIL.2 = [/uumail mails <file> to <nick> in uuencoded format. Use this for] @ PPHELP.UUMAIL.3 = [binary files.] @ PPHELP.NET.0 = [Usage: /net <server> [<port>]] @ PPHELP.NET.1 = [] @ PPHELP.NET.2 = [/net creates a new split-screen window and connects this window] @ PPHELP.NET.3 = [to <server>. Useful for testing servers or jumping to the other] @ PPHELP.NET.4 = [side of netsplits without disconnecting your main connection.] @ PPHELP.WK.0 = [/wk is an alias for '/window kill'. See ircII's help on /window.] @ PPHELP.WH.0 = [/wh is an alias for '/window hide'. See ircII's help on /window.] @ PPHELP.WS.0 = [Usage: /ws] @ PPHELP.WS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.WS.2 = [/ws is an alias for the following command sequence:] @ PPHELP.WS.3 = [ /window show 2] @ PPHELP.WS.4 = [ /window show 1] @ PPHELP.WS.5 = [ /window balance] @ PPHELP.WS.6 = [This will display windows 1 and 2 and balance them so that the] @ PPHELP.WS.7 = [division between them is in the center of the screen. See ircII's] @ PPHELP.WS.8 = [help on the /window command for more information.] @ PPHELP.MASSINV.0 = [Usage: /massinv <parameters as if it were /who>] @ PPHELP.MASSINV.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MASSINV.2 = [/massinv executes a '/who' command with the parameters that you] @ PPHELP.MASSINV.3 = [give it and invites all people that are listed to the current] @ PPHELP.MASSINV.4 = [channel. See ircII's help on the /who command to find out about] @ PPHELP.MASSINV.5 = [it's parameters.] @ PPHELP.LJ.0 = [Usage: /lj] @ PPHELP.LJ.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LJ.2 = [/lj quickly leaves and rejoins the current channel.] @ PPHELP.LS.0 = [Usage: /ls [<ls parameters>]] @ PPHELP.LS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LS.2 = [/ls executes the ls command with any parameters you give it.] @ PPHELP.LS.3 = [Type 'man ls' from the system prompt for help on the ls command.] @ PPHELP.LSW.0 = [Usage: /lsw [<ls parameters>]] @ PPHELP.LSW.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LSW.2 = [/ls executes the ls command in wide display mode with any parameters] @ PPHELP.LSW.4 = [you give it. Type 'man ls' from the system prompt for help on the] @ PPHELP.LSW.5 = [ls command.] @ PPHELP.RM.0 = [Usage: /rm <file/rm options> [<file> ...]] @ PPHELP.RM.1 = [] @ PPHELP.RM.2 = [/rm executes the rm command with any parameters you give it. Type] @ PPHELP.RM.3 = ['man rm' from the system prompt for help on the rm command.] @ PPHELP.CAT.0 = [Usage: /cat <file>] @ PPHELP.CAT.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CAT.2 = [/cat types out a text file <file>] @ PPHELP.CATTO.0 = [Usage: /catto [<nick/#channel>] <file>] @ PPHELP.CATTO.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CATTO.2 = [/catto types out a text file and sends it to <nick/#channel> or] @ PPHELP.CATTO.3 = [the current channel if no destination is specified. It should] @ PPHELP.CATTO.4 = [not be used with files containing more than 2 or so screens full] @ PPHELP.CATTO.5 = [of text. If the file is longer than 2 or so screens of text, it] @ PPHELP.CATTO.6 = [would be much better to DCC or XDCC OFFER it.] @ PPHELP.PS.0 = [Usage: /ps [<ps options>]] @ PPHELP.PS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.PS.2 = [/ps executes the ps command with any parameters you give it. Type] @ PPHELP.PS.3 = ['man ps' from the system prompt for help on the ps command.] @ PPHELP.PSKILL.0 = [Usage: /pskill <pid> [<pid> ...]] @ PPHELP.PSKILL.1 = [] @ PPHELP.PSKILL.2 = [/pskill kills processes with <pid>(s) as displayed by the ps] @ PPHELP.PSKILL.3 = [command. Type 'man kill' from the system prompt for more] @ PPHELP.PSKILL.4 = [information.] @ PPHELP.SVE.0 = [Usage: /sve] @ PPHELP.SVE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.SVE.2 = [/sve saves PurePak's settings to a file called ]##PP.SAVEFILE##[ in] @ PPHELP.SVE.3 = [your home directory. This file contains all of the /pp settings,] @ PPHELP.SVE.4 = [friends/enemies lists, /notify lists, etc.] @ PPHELP.SVE.5 = [] @ PPHELP.SVE.6 = [PurePak's saved settings file is auto-loaded on startup if it exists.] @ PPHELP.LAST.0 = [Usage: /last [<nick/#channel>]] @ PPHELP.LAST.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LAST.2 = [/last echos the last private message you got to <nick/#channel> or] @ PPHELP.LAST.3 = [to the current channel if no parameters are specified.] @ PPHELP.LASTN.0 = [Usage: /lastn [<nick/#channel>]] @ PPHELP.LASTN.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LASTN.2 = [/last echos the last notice you got to <nick/#channel> or to the] @ PPHELP.LASTN.3 = [current channel if no parameters are specified.] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.0 = [Usage: /servnote <level/-level> [<level/-level> ...]] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.11 = [ or: /servnote <1/2/3>] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.12 = [ or: /servnote shortkills <on/off>] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.13 = [] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.14 = [/servnote allows you to filter the messages that you receive from] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.15 = [the server when your user mode is +s.] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.16 = [] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.17 = [/servnote <level> adds a level to the list of notice types] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.18 = [that will be displayed. The levels are:] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.19 = [ Kill COLlisions CONnections Fakes Unauthorized Misc ALL] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.20 = [Misc - anything that isn't recognized as any of the others] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.21 = [ALL - sets all the levels] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.22 = [] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.23 = [/servnote 1 - Minimum: show kills and collisions] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.24 = [/servnote 2 - Medium: show kills, collisions, connections, misc] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.25 = [/servnote 3 - Maximum: show all server messages] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.26 = [] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.27 = [/servnote shortkills <on/off> toggles shortened kill notices.] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.28 = [When shortened kill notices are on, only the source of a kill] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.29 = [and the nickname being killed will be shown. When off, the] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.30 = [full kill notice including the kill path will be shown.] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.31 = [] @ PPHELP.SERVNOTE.32 = [/servnote with no options will show current settings.] @ PPHELP.AVOID.0 = [Usage: /avoid <nick>] @ PPHELP.AVOID.1 = [ or: /avoid - <nick>] @ PPHELP.AVOID.2 = [] @ PPHELP.AVOID.3 = [Got someone you don't want to talk to? Add them to your avoidance] @ PPHELP.AVOID.4 = [list! /avoid <nick> adds a nick and - <nick> removes one. In] @ PPHELP.AVOID.5 = [addition, when you add a nick the nick will also be added to your] @ PPHELP.AVOID.6 = [notify list if it wasn't there before.] @ PPHELP.AVOID.7 = [] @ PPHELP.AVOID.8 = [When a signon is detected by a person in your avoidance list, you] @ PPHELP.AVOID.9 = [will change your nick so they can't find you. If a person on your] @ PPHELP.AVOID.91 = [avoidance list joins a channel you are on, you will set yourself] @ PPHELP.AVOID.92 = [away without announcing it to the channel, so that you will] @ PPHELP.AVOID.93 = [have an excuse not to respond if they /msg you. :\)] @ PPHELP.AVOID.94 = [] @ PPHELP.AVOID.95 = [/avoid with no parameters displays the avoidance list.] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Channel operator commands help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.CHOP.0 = [Channel operator commands in the main purepak.irc script:] @ PPHELP.CHOP.10 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.CHOP.11 = [ /OP <nick> [<nick> ...] - Op nick(s)] @ PPHELP.CHOP.12 = [ /DEOp <nick> [<nick> ...] - Deop nick(s)] @ PPHELP.CHOP.13 = [ /MDOP [<umask>] - Mass deop] @ PPHELP.CHOP.14 = [ /MOP [<umask>] - Mass op] @ PPHELP.CHOP.15 = [ /MVOP [<umask>] - Mass mode +v] @ PPHELP.CHOP.16 = [ /MUNVOP [<umask>] - Mass mode -v] @ PPHELP.CHOP.17 = [ /MASSKick [<reason>] - Kick everyone] @ PPHELP.CHOP.18 = [ /MKick [<umask>] - Mass kick] @ PPHELP.CHOP.19 = [ /LKick - Kick all non-operators] @ PPHELP.CHOP.20 = [ /Kick [<#channel>] <nick> [<reason>]* - Kick a user off channel] @ PPHELP.CHOP.21 = [ /MODe [<#channel>] <new mode> * - Change channel mode] @ PPHELP.CHOP.22 = [ /C [<#channel>] <new mode> - Abbreviation for /mode] @ PPHELP.CHOP.23 = [ /CLEARMode - Remove all channel modes] @ PPHELP.CHOP.24 = [ /BAn [<nick/umask>] - Ban user from channel] @ PPHELP.CHOP.25 = [ /BOTBan - Bans to stop most bots] @ PPHELP.CHOP.26 = [ /UNBan <nick/umask> - Remove all bans for user] @ PPHELP.CHOP.27 = [ /CLEARBan [<umask>] - Clear channel bans] @ PPHELP.CHOP.28 = [ /BK <nick> [<reason>] - Ban and kick <nick>] @ PPHELP.CHOP.29 = [ /LOCkmode <#channel> <mode/off> - Lock modes on <#channel>] @ PPHELP.CHOP.30 = [ /WORDKick <channel> <word/phrase/off> - Set/clear a wordkick] @ PPHELP.CHOP.31 = [ /FMDop [<umask>] - Massdeop using /users records] @ PPHELP.CHOP.32 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.CHOP.33 = [Commands marked by '*' are commands that are normally part of the IRC] @ PPHELP.CHOP.34 = [client without PurePak. They are only shown here because PurePak changes] @ PPHELP.CHOP.35 = [their behavior slightly, such as to no longer require certain options.] @ PPHELP.FMDOP.0 = [Usage: /fmdop [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.FMDOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.FMDOP.2 = [/fmdop does a massdeop using the records from /users. It doesn't require] @ PPHELP.FMDOP.3 = [the retrieval of data from the server so it happens immediatly.] @ PPHELP.FMDOP.4 = [] @ PPHELP.FMDOP.5 = [May not work on clients older than 2.5 (see /pphelp users)] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.0 = [Usage: /wordkick <channel> <word/phrase/off>] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.2 = [/wordkick sets an autokick for the specified word or phrase. Anyone who] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.3 = [says the word or phrase will be kicked (not banned). 'off' clears any] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.4 = [wordkicks for that channel.] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.5 = [] @ PPHELP.WORDKICK.6 = [/wordkick with no parameters lists any wordkicks currently in effect.] @ PPHELP.OP.0 = [Usage: /op <nick> [<nick> ...]] @ PPHELP.OP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.OP.2 = [/op does a mode +o on the current channel for the nicks specified] @ PPHELP.DEOP.0 = [Usage: /deop <nick> [<nick> ...]] @ PPHELP.DEOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.DEOP.2 = [/deop does a mode -o on the current channel for the nicks specified] @ PPHELP.MDOP.0 = [Usage: /mdop [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.MDOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MDOP.2 = [/mdop does mass-deops. If given no parameters, it will deop everyone] @ PPHELP.MDOP.3 = [on the channel. If given a user mask, it will deop those users who] @ PPHELP.MDOP.4 = [match the user mask. PurePak's massdeopper is "smart", it deops users] @ PPHELP.MDOP.5 = [in order of increasing network distance from you, so that the] @ PPHELP.MDOP.6 = [closest users who could react to the massdeop the fastest are] @ PPHELP.MDOP.7 = [deopped first.] @ PPHELP.MDOP.8 = [] @ PPHELP.MDOP.9 = [There are four additional aliases which give you control over how] @ PPHELP.MDOP.91 = [many users to deop at once. Other than that, they are the same as] @ PPHELP.MDOP.92 = [the /mdop alias above. The /mdop alias deops 3 at a time.] @ PPHELP.MDOP.93 = [They are: /mdop.1 /mdop.2 /mdop.3 and /mdop.4] @ PPHELP.MOP.0 = [Usage: /mop [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.MOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MOP.2 = [/mop does mass-ops. If given no parameters, it will op everyone on the] @ PPHELP.MOP.3 = [channel. If given a user mask, it will op those users who match the] @ PPHELP.MOP.4 = [user mask.] @ PPHELP.MVOP.0 = [Usage: /mvop [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.MVOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MVOP.2 = [/mvop does mass +v modes. If given no parameters, it will +v everyone] @ PPHELP.MVOP.3 = [on the channel. If given a user mask, it will +v those users who match] @ PPHELP.MVOP.4 = [the user mask.] @ PPHELP.MUNVOP.0 = [Usage: /munvop [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.MUNVOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MUNVOP.2 = [/munvop does mass -v modes. If given no parameters, it will -v] @ PPHELP.MUNVOP.3 = [everyone on the channel. If given a user mask, it will -v those users] @ PPHELP.MUNVOP.4 = [who match the user mask.] @ PPHELP.MASSKICK.0 = [Usage: /masskick [<reason>]] @ PPHELP.MASSKICK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MASSKICK.2 = [/masskick kicks everyone off the channel with the reason message] @ PPHELP.MASSKICK.3 = [<reason> if given.] @ PPHELP.MKICK.0 = [Usage: /mkick [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.MKICK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MKICK.2 = [/mkick will kick everyone off the current channel if no <umask> is given.] @ PPHELP.MKICK.3 = [If a user mask is given, it will kick users matching the user mask.] @ PPHELP.LKICK.0 = [Usage: /lkick] @ PPHELP.LKICK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LKICK.2 = [/lkick kicks all non-operators off the current channel.] @ PPHELP.KICK.0 = [/kick is a standard IRC command. PurePak only alters it's behavior so] @ PPHELP.KICK.1 = [that it doesn't require a channel name to be given. If no channel name is] @ PPHELP.KICK.2 = [given, the person is kicked from the current channel.] @ PPHELP.MODE.0 = [/mode is a standard IRC command. PurePak only alters it's behavior so] @ PPHELP.MODE.1 = [that it doesn't require a channel name to be given. If no channel name is] @ PPHELP.MODE.2 = [given, the mode is changed on the current channel.] @ PPHELP.C.0 = [/c is only an abbreviation for /mode] @ PPHELP.CLEARMODE.0 = [Usage: /clearmode] @ PPHELP.CLEARMODE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CLEARMODE.2 = [/clearmode clears all channel modes from the current channel.] @ PPHELP.BAN.0 = [Usage: /ban [<nick/umask>]] @ PPHELP.BAN.1 = [] @ PPHELP.BAN.2 = [/ban does a nice user@host ban on <nick>, or lists bans if no nickname] @ PPHELP.BAN.3 = [parameter is given. If a umask is given, it just does a +b on it.] @ PPHELP.BOTBAN.0 = [Usage: /botban] @ PPHELP.BOTBAN.1 = [] @ PPHELP.BOTBAN.2 = [/botban bans the following on the current channel: *b?t!*@*, *srv!*@*] @ PPHELP.BOTBAN.3 = [and *s?rv!*@*] @ PPHELP.UNBAN.0 = [Usage: /unban <nick/umask>] @ PPHELP.UNBAN.1 = [] @ PPHELP.UNBAN.2 = [/unban removes all bans on the current channel matching <nick>] @ PPHELP.UNBAN.3 = [If a umask is given, it just does a -b on it.] @ PPHELP.CLEARBAN.0 = [Usage: /clearban [<umask>]] @ PPHELP.CLEARBAN.1 = [] @ PPHELP.CLEARBAN.2 = [/clearban clears all bans on the channel if no user mask is given.] @ PPHELP.CLEARBAN.3 = [If a user mask is given, it clears all bans matching the user mask.] @ PPHELP.BK.0 = [Usage: /bk <nick> [<reason>]] @ PPHELP.BK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.BK.2 = [/bk bans and then kicks <nick> with reason message <reason> if <reason>] @ PPHELP.BK.3 = [is specified.] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.0 = [Usage: /lockmode <#channel> <mode to lock/off>] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.2 = [/lockmode sets channel mode locking for a channel. While mode locking] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.3 = [is set, the mode will be kept to exactly what you set it to.] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.4 = [Example: /lockmode #text +nst] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.5 = [Notice that there is no - modes. It is unneccessary to lock a - mode] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.6 = [because nothing except exactly +nst will be allowed to remain.] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.7 = [] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.8 = [/lockmode <#channel> off turns off mode locking for that channel.] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.9 = [] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.91 = [If you have notice sending turned on, a notice that the mode has] @ PPHELP.LOCKMODE.92 = [been locked will be sent to the channel.] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Settings help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.0 = [Adjustable settings for all PurePak scripts:] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.11 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.12 = [ AIGnore <on/off> - Automatic flood ignoring] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.13 = [ IGTime <seconds> - Seconds to auto-ignore flooders] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.14 = [ FFILTer <on/off> * - Filtering of known floods] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.15 = [ ARTKick <on/off> * - ASCII art kicker] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.16 = [ NFProt <on/off> - Kick users who nick flood] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.17 = [ NFSens <secs between nick changes> * - Nick flood protection sensitivity] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.18 = [ ENEMies <on/off> - Use of enemies list] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.19 = [ FRIends <on/off> - Use of friends list] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.20 = [ AWAYNotices <on/off> - Public announcement when set away] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.21 = [ AWAYLogging <on/off> - Log messages/events while away] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.22 = [ AWAYWriting <on/off> - Writing of away log to a file] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.23 = [ AFILE <filename> - File to write away log to] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.24 = [ NOTIces <on/off> * - Send general warnings/notices] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.25 = [ KREJoin <on/off> - Automatic rejoining when kicked] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.26 = [ MASSProt <on/off> - Mass deop/kick protection] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.27 = [ MASSAction <kick/deop> - Action to take on mass deop/kick] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.28 = [ SERVOP <on/off> * - Deop people opped by server] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.29 = [ KEYProt <on/off> - Channel key flash protection] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.30 = [ BANDefense <on/off> - Attempt to deop when banned] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.31 = [ PING <on/off> - Ignore CTCP PINGs] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.32 = [ FINGer <on/off> - Ignore CTCP FINGERs] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.33 = [ VERsion <on/off> - Ignore CTCP VERSIONs] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.34 = [ JFLEN <first word length> - 1st word length to be a junkflood] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.35 = [ FINGERCMD <command> - Command to /exec for finger] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.36 = [ LSCMD <command> - Command to /exec for a long ls] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.37 = [ LSWCMD <command> - Command to /exec for a wide ls] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.38 = [ RMCMD <command> - Command to /exec to delete a file] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.39 = [ MAILCMD <command> * - Command to /exec to send mail] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.40 = [ UUECMD <command> - Command to /exec to uuencode] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.41 = [ CATCMD <command> - Command to /exec to type a file] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.42 = [ PSCMD <command> - Command to /exec to list tasks] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.43 = [ KILLCMD <command> - Command to /exec to kill a task] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.44 = [ UNGZCMD <command> - Command to /exec to un-gzip] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.45 = [ UNZCMD <command> - Command to /exec to uncompress .Z] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.46 = [ MKNODCMD <command> - Command to /exec to make a fifo] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.47 = [ NSLOOKCMD <command> - Command to execute 'host' program] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.48 = [ MSGBeep <on/off> - Beep on private messages] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.49 = [ AUTOAway <minutes idle time/off - Idle time to be auto set away] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.50 = [ CLONEProt <on/off> * - Clonebot mass-join protection] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.51 = [ CLONESens <max joins> * - Clonebot protection sensitivity] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.52 = [ MFORMAT [<format>] * - Set msg/notice display formats] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.53 = [ ROWS <rows on display> * - Number of text rows on display] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.54 = [ LOADBots <on/off> - Auto-loading of pp-bots.irc] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.55 = [ LOADWar <on/off> - Auto-loading of pp-war.irc] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.56 = [ LOADSilly <on/off> - Auto-loading of pp-silly.irc] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.57 = [ LOADKicks <on/off> - Auto-loading of pp-kicks.irc] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.58 = [ LOADDCC <on/off> - Auto-loading of pp-xdcc.irc] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.59 = [ HELPUnload <on/off> - Automatic unloading of help info] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.60 = [ DEFBotopt <bot options> (pp-bots) - Default bot options] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.61 = [ ADECODE <on/off> (pp-silly) - Automatic encryption decoding] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.62 = [ DESynchnote <on/off> - Desynched user notices] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.63 = [ MOTD <on/off> - Toggle server motd at startup] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.64 = [ CHANprot <on/off> * - Toggle "channel protection"] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.65 = [ SHOWSPLITters <on/off> - Show joins/signoffs in netsplits] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.66 = [ LOOKJoin <on/off> - IP adress lookup on join] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.67 = [ NOSTARTUP <on/off> - Suppress script startup screens] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.68 = [ FUNkybans <on/off> - Insert random ?'s into bans] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.69 = [ BEEPSPLIT <on/off> - Beep on netsplits] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.70 = [ PAGE <on/off> - Allow CTCP PAGE] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.71 = [ TPRINT <on/off> - Print time every 10 minutes] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.72 = [ PMATCH <string/.> - String to highlight in public] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.73 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.74 = [Type '/pphelp pp' for help on how to toggle these settings. Settings with] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.75 = [a * have help available. Type '/pphelp setting <setting>' for help on] @ PPHELP.SETTINGS.76 = [these settings. The others are pretty self-explanatory.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.0 = [CHANPROT toggles "channel protection". When this is on, users who flood] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.1 = [the channel with known, easily detectable floods will be kicked. I say] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.2 = ["easily detectable," because in order to detect all known floods all] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.3 = [public data would have to be put through tons of checks, which would] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.4 = [slow your client to a crawl. This really doesn't do a whole lot at the] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.5 = [moment.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.6 = [] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.7 = [It doesn't kick users who send text too fast into the channel, since this] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CHANPROT.8 = [is _VERY_ annoying and almost never gets clonebot flooders anyway.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_FFILTER.0 = [FFILTER turns off/on flood filtering in incoming messages. When flood] @ PPHELP.SETTING_FFILTER.1 = [filtering is on, incoming messages will be checked for the presence of] @ PPHELP.SETTING_FFILTER.2 = [known floods, and if a flood is found [flood detected] will be displayed] @ PPHELP.SETTING_FFILTER.3 = [instead of the message.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ARTKICK.0 = [ARTKICK toggles ascii art kicking. When ascii art kicking is on, you will] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ARTKICK.1 = [automatically kick people who dump things into the channel that contain] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ARTKICK.2 = [the types of characters that are found in ascii art.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NFSENS.0 = [NFSENS is the maximum number of seconds between sucessive nick changes] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NFSENS.1 = [from the same person for nick flood protection to be triggered. Higher] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NFSENS.2 = [values here mean greater sensitivity. Recommended value: 3] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.0 = [NOTICES controls the sending of certain automated notices. Those notices] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.1 = [are:] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.2 = [] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.3 = [Channel mode locking announcements] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.4 = ["Your message has been logged." notices when you are away] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.5 = [Mass deop/kick notices to the person who triggered protection] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.6 = [Server ops protection notices] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.7 = [Ban protection notices] @ PPHELP.SETTING_NOTICES.8 = [Notices to flood offenders that they are being ignored] @ PPHELP.SETTING_SERVOP.0 = [SERVOP toggles automatic deopping of people who are opped by a server.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_SERVOP.1 = [This can help protect your channel from netsplit-takeovers, but it can] @ PPHELP.SETTING_SERVOP.2 = [also cause your channel to become desynched. You should only turn this] @ PPHELP.SETTING_SERVOP.3 = [on if you really think someone may try to take over your channel.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MAILCMD.0 = [MAILCMD is the command to /exec to send a piece of e-mail. Note that the] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MAILCMD.1 = [program must be able to accept mail from a pipe without requiring user] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MAILCMD.2 = [input. Programs like elm and pine probably won't work.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONEPROT.0 = [CLONEPROT toggles clonebot mass-join protection. When clonebot mass-join] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONEPROT.1 = [protection is on, you will automatically ban/kick if too many things from] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONEPROT.2 = [the same host join at once. This option should be turned off on local] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONEPROT.3 = [chat channels where people are all likely to be from the same host!] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONESENS.0 = [CLONESENS is the number of successive joins from the same host that will] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONESENS.1 = [be tolerated before clonebot mass-join protection goes off. Here, lower] @ PPHELP.SETTING_CLONESENS.2 = [values are more sensitive. Recommended value: 3 to 5] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.0 = [MFORMAT can be set with a <format> option, or with no options. If it is] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.1 = [given a <format> option, <format> can be any of these:] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.2 = [ IRCII - Msgs/notices look like the IRC client with no script] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.3 = [ TEXTBOX - Msgs/notices look like the TextBox IRC script is running] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.4 = [ LICE - Msgs/notice look like the LiCe IRC script is running] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.5 = [ PHOENIX - Msgs/notices look like the PhoEniX IRC script is running] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.6 = [ DEFAULT - Msgs/notices reset to PurePak's default setting] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.7 = [If MFORMAT is set with no parameters, it will prompt you to enter your] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.8 = [own msg/notice display formats. It will also display instructions on] @ PPHELP.SETTING_MFORMAT.9 = [how to do this.] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ROWS.0 = [ROWS should be set to the number of display rows on your terminal. Most] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ROWS.1 = [people dialing in over a modem will have 24 since most communications] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ROWS.2 = [programs put a status line at the bottom. Most people on real terminals] @ PPHELP.SETTING_ROWS.3 = [(like a Linux VC) will have 25 rows.] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # pp-bots.irc help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.BOTS.0 = [Commands in the pp-bots.irc script:] @ PPHELP.BOTS.1 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.BOTS.2 = [ /BOT <options> - Type /pphelp bot] @ PPHELP.BOTS.3 = [ /OPBOts - Op all bots on channel] @ PPHELP.BOTS.4 = [ /GB - Quick guardbot maker] @ PPHELP.BOTS.5 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.BOTS.6 = [All bot control is under the /bot alias, type /pphelp bot] @ PPHELP.GB.0 = [Usage: /gb] @ PPHELP.GB.1 = [] @ PPHELP.GB.2 = [/gb is a frontend to /bot that simplifies the making of guardbots, like] @ PPHELP.GB.3 = [the /gb alias in TextBox. It prompts you for all the needed information] @ PPHELP.GB.4 = [and then calls /bot lmake to make the bot and /bot <bot#> set to set] @ PPHELP.GB.5 = [the OPSGUARD, KICKGUARD, BANGUARD, and FOLLOW options.] @ PPHELP.GB.6 = [] @ PPHELP.GB.7 = [You still have to use the /bot alias to kill the bots and to control] @ PPHELP.GB.8 = [them.] @ PPHELP.OPBOTS.0 = [Usage: /opbots] @ PPHELP.OPBOTS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.OPBOTS.2 = [/opbots ops all of your bots on the current channel] @ PPHELP.BOT.0 = [Usage: /bot <command> [<options>]] @ PPHELP.BOT.11 = [ or: /bot <bot#/*> <command> [<options>]] @ PPHELP.BOT.12 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT.13 = [/bot is for creating and using clonebots. Clonebots are extra IRC (DCC)] @ PPHELP.BOT.14 = [connections. They are usually used as guards for their owners or for war.] @ PPHELP.BOT.15 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT.16 = [The first "usage" for /bot is to execute a bot controller command. Type] @ PPHELP.BOT.17 = [/pphelp bot commands for help on these commands. These commands are for] @ PPHELP.BOT.18 = [creating and managing your bots.] @ PPHELP.BOT.19 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT.20 = [The second "usage" for /bot is to make the bots do things or set their] @ PPHELP.BOT.21 = [options. Type /pphelp bot control for help on these commands.] @ PPHELP.BOT.22 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT.23 = [Since clonebots are connections from your client process, they DO NOT stay] @ PPHELP.BOT.24 = [on after you leave. The only way to leave clonebots online would be to] @ PPHELP.BOT.25 = [use a program like screen and "detatch" a session with an IRC client in it.] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.0 = [To use these commands: /bot <command> [<options>]] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.10 = [ MAKE <nick> <server>[:<port>] [<IRCName>]] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.11 = [ LMAKE <nick> <username> <server>[:<port>] [<IRCName>]] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.12 = [ MASSMAKE <count> <nick-prefix/*> <server>[:<port>] [<IRCName>]] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.13 = [ LMASSMAKE <count> <nick-prefix/*> <username> <serv>[:<port>] [<IRCName>]] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.14 = [ KILL <bot#/*> [<signoff msg>]] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.15 = [ LIST] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.16 = [ MASSDEOP] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.17 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.18 = [The only difference between MAKE and LMAKE is that LMAKE accepts a username] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.19 = [parameter and MAKE just generates a random username. The username that] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.20 = [your bots signon under usually doesn't matter anyway, since most systems] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.21 = [and servers support the ident protocol. The <server>[:<port>] mess means] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.22 = [that you can give just a server or a server:port# \(if you don't give a] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.23 = [port#, 6667 is the default\). The MASSMAKE and LMASSMAKE commands are] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.24 = [just like MAKE and LMAKE except that their first argument is how many] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.25 = [bots you want to make, and they take a "nick prefix" instead of a] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.26 = [nickname. The bots' nicks will be their nick prefixes with their bot#s] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.27 = [after them. Giving * as the nick prefix causes the bots to be created] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.28 = [with random junk nicknames. KILL accepts a bot# to kill or * to kill] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.29 = [all bots. If you supply a signoff message, the bots will signoff with] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.30 = [that message.] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.31 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.32 = [Type /pphelp bot massdeop for help on the massdeop command.] @ PPHELP.BOT_COMMANDS.33 = [Type /pphelp bot control for help on controlling bots.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.0 = [Usage: /bot massdeop] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.10 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.11 = [/bot massdeop deops everyone on the current channel using any of your] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.12 = [bots that are on the channel as helpers. This makes it very difficult] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.13 = [for people with massdeop protection to stop you. Doing this with just] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.14 = [a few bots is almost unstoppable.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.15 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.16 = [First, /bot massdeop makes sure that all of your bots on the current] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.17 = [channel have ops and ops any that don't.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.18 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.19 = [Then, it makes it's first massdeop pass. It massdeops by dividing all] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.20 = [the users up between you and your bots and massdeopping up to 4 at] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.21 = [once.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.22 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.23 = [On it's second pass, it has each bot (and you) massdeop all of the users.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.24 = [This is to get any users that were missed due to someone's massdeop] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.25 = [protection deopping one of the bots.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.26 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.27 = [Last, it has all of the bots on the channel op you in case you were] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.28 = [deopped during the battle.] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.29 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.30 = [This is kind of a war command, but I thought I'd go ahead and put it in] @ PPHELP.BOT_MASSDEOP.31 = [here. Enjoy.] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.0 = [To use these commands: /bot <bot#/*> <command> [<options>] (* = all bots)] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.10 = [ JOIN [<channel>] - Join a channel] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.11 = [ LEAVE [<channel>] - Leave a channel] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.12 = [ MSG <nick/channel> <msg> - Send a private msg] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.13 = [ SAY [<#channel>] <msg> - Say somethine publicly] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.14 = [ NOTICE <nick/channel> <msg> - Send a private notice] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.15 = [ NICK <new nickname> - Change nickname] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.16 = [ RANDNICK - Change to a junk nickname] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.17 = [ CTCP <nick/channel> <ctcp-cmd> - Send a CTCP message] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.18 = [ MODE [<#channel>] <mode> - Change mode on a channel] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.19 = [ QUOTE <line to send to server> - Send a line directly to server] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.20 = [ INVITE <nick> [<channel>] - Invite a user to a channel] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.21 = [ SET <options/-options> - Control bot options] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.22 = [ ME [<#channel>] <msg> - Do an action (like /me)] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.23 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.24 = [Most of these are simple enough to understand without an explanation.] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.25 = [QUOTE sends a line directly to a server. If you are familiar with the] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.26 = [low-level commands of a server you can use this to do special stuff,] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.27 = [otherwise you don't need to worry about it.] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.28 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.29 = [SET is for setting bot options. These options control behavior such] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.30 = [as guarding, spying, and following. Type /pphelp bot set for help on] @ PPHELP.BOT_CONTROL.31 = [bot settings.] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.0 = [To set/unset these bot settings: /bot <bot#/*> set <setting/-setting>] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.11 = [ FOLLOW - Bot joins channels when you do] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.12 = [ FOLLOWLeave - Bot leaves channels when you do] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.13 = [ SPYMsg - Display private msgs the bot gets] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.14 = [ SPYPub - Display public msgs the bot gets] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.15 = [ SPYCtcp - Display CTCPs the bot gets] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.16 = [ SPYJunk - Display joins, signoffs, leaves, etc.] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.17 = [ OPSguard - You keep bot op'd, bot keeps you op'd] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.18 = [ KICKguard - Bot kicks people who kick you] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.19 = [ BANguard - Bot deops/unbans if someone bans you] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.20 = [Letters in upper case are all that you must type.] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.21 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.22 = [Examples:] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.23 = [ /bot 1 set follow ban - Set FOLLOW and BANGUARD for bot #1] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.24 = [ /bot * set ops ban kick - Make all your bots full guards] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.25 = [ /bot 2 set -ops spym - Set SPYMSG and unset OPSGUARD for bot #2] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.26 = [] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.27 = [Any number of bots can have any number of options, but keep in mind that] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.28 = [controlling all those bots uses a lot more CPU time and will make your] @ PPHELP.BOT_SET.29 = [client run slower.] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # pp-silly.irc help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.SILLY.0 = [Commands in the pp-silly.irc script:] @ PPHELP.SILLY.11 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.SILLY.12 = [ /ASCii <ascii art> [<nick/channel>] - ASCII art] @ PPHELP.SILLY.13 = [ /BIGWrite <nick/channel> <msg> - Say something in a BIG way] @ PPHELP.SILLY.14 = [ /BIGSay <msg> - Say something public in a BIG way] @ PPHELP.SILLY.15 = [ /FAkeinvite <nick> <#channel> - Very realistic fake invite] @ PPHELP.SILLY.16 = [ /JOKemassdeop [<nick deopping>] - Fake massdeop gag] @ PPHELP.SILLY.17 = [ /TXT <msg> - Say something in -+TEXT+- code] @ PPHELP.SILLY.18 = [ /PTXT <nick/channel> <msg> - Msg something in -+TEXT+- code] @ PPHELP.SILLY.19 = [ /MEGaop <nick> - 'cascade' of +oo's for <nick>] @ PPHELP.SILLY.20 = [ /GIGAop <nick> - Even bigger mega-op] @ PPHELP.SILLY.21 = [ /KRADWrite <nick/channel> <msg> - Send a message in d00dsp33k] @ PPHELP.SILLY.22 = [ /KRADSay <msg> - Say something in d00dsp33k] @ PPHELP.SILLY.23 = [ /RKICK - Randomly kick someone] @ PPHELP.SILLY.24 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.RKICK.0 = [Usage: /rkick] @ PPHELP.RKICK.1 = [] @ PPHELP.RKICK.2 = [/rkick kicks some random person off the current channel.] @ PPHELP.KRADWRITE.0 = [Usage: /kradwrite <nick/channel> <msg>] @ PPHELP.KRADWRITE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.KRADWRITE.2 = [/kradwrite converts <msg> to "d00dsp33k" \(also known as burrito speak\)] @ PPHELP.KRADWRITE.3 = [and sends it to <nick/channel>.] @ PPHELP.KRADSAY.0 = [Usage: /kradsay <msg>] @ PPHELP.KRADSAY.1 = [] @ PPHELP.KRADSAY.2 = [/kradsay converts <msg> to "d00dsp33k" \(also known as burrito speak\)] @ PPHELP.KRADSAY.3 = [and sends it to the current channel.] @ PPHELP.ASCII.0 = [Usage: /ascii <ascii art> [<options>] [<nick/channel>]] @ PPHELP.ASCII.1 = [] @ PPHELP.ASCII.2 = [/ascii is the alias which contains all the ascii art that can be posted] @ PPHELP.ASCII.3 = [into a channel or sent to a person in private messages. If you want to] @ PPHELP.ASCII.4 = [be kicked, this is how to do it!] @ PPHELP.ASCII.5 = [] @ PPHELP.ASCII.6 = [<ascii art> would be the name of the ascii art, <options> would be any] @ PPHELP.ASCII.7 = [options for that specific piece of ascii art, and <nick/channel> would be] @ PPHELP.ASCII.8 = [where to send the ascii art. It is sent to the current channel if no] @ PPHELP.ASCII.9 = [<nick/channel> parameter is specified. Type /ascii with no parameters] @ PPHELP.ASCII.99 = [for a list of ascii art.] @ PPHELP.BIGWRITE.0 = [Usage: /bigwrite <nick/channel> <msg>] @ PPHELP.BIGWRITE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.BIGWRITE.2 = [/bigwrite sends <msg> to <nick/channel> in a large 5-line ascii font.] @ PPHELP.BIGWRITE.3 = [The maximum number of characters allowed in <msg> is 10.] @ PPHELP.BIGSAY.0 = [Usage: /bigsay <msg>] @ PPHELP.BIGSAY.1 = [] @ PPHELP.BIGSAY.2 = [/bigsay sends <msg> to the current channel in a large 5-line ascii font.] @ PPHELP.BIGSAY.3 = [The maximum number of characters allowed in <msg> is 10.] @ PPHELP.FAKEINVITE.0 = [Usage: /fakeinvite <nick> <channel>] @ PPHELP.FAKEINVITE.1 = [] @ PPHELP.FAKEINVITE.2 = [/fakeinvite sends a very realistic looking fake invite to <nick>. The] @ PPHELP.FAKEINVITE.3 = [only way to tell one of these from a real invite is with a script that] @ PPHELP.FAKEINVITE.4 = [detects them. PurePak detects fake invites.] @ PPHELP.JOKEMASSDEOP.0 = [Usage: /jokemassdeop [<nick deopping>]] @ PPHELP.JOKEMASSDEOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.JOKEMASSDEOP.2 = [/jokemassdeop does a not-so-realistic looking fake massdeop using the /me] @ PPHELP.JOKEMASSDEOP.3 = [command. Most people have seen this trick before, so it really doesn't] @ PPHELP.JOKEMASSDEOP.4 = [fool people anymore. If you specify a <nick deopping>, it will make it] @ PPHELP.JOKEMASSDEOP.5 = [look like that person is deopping, otherwise it will use your nick.] @ PPHELP.TXT.0 = [Usage: /txt <msg>] @ PPHELP.TXT.1 = [] @ PPHELP.TXT.2 = [/txt says <msg> publicly in the channel in -+TEXT+- encrypted format. Only] @ PPHELP.TXT.3 = [users of TextBox or PurePak will be able to read these messages.] @ PPHELP.PTXT.0 = [Usage: /ptxt <nick/channel> <msg>] @ PPHELP.PTXT.1 = [] @ PPHELP.PTXT.2 = [/ptxt sends <msg> to <nick/channel> in -+TEXT+- encrypted format. Only] @ PPHELP.PTXT.3 = [users of TextBox or PurePak will be able to read these messages.] @ PPHELP.MEGAOP.0 = [Usage: /megaop <nick>] @ PPHELP.MEGAOP.1 = [] @ PPHELP.MEGAOP.2 = [/megaop does a 'cascade' of +o mode changes on <nick>] @ PPHELP.GIGAOP.0 = [/gigaop is a bigger version of /megaop] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # pp-kicks.irc help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.KICKS.0 = [Usage: /sk <nick> [<kick#>]] @ PPHELP.KICKS.1 = [] @ PPHELP.KICKS.2 = [/sk does a "splatterkick" on <nick>. A splatterkick is a kick accompanied] @ PPHELP.KICKS.3 = [by a funny or insulting message. If a <kick#> is specified, then that] @ PPHELP.KICKS.4 = [particular kick is used, else a random one is chosen. Range: 0-50] @ PPHELP.KICKS.5 = [] @ PPHELP.KICKS.6 = [This is the only command in pp-kicks.irc] # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # pp-dcc.irc help # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- @ PPHELP.DCC.0 = [Commands in the pp-dcc.irc script:] @ PPHELP.DCC.11 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.DCC.12 = [ /DCC OFFER - Create a new file pack] @ PPHELP.DCC.13 = [ /DCC DOFFER - Remove a pack from the offer list] @ PPHELP.DCC.14 = [ /DCC NOTICE - Send a notice that files are offered] @ PPHELP.DCC.15 = [ /DCC LIST - Display files offered] @ PPHELP.DCC.16 = [ /DCC PLIST - Publicly display packs offered] @ PPHELP.DCC.17 = [ /DCC NOTE <note/-> - Set or clear note on pack list] @ PPHELP.DCC.18 = [ /DCC LIMIT <max connections/off> - Set max number of autosends allowed] @ PPHELP.DCC.19 = [ /DCC DLDIR <directory> - Set directory for received files] @ PPHELP.DCC.20 = [ /DCC AUTOGET <on/off> - Toggle DCC autoget] @ PPHELP.DCC.21 = [ /DCC FRIENDS <on/off> - DCC autoget from users on friends list] @ PPHELP.DCC.22 = [ /DCC SAVE <file> - Save current packs to <file>] @ PPHELP.DCC.23 = [ /DCC LOAD <file> - Load saved packs lists from <file>] @ PPHELP.DCC.24 = [ /DCC SERVER <on/off> - Switch the DCC file server on/off] @ PPHELP.DCC.25 = [ /DCC TIMEOUT <seconds> - Timeout for file autosends] @ PPHELP.DCC.26 = [ /DCC PUBLIST <on/off> - Allow public CTCP XDCC LISTs] @ PPHELP.DCC.27 = [ /DCC AUTOCHAT <on/off> - Automatically get DCC CHAT requests] @ PPHELP.DCC.28 = [ /DCC - Display active connections] @ PPHELP.DCC.29 = [==========================================================================] @ PPHELP.DCC.30 = [This DCC script is functionally very similar to XDCC. The settings of] @ PPHELP.DCC.31 = [AUTOGET,FRIENDS,DLDIR,and LIMIT are saved with /sve. The OFFER and] @ PPHELP.DCC.32 = [DOFFER functions will prompt you for files and description like XDCC.] @ PPHELP.DCC.33 = [The msg/ctcp prefix for users to access the server is 'XDCC'.]