march 9-10

help/CORE

@@ -1,4 +1,18 @@
  
 Shows core information about the bot.
- 
-See also: ver, uptime, ontime
+
+Current nick        Nick of the bot you are connected to and its Guid.
+Users in userlist   Total number of userlist entries, as well as users with
+                    userlevel access (0-100) and bot level access (200).
+Active channels     Channels that the bot is active on, as well as channels
+                    that the bot is trying to rejoin.
+Current server      Which server the bot is connected to.
+Server ontime       How long the bot has been connected to the current server.
+Mode                User modes of the bot, like +i for invisible, etc.
+Current time        Time as reported by the machine that the bot is running on.
+Started             Time when the bot was first started.
+Uptime              How long (in days, hours, minutes and seconds) the bot has been running.
+Version             Source code version of the bot.
+Features            List of which features were compiled into the bot.
+
+See also: ver, uptime, ontime, features

help/FEATURES

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+The Energymech contains a list of which features were included
+when the source was compiled.
+
+You can view this list at the command prompt in your shell with
+./(name of executable) -v
+
+Or, once the bot is started, with the command CORE or ESAY $cap
+
+See also: core, esay

help/SETMODES

@@ -4,3 +4,6 @@ Number of MODE operations that can be sent to the IRC server
 in a single line. This value can be auto-detected on server
 connect if the bot is compiled with support for 005 replies
 and the server sends them (most big networks today).
+
+To support auto-detect of server capabilities, the energymech
+needs to be compiled with the ircd-extensions feature enabled.

help/SPY

@@ -17,6 +17,6 @@ excess flood if not careful.
    (none)     Send output to you (default).
    channel    Send output to the specified channel.
    >file      Send output to file. Lines are appended to the end of the file.
-              If the file does not exist, it is created.
+              This file needs to exist before logging to it.
  
 See also: rspy

help/USER

@@ -21,6 +21,11 @@ Add/remove a host mask:
 Only one channel or one mask can be modified with each USER command.
  
 Prefix flags with a "-" to disable them or a "+" to enable them.
+
+Bots can be added to the userlist to be recognized by other bots.
+Use the special access level 200. No password is set for bots and is
+not needed because level 200 users can not execute any commands.
+They can not access bots by telnet either.
  
 User flags:
   AO         auto-op on/off