However, due to the message buffering mentioned above, there is no command listing available over IRC unless nofakelag is enabled. In order to generate a command listing, you must do the following:
1. Set `[help] path` in the config file, if needed, to a path which exists and is available on the web. f.e. `[help] path = /home/jrunyon/public_html/help/%(#)d.txt`. Several values are available, for use with !GENHELP; they are the same as the prefix characters @#+- (see !HELP GENHELP). This determines the path to which !GENHELP will save output files.
1. Set `[help] url` in the config file to a path where help can be found, f.e. `[help] url = https://jfr.im/help/%d.txt`. %d (or %s) will be replaced with the user's level. This determines the URL which is provided to users when they !SHOWCOMMANDS
1. Run `!GENHELP` whenever you change which modules (or commands) are available, or else just set `[help] autogen = 1`.
However, due to the message buffering mentioned above, there is no command listing available over IRC unless nofakelag is enabled. In order to generate a command listing, you must do the following:
1. Set `[help] path` in the config file, if needed, to a path which exists and is available on the web. f.e. `[help] path = /home/jrunyon/public_html/help/%(#)d.txt`. Several values are available, for use with !GENHELP; they are the same as the prefix characters @#+- (see !HELP GENHELP). This determines the path to which !GENHELP will save output files.
1. Set `[help] url` in the config file to a path where help can be found, f.e. `[help] url = https://jfr.im/help/%d.txt`. %d (or %s) will be replaced with the user's level. This determines the URL which is provided to users when they !SHOWCOMMANDS
1. Run `!GENHELP` whenever you change which modules (or commands) are available, or else just set `[help] autogen = 1`.