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[irc/evilnet/x3.git] / FAQ

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@@ -1,20 +1,22 @@
-srvx Frequently Asked Questions
+X3 Frequently Asked Questions
 -------------------------------
 
 This FAQ assumes that your services are named NickServ, ChanServ and
 OpServ respectively.
 
-Q1) How do I set up srvx?
+Q1) How do I set up X3?
 A1) Read the README and INSTALL files, especially INSTALL.
 
-Q2) How do I set up my IRC server so srvx talks to it?
+Q2) How do I set up my IRC server so X3 talks to it?
 A2) That depends on which IRC server you use.  Check its
-documentation.  #srvx WILL NOT SUPPORT YOUR IRCD QUESTIONS.
+documentation.  Essentially you add a connect block for X3 in
+ircd.conf and point to that at the top of x3.conf. You'll also
+need a UWORLD block etc.
 
 Q3) I get "You must first authenticate with NickServ", help!
 A3) To register an account, /msg NickServ@services.example.com
 register YourName Password.  You must be a global IRC operator to
-register the first account; srvx gives the first account "root" level
+register the first account; X3 gives the first account "root" level
 (1000) access.  To log in afterwards, use the "auth" command instead
 of "register".
 
@@ -26,21 +28,18 @@ if you have an auto-perform to log in, and you connect to some other
 IRC network, you will send your password to whoever or whatever is
 named NickServ on that network.
 
-Q5) When I try to register a channel with ChanServ, it tells me I have
-to have "security override" on.  Why?
-A5-1) srvx's default configuration is to only allow network staff to
-register channels.  For IRC operators and network helpers (users with
-account flag +H), security override can be enabled by sending "/msg
-ChanServ god on".  For support helpers (users with account flag +h),
-security override is enabled when the user is in the configured
-support channel.
-A5-2) If you want to allow anyone to register channels, use "/msg
-OpServ modcmd ChanServ.register flags -helping".
+Q5) How do I restrict all users from registering channels?
+A5) /msg opserv modcmd ChanServ.register flags +helping
+This will allow only network staff to register channels.  For IRC
+operators and network helpers (users with account flag +H), security
+override can be enabled by sending "/msg ChanServ god on".  For 
+support helpers (users with account flag +h), security override is
+enabled when the user is in the configured support channel.
 
 Q6) How do I enable HelpServ?
 A6) When you run the "configure" script, you must enable the helpserv
 module; for example, "./configure --enable-modules=helpserv".  After
-you compile and start srvx with that option, "/msg OpServ bind OpServ
+you compile and start X3 with that option, "/msg OpServ bind OpServ
 helpserv *helpserv.helpserv".  After that, you can use "/msg OpServ
 helpserv help" and "/msg OpServ helpserv register"; the "helpserv"
 command acts as a gateway into the HelpServ system.
@@ -50,3 +49,10 @@ A7) When you run the "configure" script, you must enable the MemoServ
 module; for example, "./configure --enable-modules=memoserv".  Then
 see the comment near the start of src/mod-memoserv.c for configuration
 options.
+
+Q8) How do I enable both HelpServ and MemoServ?
+A8) In addition to the post-install configuration steps above, you
+must mention both when you run the configure script.  For example, run
+it using "./configure --enable-modules=memoserv,helpserv".  (You may
+add the snoop and/or sockcheck modules as well; separate the module
+names with commas.)