better email validity checking

[irc/evilnet/x3.git] / src / opserv.help

diff --git a/src/opserv.help b/src/opserv.help
index 459f3f733bba264e1d5844608f857f1a01ce1157..b721b5f482c48543c5b0b6c0d422209c7aa34bfd 100644 (file)
--- a/src/opserv.help
+++ b/src/opserv.help
@@ -197,6 +197,7 @@
         "Valid alert actions (to be taken when an alert is hit) are:",
         "$bNOTICE$b:       Send a notice to the $b$O$b alert channel",
         "$bKILL$b:         Disconnect the user",
+        "$bSILENT$b        Same as GLINE, except AUTO: is appended to make the gline silent",
         "$bGLINE$b:        Gline the user that tripped the alert",
         "$bSHUN$b :        Shun the user that tripped the alert",
         "$uSee Also:$u addalert, delalert"
@@ -267,6 +268,7 @@
         "$bLOG$b                    Record matching users in $O's log file (in addition to acting).",
         "$bREGEX$b yes/no           Specifies if NICK/IDENT/HOST/INFO should be treated as a regular expression.",
         "Additionally, the $bCHANNEL$b target may be prefixed with @ to select channel operators, + to select voiced users (will not select chanops unless @ is also used), or - to select non-voiced non-chanop users.  For example, CHANNEL #foo will select all users in #foo; CHANNEL +#foo will select only users voiced in #foo; CHANNEL @+#foo will select ops and voiced users in #foo; etc.",
+        "When searching on the criteria of nick, ident, or info, the search string can be another of the three, prefixed with a & character, to indicate that the match should compare each user's individual data.  For example, $binfo &nick$b would search for all users whose info matches their nick.  To search for that phrase explicitly, prefix the & with a backslash; e.g.: $binfo \&ident$b.",
         "$uSee Also:$u trace action, trace"
         );