"$bALWAYS-ON$b\n'always-on' controls whether your nickname/identity will remain active\neven while you are disconnected from the server. Your options are 'true',\n'false', and 'default' (use the server default value).":"$bALWAYS-ON$b\n'always-on' controls whether your nickname/identity will remain active\neven while you are disconnected from the server. Your options are 'true',\n'false', and 'default' (use the server default value).",
"$bAUTO-AWAY$b\n'auto-away' is only effective for always-on clients. If enabled, you will\nautomatically be marked away when all your sessions are disconnected, and\nautomatically return from away when you connect again.":"$bAUTO-AWAY$b\n'auto-away' is only effective for always-on clients. If enabled, you will\nautomatically be marked away when all your sessions are disconnected, and\nautomatically return from away when you connect again.",
"$bAUTOREPLAY-LINES$b\n'autoreplay-lines' controls the number of lines of channel history that will\nbe replayed to you automatically when joining a channel. Your options are any\npositive number, 0 to disable the feature, and 'default' to use the server\ndefault.":"$bAUTOREPLAY-LINES$b\n'autoreplay-lines' controls the number of lines of channel history that will\nbe replayed to you automatically when joining a channel. Your options are any\npositive number, 0 to disable the feature, and 'default' to use the server\ndefault.",
"$bAUTOREPLAY-MISSED$b\n'autoreplay-missed' is only effective for always-on clients. If enabled,\nif you have at most one active session, the server will remember the time\nyou disconnect and then replay missed messages to you when you reconnect.\nYour options are 'on' and 'off'.":"$bAUTOREPLAY-MISSED$b\n'autoreplay-missed' is only effective for always-on clients. If enabled,\nif you have at most one active session, the server will remember the time\nyou disconnect and then replay missed messages to you when you reconnect.\nYour options are 'on' and 'off'.",
"$bDM-HISTORY$b\n'dm-history' is only effective for always-on clients. It lets you control\nhow the history of your direct messages is stored. Your options are:\n1. 'off' [no history]\n2. 'ephemeral' [a limited amount of temporary history, not stored on disk]\n3. 'on' [history stored in a permanent database, if available]\n4. 'default' [use the server default]":"$bDM-HISTORY$b\n'dm-history' is only effective for always-on clients. It lets you control\nhow the history of your direct messages is stored. Your options are:\n1. 'off' [no history]\n2. 'ephemeral' [a limited amount of temporary history, not stored on disk]\n3. 'on' [history stored in a permanent database, if available]\n4. 'default' [use the server default]",
"$bDROP$b de-links your current (or the given) nickname from your user account.":"$bDROP$b de-links your current (or the given) nickname from your user account.",
"$bEMAIL$b\n'email' controls the e-mail address associated with your account (if the\nserver operator allows it, this address can be used for password resets).\nAs an additional security measure, if you have a password set, you must\nprovide it as an additional argument to $bSET$b, for example,\nSET EMAIL test@example.com hunter2":"$bEMAIL$b\n'email' controls the e-mail address associated with your account (if the\nserver operator allows it, this address can be used for password resets).\nAs an additional security measure, if you have a password set, you must\nprovide it as an additional argument to $bSET$b, for example,\nSET EMAIL test@example.com hunter2",
"$bENFORCE$b\n'enforce' lets you specify a custom enforcement mechanism for your registered\nnicknames. Your options are:\n1. 'none' [no enforcement, overriding the server default]\n2. 'strict' [you must already be authenticated to use the nick]\n3. 'default' [use the server default]":"$bENFORCE$b\n'enforce' lets you specify a custom enforcement mechanism for your registered\nnicknames. Your options are:\n1. 'none' [no enforcement, overriding the server default]\n2. 'strict' [you must already be authenticated to use the nick]\n3. 'default' [use the server default]",
"$bMULTICLIENT$b\nIf 'multiclient' is enabled and you are already logged in and using a nick, a\nsecond client of yours that authenticates with SASL and requests the same nick\nis allowed to attach to the nick as well (this is comparable to the behavior\nof IRC \"bouncers\" like ZNC). Your options are 'on' (allow this behavior),\n'off' (disallow it), and 'default' (use the server default value).":"$bMULTICLIENT$b\nIf 'multiclient' is enabled and you are already logged in and using a nick, a\nsecond client of yours that authenticates with SASL and requests the same nick\nis allowed to attach to the nick as well (this is comparable to the behavior\nof IRC \"bouncers\" like ZNC). Your options are 'on' (allow this behavior),\n'off' (disallow it), and 'default' (use the server default value).",
"$bREPLAY-JOINS$b\n'replay-joins' controls whether replayed channel history will include\nlines for join and part. This provides more information about the context of\nmessages, but may be spammy. Your options are 'always' and the default of\n'commands-only' (the messages will be replayed in CHATHISTORY output, but not\nduring autoreplay).":"$bREPLAY-JOINS$b\n'replay-joins' controls whether replayed channel history will include\nlines for join and part. This provides more information about the context of\nmessages, but may be spammy. Your options are 'always' and the default of\n'commands-only' (the messages will be replayed in CHATHISTORY output, but not\nduring autoreplay).",
"$bRESETPASS$b completes an email-based password reset":"$bRESETPASS$b completes an email-based password reset",
"Syntax $bSET <setting> <value>$b\n\nSET modifies your account settings. The following settings are available:":"Syntax $bSET <setting> <value>$b\n\nSET modifies your account settings. The following settings are available:",
"Syntax: $bCERT <LIST | ADD | DEL> [account] [certfp]$b\n\nCERT examines or modifies the SHA-256 TLS certificate fingerprints that can\nbe used to log into an account. Specifically, $bCERT LIST$b lists the\nauthorized fingerprints, $bCERT ADD <fingerprint>$b adds a new fingerprint, and\n$bCERT DEL <fingerprint>$b removes a fingerprint. If you're an IRC operator\nwith the correct permissions, you can act on another user's account, for\nexample with $bCERT ADD <account> <fingerprint>$b. See the operator manual\nfor instructions on how to compute the fingerprint.":"Syntax: $bCERT <LIST | ADD | DEL> [account] [certfp]$b\n\nCERT examines or modifies the SHA-256 TLS certificate fingerprints that can\nbe used to log into an account. Specifically, $bCERT LIST$b lists the\nauthorized fingerprints, $bCERT ADD <fingerprint>$b adds a new fingerprint, and\n$bCERT DEL <fingerprint>$b removes a fingerprint. If you're an IRC operator\nwith the correct permissions, you can act on another user's account, for\nexample with $bCERT ADD <account> <fingerprint>$b. See the operator manual\nfor instructions on how to compute the fingerprint.",
"Syntax: $bCLIENTS LIST [nickname]$b\n\nCLIENTS LIST shows information about the clients currently attached, via\nthe server's multiclient functionality, to your nickname. An administrator\ncan use this command to list another user's clients.\n\nSyntax: $bCLIENTS LOGOUT [nickname] [client_id/all]$b\n\nCLIENTS LOGOUT detaches a single client, or all clients currently attached\nto your nickname. An administrator can use this command to logout another\nuser's clients.":"Syntax: $bCLIENTS LIST [nickname]$b\n\nCLIENTS LIST shows information about the clients currently attached, via\nthe server's multiclient functionality, to your nickname. An administrator\ncan use this command to list another user's clients.\n\nSyntax: $bCLIENTS LOGOUT [nickname] [client_id/all]$b\n\nCLIENTS LOGOUT detaches a single client, or all clients currently attached\nto your nickname. An administrator can use this command to logout another\nuser's clients.",
"Syntax: $bDROP [nickname]$b\n\nDROP de-links the given (or your current) nickname from your user account.":"Syntax: $bDROP [nickname]$b\n\nDROP de-links the given (or your current) nickname from your user account.",
"Syntax: $bENFORCE [method]$b\n\nENFORCE is an alias for $bGET enforce$b and $bSET enforce$b. See the help\nentry for $bSET$b for more information.":"Syntax: $bENFORCE [method]$b\n\nENFORCE is an alias for $bGET enforce$b and $bSET enforce$b. See the help\nentry for $bSET$b for more information.",
"Syntax: $bERASE <username> [code]$b\n\nERASE deletes all records of an account, allowing it to be re-registered.\nThis should be used with caution, because it violates an expectation that\naccount names are permanent identifiers. Typically, UNREGISTER should be\nused instead. A confirmation code is required; invoking the command\nwithout a code will display the necessary code.":"Syntax: $bERASE <username> [code]$b\n\nERASE deletes all records of an account, allowing it to be re-registered.\nThis should be used with caution, because it violates an expectation that\naccount names are permanent identifiers. Typically, UNREGISTER should be\nused instead. A confirmation code is required; invoking the command\nwithout a code will display the necessary code.",
"Syntax: $bGET <setting>$b\n\nGET queries the current values of your account settings. For more information\non the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.":"Syntax: $bGET <setting>$b\n\nGET queries the current values of your account settings. For more information\non the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.",
"Syntax: $bGHOST <nickname>$b\n\nGHOST disconnects the given user from the network if they're logged in with the\nsame user account, letting you reclaim your nickname.":"Syntax: $bGHOST <nickname>$b\n\nGHOST disconnects the given user from the network if they're logged in with the\nsame user account, letting you reclaim your nickname.",
"Syntax: $bGROUP$b\n\nGROUP links your current nickname with your logged-in account, so other people\nwill not be able to use it.":"Syntax: $bGROUP$b\n\nGROUP links your current nickname with your logged-in account, so other people\nwill not be able to use it.",
"Syntax: $bIDENTIFY <username> [password]$b\n\nIDENTIFY lets you login to the given username using either password auth, or\ncertfp (your client certificate) if a password is not given.":"Syntax: $bIDENTIFY <username> [password]$b\n\nIDENTIFY lets you login to the given username using either password auth, or\ncertfp (your client certificate) if a password is not given.",
"Syntax: $bINFO [username]$b\n\nINFO gives you information about the given (or your own) user account.":"Syntax: $bINFO [username]$b\n\nINFO gives you information about the given (or your own) user account.",
"Syntax: $bLIST [regex]$b\n\nLIST returns the list of registered nicknames, which match the given regex.\nIf no regex is provided, all registered nicknames are returned.":"Syntax: $bLIST [regex]$b\n\nLIST returns the list of registered nicknames, which match the given regex.\nIf no regex is provided, all registered nicknames are returned.",
"Syntax: $bPASSWD <current> <new> <new_again>$b\nOr: $bPASSWD <username> <new>$b\n\nPASSWD lets you change your account password. You must supply your current\npassword and confirm the new one by typing it twice. If you're an IRC operator\nwith the correct permissions, you can use PASSWD to reset someone else's\npassword by supplying their username and then the desired password. To\nindicate an empty password, use * instead.":"Syntax: $bPASSWD <current> <new> <new_again>$b\nOr: $bPASSWD <username> <new>$b\n\nPASSWD lets you change your account password. You must supply your current\npassword and confirm the new one by typing it twice. If you're an IRC operator\nwith the correct permissions, you can use PASSWD to reset someone else's\npassword by supplying their username and then the desired password. To\nindicate an empty password, use * instead.",
"Syntax: $bREGISTER <password> [email]$b\n\nREGISTER lets you register your current nickname as a user account. If the\nserver allows anonymous registration, you can omit the e-mail address.\n\nIf you are currently logged in with a TLS client certificate and wish to use\nit instead of a password to log in, send * as the password.":"Syntax: $bREGISTER <password> [email]$b\n\nREGISTER lets you register your current nickname as a user account. If the\nserver allows anonymous registration, you can omit the e-mail address.\n\nIf you are currently logged in with a TLS client certificate and wish to use\nit instead of a password to log in, send * as the password.",
"Syntax: $bRENAME <account> <newname>$b\n\nRENAME allows a server administrator to change the name of an account.\nCurrently, you can only change the canonical casefolding of an account\n(e.g., you can change \"Alice\" to \"alice\", but not \"Alice\" to \"Amanda\").":"Syntax: $bRENAME <account> <newname>$b\n\nRENAME allows a server administrator to change the name of an account.\nCurrently, you can only change the canonical casefolding of an account\n(e.g., you can change \"Alice\" to \"alice\", but not \"Alice\" to \"Amanda\").",
"Syntax: $bRESETPASS <account> <code> <password>$b\n\nRESETPASS resets an account password, using a reset code that was emailed as\nthe result of a previous $bSENDPASS$b command.":"Syntax: $bRESETPASS <account> <code> <password>$b\n\nRESETPASS resets an account password, using a reset code that was emailed as\nthe result of a previous $bSENDPASS$b command.",
"Syntax: $bSADROP <nickname>$b\n\nSADROP forcibly de-links the given nickname from the attached user account.":"Syntax: $bSADROP <nickname>$b\n\nSADROP forcibly de-links the given nickname from the attached user account.",
"Syntax: $bSAGET <account> <setting>$b\n\nSAGET queries the values of someone else's account settings. For more\ninformation on the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.":"Syntax: $bSAGET <account> <setting>$b\n\nSAGET queries the values of someone else's account settings. For more\ninformation on the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.",
"Syntax: $bSAREGISTER <username> [password]$b\n\nSAREGISTER registers an account on someone else's behalf.\nThis is for use in configurations that require SASL for all connections;\nan administrator can set use this command to set up user accounts.":"Syntax: $bSAREGISTER <username> [password]$b\n\nSAREGISTER registers an account on someone else's behalf.\nThis is for use in configurations that require SASL for all connections;\nan administrator can set use this command to set up user accounts.",
"Syntax: $bSASET <account> <setting> <value>$b\n\nSASET modifies the values of someone else's account settings. For more\ninformation on the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.":"Syntax: $bSASET <account> <setting> <value>$b\n\nSASET modifies the values of someone else's account settings. For more\ninformation on the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.",
"Syntax: $bSENDPASS <account>$b\n\nSENDPASS sends a password reset email to the email address associated with\nthe target account. The reset code in the email can then be used with the\n$bRESETPASS$b command.":"Syntax: $bSENDPASS <account>$b\n\nSENDPASS sends a password reset email to the email address associated with\nthe target account. The reset code in the email can then be used with the\n$bRESETPASS$b command.",
"Syntax: $bSESSIONS [nickname]$b\n\nSESSIONS is an alias for $bCLIENTS LIST$b. See the help entry for $bCLIENTS$b\nfor more information.":"Syntax: $bSESSIONS [nickname]$b\n\nSESSIONS is an alias for $bCLIENTS LIST$b. See the help entry for $bCLIENTS$b\nfor more information.",
"Syntax: $bSUSPEND ADD <nickname> [DURATION duration] [reason]$b\n $bSUSPEND DEL <nickname>$b\n $bSUSPEND LIST$b\n\nSuspending an account disables it (preventing new logins) and disconnects\nall associated clients. You can specify a time limit or a reason for\nthe suspension. The $bDEL$b subcommand reverses a suspension, and the $bLIST$b\ncommand lists all current suspensions.":"Syntax: $bSUSPEND ADD <nickname> [DURATION duration] [reason]$b\n $bSUSPEND DEL <nickname>$b\n $bSUSPEND LIST$b\n\nSuspending an account disables it (preventing new logins) and disconnects\nall associated clients. You can specify a time limit or a reason for\nthe suspension. The $bDEL$b subcommand reverses a suspension, and the $bLIST$b\ncommand lists all current suspensions.",
"Syntax: $bUNREGISTER <username> [code]$b\n\nUNREGISTER lets you delete your user account (or someone else's, if you're an\nIRC operator with the correct permissions). To prevent accidental\nunregistrations, a verification code is required; invoking the command without\na code will display the necessary code.":"Syntax: $bUNREGISTER <username> [code]$b\n\nUNREGISTER lets you delete your user account (or someone else's, if you're an\nIRC operator with the correct permissions). To prevent accidental\nunregistrations, a verification code is required; invoking the command without\na code will display the necessary code.",
"Syntax: $bVERIFY <username> <code>$b\n\nVERIFY lets you complete an account registration, if the server requires email\nor other verification.":"Syntax: $bVERIFY <username> <code>$b\n\nVERIFY lets you complete an account registration, if the server requires email\nor other verification.",
