New translations nickserv.lang.json (Serbian (Cyrillic))

languages/sr-SP-nickserv.lang.json

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
   "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.": "",
   "Syntax: $bREGISTER <username> <email> [password]$b\n\nREGISTER lets you register a user account. If the server allows anonymous\nregistration, you can send an asterisk (*) as the email address.\n\nIf the password is left out, your account will be registered to your TLS client\ncertificate (and you will need to use that certificate to login in future).": "",
   "Syntax: $bSADROP <nickname>$b\n\nSADROP forcibly de-links the given nickname from the attached user account.": "",
+  "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: $bUNREGISTER <username> [code]$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.": ""
 }