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@ -16,13 +16,13 @@ PBot is a pragmatic IRCv3 Bot written in Perl
* [Output customization](#output-customization)
* [Newlines in messages](#newlines-in-messages)
* [Truncating long messages](#truncating-long-messages)
* [Scripting interface](#scripting-interface)
* [Extensible](#extensible)
* [Factoids](#factoids)
* [Code factoids](#code-factoids)
* [Plugins](#plugins)
* [Modules](#modules)
* [Functions](#functions)
* [Scripting interface](#scripting-interface)
* [Virtual machine to safely execute user-submitted code](#virtual-machine-to-safely-execute-user-submitted-code)
* [Powerful user management](#powerful-user-management)
* [Useful IRC quality-of-life improvements](#useful-irc-quality-of-life-improvements)
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all of the lines will be pasted, with formatting preserved, to a web paste service. PBot will then
output up to `max_newlines` lines as distinct messages and then output the URL to the paste.
### Scripting interface
PBot uses [Plang](https://github.com/pragma-/Plang) as a scripting language. You can use the
scripting language to construct advanced commands that are capable of interacting with PBot
internal API functions.
[Learn more.](doc/Plugins/Plang.md)
### Extensible
Additional commands and functionality can be added to PBot in the following ways.
@ -321,6 +314,13 @@ Additional Functions can easily be added by making a very simple PBot Plugin.
For more information, see the [Functions documentation](doc/Functions.md).
#### Scripting interface
PBot uses [Plang](https://github.com/pragma-/Plang) as a scripting language. You can use the
scripting language to construct advanced commands that are capable of interacting with PBot
internal API functions.
[Learn more.](doc/Plugins/Plang.md)
### Virtual machine to safely execute user-submitted code
PBot can integrate with a virtual machine to safely execute arbitrary user-submitted
operating system commands or code.
@ -383,11 +383,11 @@ For more information, see the [Admin documentation.](doc/Admin.md)
### Channel management and protection
PBot can perform the typical channel management tasks.
* opping/deopping, etc
* channel-mode tracking
* user hostmask/alias tracking
* ban-evasion detection
* flood detection
* opping/deopping known users, etc
* channel-mode tracking/protection
* [user hostmask/alias tracking](doc/Admin.md#message-historyuser-tracking)
* [ban-evasion detection](doc/Admin.md#akalink)
* [flood detection](doc/AntiAbuse.md)
* whitelisting, blacklisting, etc
* spam/advertisement detection
* and much, much more!

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If neither options `-a` or `-t` are provided then the `pids...` option is required.
## Message-history/user-tracking
Message history has an advanced user tracking algorithm in order to ensure that
PBot's message history uses an advanced user tracking algorithm in order to ensure that
messages are being stored in the right message history accounts. The following commands
query and manipulate the message history account links.
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<PBot> bob also known as: bob!~bob@user/bob (seen 5m ago), bobby!~bob@user/bob (seen 6d ago), robert!~bob@127.0.0.1 (seen 20d ago)
### akalink
PBot's message history has an advanced user-tracking algorithm in order to ensure that
messages are being stored in the right message history accounts. But sometimes
users connect from wholly distinct accounts with no obviously linkable metadata. If
you know for certain that they are the same individual, you can use the `akalink`
command to manually link two message history accounts together.
PBot's message history uses an advanced user-tracking algorithm in order to ensure that
messages are being stored in the right message history accounts. This is also used for
detecting ban-evasions and looking up also-known-as aliases.
But sometimes users connect from wholly distinct accounts with no obviously linkable metadata.
If you know for certain that they are the same individual, you can use the `akalink` command
to manually link two message history accounts together.
Usage: `akalink <target id> <alias id> [type]`

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chanop | If set to true, PBot will perform OP duties in this channel. | 0
permop | If set to true, PBot will not de-OP itself in this channel. | 0
For more information, see the [Channels documentation](Admin.md#channel-management-commands).
For more information, see the [Channels documentation](Admin.md#channel-management).
## Further Reading
That should get you started. For further information about PBot, check out these topics.