* bold the word alternative that people seem to be missing
* link to Limnoria's README.md for information what to do after cloning
the repository if someone clones it.
Spelling: weather/whether.
Grammar: slight adjustments.
New content: Changed Apache to Apache httpd (the name of their server,
differentiates from the hundreds of other projects they have),
introduced Nginx at the same time and then split the two
configurations. Added a note that other software may be able to be
used, but indicated sysadmins familiar with those packages should
configure them (they should be able to work it out from the existing
examples anyway).
- Minor changes for grammar (remove incorrect/excess usage of "quotes")
- Removing references to broken supybot.com, instead talking briefly about PluginDownloader
- Update & reword "Why won't Supybot respond to private messages?" clause, since `+R` is not just specific to freenode.
I also included global instructions, because I knew someone coming from
Eggdrop who wanted it globally, because their Eggdrop was also quiet.
Closes#60
* FAQ: make questions titles, so they can be linked more easily
* FAQ: link from question how to identify to Getting Started
* FAQ: add moving from Alias to Aka
* FAQ: change Alias question to be Aka
* FAQ: tell Karma value to be "True" instead of "On"
* _static/: Sphinx was complaining about this directory not existing on
my local repository.
NickServ is usually server-side alias on all networks that also checks that we are sending message to Services and if we aren't, the sending is aborted. Try it with `/quote NickServ help` or even `/allserv quote NickServ help`.
I don't recommend anything anymore there, network operators do that now
(ask at \#freenode and they will suggest SASL as reads at
https://freenode.net/faq.shtml#identify ).
Also mention that SASL is SASL PLAIN and to use SASL EXTERNAL you simply
configure CertFP + explain difference between the two mechanisms.
Adding strict hostmask isn't the only option, you can use wildcards and
the most used wildcards are now explained.
* any nick with specific ident (*!ident@host)
* server which doesn't have bots, but has multiple users
* anything with specific host (*!*@host)
* cloaks/vhosts
...to identify to Services.
Did this get a little too verbose? I think that this did, but I need
help making this a little less verbose and CertFP requires verbosity.
* mention that .rpm package is also available
* note that Windows users should run global installation commands with
Administrator rights and also remove `sudo` from beginnings of lines.
* note that pip should be upgraded if it fails to do any of the
installation commands when git is installed.
