basic off-channel support; restructuring how part functions are handled

[srvx.git] / srvx.conf.example

diff --git a/srvx.conf.example b/srvx.conf.example
index 3243d3808617393df6603dc7466b7f17815e82b4..0d730519dbca88633b2b8f20dfa01458fb5e6a99 100644 (file)
--- a/srvx.conf.example
+++ b/srvx.conf.example
@@ -178,6 +178,12 @@
         // (This is changed relative srvx-1.0.x, which would use default
         // unless you specified ".disabled".)
         "nick" "ChanServ";
+       // Should ChanServ join the channel? Please do not ask the srvx dev
+       // team for help configuring your ircd or a patch if you attempt to
+       // use this option on ircds that do not support having services off
+       // of the channel. Most people will leave this off; we cannot assist
+       // you in designing your network to make this option usefull to you.
+       "off_channel" "no";
         // how long should a person be unseen before resending infoline?
         "info_delay" "120";
         // maximum greeting length
@@ -295,6 +301,10 @@
     "max_cycles" "30"; // max uplink cycles before giving up
     // Admin information is traditionally: location, location, email
     "admin" ("IRC Network", "Gotham City, GO", "Mr Commissioner <james.gordon@police.gov>");
+    /* the following two settings are for ircu's HEAD_IN_SAND features, and are equivelent to
+     * the F: lines in ircu's ircd.conf. both can be disabled by commenting them out. */
+    "his_servername" "*.Generic.NET"; // hidden server name, shown in remote /whois requests
+    "his_servercomment" "The Generic, Boring IRC Network";
 };
 
 // controlling how services (mostly NickServ) send mail