Author: Kev <klmitch@mit.edu>

[ircu2.10.12-pk.git] / doc / example.conf

diff --git a/doc/example.conf b/doc/example.conf
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@@ -395,12 +395,12 @@ P:192.168.*:::6666
 #
 # The currently defined subsystems are SYSTEM, CONFIG, OPERMODE (used by
 # /opmode and /clearmode), GLINE, JUPE, WHO (used by /whox), NETWORK
-# (connects and disconnects), OPERKILL, SERVKILL, OPER, OPERLOG, USERLOG,
-# RESOLVER, SOCKET, DEBUG, and OLDLOG.  You can set log files for these
-# subsystems to log to, or you can tell them to syslog their data, or
-# even send server notices.  You can do any of these in combination, but
-# you can't log to more than one file.  You can also set minimum log
-# levels per subsystem, if you wish.
+# (connects and disconnects), OPERKILL, SERVKILL, USER, OPER, OPERLOG,
+# USERLOG, RESOLVER, SOCKET, DEBUG, and OLDLOG.  You can set log files
+# for these subsystems to log to, or you can tell them to syslog their
+# data, or even send server notices.  You can do any of these in
+# combination, but you can't log to more than one file.  You can also set
+# minimum log levels per subsystem, if you wish.
 #
 # The format for LOG Feature lines is as follows:
 #