As this release is ALPHA, not everything is supported. Because of this, this
document will show you the commands and modes that are supported in this
version. All commands listed below are as listed in request for comments (RFC)
number 1459, the original IRC documentation. Anything extra to this RFC
(with the exception of commands for loading plugins etc) will be a loadable
module and not implemented in the core.

Implimented server to server commands:

	SERVER	CONNECT
	LINKS	SQUIT

Implemented commands:

	NICK	 USER
	OPER	 QUIT
	JOIN	 MODE
	TOPIC	 NAMES
	LIST	 KICK
	VERSION	 STATS
	TIME	 ADMIN
	INFO	 PRIVMSG
	NOTICE	 WHO
	WHOIS	 KILL
	PING	 PONG
	AWAY	 REHASH
	RESTART	 SUMMON
	USERS	 WALLOPS
	USERHOST ISON
	INVITE	 PASS
	TRACE    WHOWAS

Module commands (non-rfc):

	MODLIST  CHGHOST
	GLOBOPS  HELPOP
	KNOCK    OPERMOTD
	QUOTE    SAJOIN
	SAMODE   SANICK
	SAPART   SAQUIT
	SETNAME  SETHOST



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CHANNEL MODES:	    i,m,n,t,k,l,p,s,o,h**,v,b
USER MODES:	    i,w,s,o
MODULE CHAN MODES:  c,G,K,C,V,Q,N,T,O,L,r,R,M,S,Z
MODULE USER MODES:  B,G,x,g,h,r,R,W,S

NOTE: Module Modes will be documented in the near future.

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** CHANNEL MODE h is optional, and can be enabled / disabled via a config flag.

The following features are supported:

	* Dynamic module support
	* Object orientated architecture to save memory and increase speed
	* Connection multiplexing, one process for all (no forking!)

The following operating systems are supported:

	* Linux		(i386, possibly others)
				Tested on: RedHat, Slackware, Gentoo
	* FreeBSD 	(i386, possibly others)
				Tested on: 4.10, 4.11, 5.0, 5.2.1