Example configuration files
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In this directory there are one example file for each of the  four  config  file
types;  General,  Users,  Commands  and  Levels. The General file is for all the
general configuration such as server list, nickname list, signoff  message  etc.
The Users file is where the different users and their levels are. For each user,
you have an entry name, Access and FileAccess to determine their rights  on  the
bot,  and finally a list of masks that shows which hostnames/usernames etc. sort
under this entry. Then there's the list of commands that  the  bot  understands.
Check  out the file to understand the layout. Finally, there is the Levels file.
This just consists of a few level settings, and isn't all that exciting.

Normally you would just copy the files in Config/Examples/ to Config/  and  edit
them  to  suit  your needs or use BearConfig. However, if you want to build them
from the beginning, keep in mind that the reader is not  yet  very  robust,  and
"bugs"  in  a  file might lead to unexpected behaviour from the bot. Also, don't
put your heart and soul  into  writing  Oscarwinning  comments,  as  Henry  will
disregard and remove them when he writes a configuration to disk.

Caution 1: BearConfig does NOT write "Commands" files at  the  moment.  Use  the
supplied one and edit it.

Caution 2: There is a bug when Henry writes the masks of some users to the Users
file. Check it manually after using BearConfig.