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# Permissions
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## Adding an admin user
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This is a little complex at the moment but it will get easier some time soon.
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### Registering user
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2019-02-17 14:27:56 +00:00
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Join a channel that BitBot is in (he'll automatically join #bitbot with default
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configuration) and then type
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2019-02-17 14:29:50 +00:00
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> /msg <botnick> register <password>
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### Give * permission
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The `*` permission is a special permission that gives you completely unfettered
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access to all of BitBot's functions.
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On IRC, send this to BitBot and take note of the ID response
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> /msg <botnick> myid
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Then take that ID and open the database in sqlite3 (default database location is
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`databases/bot.db`
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> $ sqlite3 databases/bot.db
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And then insert your `*` permission
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> INSERT INTO user_settings VALUES (<id>, 'permissions', '["*"]');
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(where `<id>` is the response from the `myid` command)
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2019-02-17 14:28:59 +00:00
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### Authenticating
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To authenticate yourself as your admin user, use the following command
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> /msg <botnick> identify <password>
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