Documentation updates.

CONFIG-README

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ README for pisg.cfg - the configuration file for pisg
 ------------------
 This file is used for two things:
  - Setting user options (for user aliases, pics, ignores and links)
+ - Setting up channel(s) to be parsed.
  - Setting pisg config options (for general things with pisg)
  - Word options (for adding words that are meant to be 'foul(bad) language')
  
@@ -35,22 +36,36 @@ You don't have to do all this in many lines, you could just as easily do:
 (Here the aliases is a space seperated list of nicks, that also works! But *
 as a wildcard is smarter, but also slower).
 
+CHANNELS SETUP
+------------------
+
+For each of your channels which you want to parse through, you make
+something like this:
+
+<channel="#channel" logfile="channel.log">
+ format = "mIRC"
+ maintainer = "NameOfMaintainer"
+</channel>
+
+Any options in the <channel *> section will be forced, even over commandline
+options... any options before </channel> can be overridden from command line
+
+There is a lot of variables which you can set between the <channel> and
+</channel> tags, these are listed in the next section.
 
 PISG OPTIONS
 ------------------
-This is a tougher part, a lot of things can be set here, simply the syntax
-is like this:
+If you have multiple channels, then you can set some defaults for them, for
+example you can do.
 
-<set variable="value">
+<set format="mIRC">
 
-For example:
-<set channel="#channel">
+And you won't have to worry about setting the format for every channel.
 
 You can also combine settings into one line such as:
 <set channel="#channel" logfile="/var/log/channel.log">
 
-A normal complete line for a channel would be:
-<set channel="#channel" logfile="channel2.log" format="mIRC" network="SomeIRCNet" outputfile="index.html">
+All the differents variables are listed below.
 
 Other examples:
 <set lang='EN' langfile='lang.txt'>
@@ -137,17 +152,4 @@ Or in German:
 <words foul="scheisse scheiße kacke">
 
 
-
 Have fun configuring pisg! :)
-
-
-MULTIPLE CHANNELS
-------------------
-***MUST begin with <channel="#channel"
-<channel="#channel" logfile="channel.log" format="mIRC" outputfile="channel.html">
-    network="EFNet"
-    maintainer="fubar"
-</channel>
-
-
-any options in the <channel *> section will be forced, even over commandline options... any options before </channel> can be overridden from command line

CREDITS

@@ -1,6 +1,15 @@
 CREDITS goes to...
 --
 
+The developers:
+--
+Winfried Nessen <doomy@doomshammer.yi.org>
+Jamie Cheetham <jamie@softham.co.uk>
+Morten Brix Pedersen <morten@wtf.dk>
+Sam Bingner <sam@dhs.org>
+
+And all the other contributors:
+
  * Stefan aka Flyghost <flyghost@ghosthouse.cx>
    | Code contribution and fixes
  * P. Gnodde aka Shogun <peter@pcswebdesign.nl>
@@ -23,22 +32,15 @@ CREDITS goes to...
    | Reported a very small, but stupid bug with the xchat fileformat :)
  * kiss dess <duvet@mail.com>
    | Found a few minor bugs. And added replace_links()
- * Sam Bingner <sam@dhs.org>
-   | Added mIRC color stripping, eggdrop log format and nick/alias tracking.
-   | Bunch of other patches
  * S. William Schulz <sws@astrum.com>
    | Better commandline arguments, --help and fixed indenting problems with
      xchat logs, also fixed a critical thing with --format
  * Tim Hunter <tim@quic.net>
    | 'shortest lines', 'most fouls', 'pageheader' and more. 
- * Winfried (Doomshammer) <doomy@doomshammer.yi.org>
-   | grufti log format help, German translation and a ton of other things.
  * Kim Ingemann (Tuxi) <tuxi@tuxi.dk>
    | Danish translation
  * Molator <molator@ifrance.com>
    | French translation
- * Jamie Cheetham <jamie@softham.co.uk>
-   | Eggdrop 'last messaged repeated x times' fix, and tons of bug reports
  * Sheuron Azxe <xeron@cfutura.com>
    | Spanish translation
  * Gandalf the Grey <gandalf@irc.pl>

README

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ SETTING UP PISG
 It's quite simple to set up pisg. You have 2 choices:
 
  * Set settings from commandline (try pisg.pl --help)
- * Set settings from the pisg.cfg config file (more flexible)
+ * Configure pisg from the pisg.cfg file (more flexible and configurable)
 
 The most important here is the name of the logfile, the maintainers name,
 and then the format of your logfile.
@@ -45,6 +45,8 @@ it. If you're on a Linux/Unix system, these steps should do the work:
     $ chmod +x pisg.pl
     $ ./pisg.pl
 
+Running pisg like this will just use the settings in pisg.cfg.
+
 If you have more than one channel, then you can also tell it to pisg on the
 commandline, the syntax is explained when doing: