Release v2.2.0

Formally releases the use of TLS for IRC channel.

Adds the ability for a channel owner or a bot admin to whisper "settings" to the bot to get the new settings_link (if set).

Release v2.1.1

IRC channel is now encrypted with TLS! No more sending the auth token in plaintext.

Plus, some general cleanup.

I haven't tested these for more than about 10 minutes yet.

Release v2.0.0

This is the first release of the revamped, container-based botterage.
I usually build my images immediately before using them, but that kind of undermines the point of images in the first place. The images for botterage and botterage-http are provided here as gzipped tar files. These can be consumed by docker load as:

docker load < botterage-http.tgz
docker load < botterage.tgz

After doing this, you can use the docker-compose.yml as described in the README. Or, if you know what you're doing, you can just run those two images. They require nothing more than a few environment variables to run:

• DBNAME - name of the database
• DBUSER - user to connect to the db as
• DBPASS - db password for DBUSER
• DBSERV - server (hostname/ip/whatever) of the database