Go to line 248 and add this and translate it:
(where it talks about the channel mode +r)

"This mode has been removed."

Then go to line 346 Hit enter there and paste this and translate: (thats after the last channel mode, i.e +L)

<subsection>
<title>+j</title>
<p>
The +j mode is used for Channel join throttling and can be set only by servers.
</p>
 </subsection>

Lets move on..

Go to line 616 and hit enter then add there the following and translate it. (after the last oper mode)
and paste before the </section>  this:

<subsection>
<title>+x/X</title>
<p>
+x/X is used for Squelch and Silent Squelch. Stops a user transmitting, for example it stops thier PRIVMSG. Only settable by U:lined servers.
</p>
</subsection>

<subsection>
<title>+I</title>
<p>
+I hides the server info. Which means that the server part will not be displayed in a /whois output.
</p>
</subsection>

<subsection>
<title>+K</title>
<p>
Setting yourself +K is a request to the server to send you kill notices from  U:lined servers.
</p>
</subsection>

<subsection>
<title>+F</title>
<p>
Can bypass the ircd's recvq throttling.
</p>
</subsection>

<subsection>
<title>+j</title>
<p>
Setting yourself +j is a request to the server to send you rejected drone connection notices.
</p>
</subsection>


Please change the following section you find under: http://docs.dal.net/docs/modes.html#2.17 :

The +L mode is currently not used for anything on DAL.net although it is implemented into the current releases of the Bahamut IRCD. +L is moderated /list. If switched on, only channels with +L will appear in the /list. The +L mode has been reserved for future.




Translate as possible and thats it :)

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Just an update on the channel modes.


Below the mode +b, please add in the following mode (+e)


+e stands for except which excepts users from the channel who match a hostmask in the banlist allowing them to join. When a hostmask is set in the except list,the mode +e overrides the ban on the user that matches the hostmask.

Syntax:

/mode #channelname ħe [hosts]


Example:

/mode #peanutbutter +e PJKevin!*@*.my


In the above example, let's say there is an existing ban is set with the hostmask *!*@*.my. PJKevin's hostmask is PJKevin!kevin@brk32-kj.jaring.my. PJKevin will be able to join #peanutbutter because he has an exception with the mask PJKevin!*@*.my.

This mode applies to Bahamut version 1.8.1





Below +i, please add in the following mode (+I)




This mode allows a channel operator to set a list of users who are allowed to join a +i (invite only) channel.

Syntax:

/mode #channelname ħI [hosts]


Example:

/mode #peanutbutter +I PJKevin!*@*.my


In the above example, PJKevin will be allowed to join the channel even if the channel is +i with the hostmask PJKevin!kevin@brk32-kj.jaring.my since it matches an invite entry.

Note: Please note that this mode does not override bans set in the channel.

This mode applies to Bahamut version 1.8.1




Scroll down to the Final Word Section and change the last sentence to


"This reference was written for the DALnet IRCD, Bahamut, Version 1.8.* and should not be directly applied to other IRCDs."