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POE::Component::IRC::CUseroContPOE::Component::IRC::Cookbook::Disconnecting(3)

NAME
       POE::Component::IRC::Cookbook::Disconnecting - How to disconnect
       gracefully with PoCo-IRC

SYNOPSIS
       Shutting down an IRC bot can be quick and messy, or slow and graceful.

DESCRIPTION
       There are two ways you can shut down an IRC bot/client. The quick and
       dirty way is rather simple:

	exit;

       It exits the program, shutting down the socket, and everybody online
       sees yet another "Connection reset by peer" or "Remote end closed the
       socket" or something.

       As of version 6.50, all you need to do in order to shut down gracefully
       is to send a "shutdown" event to the IRC component.  It will make sure
       your quit message (if any) gets delivered, and will forcibly disconnect
       if there are any problems (faulty server or network issues). After
       doing this, it will unregister all sessions and clean up after itself.

       If you want to do something more elaborate on your own, take a look at
       the following documentation: logged in, "connected", "quit",
       "disconnect", and "unregister".

AUTHOR
       Rocco Caputo and Hinrik Oern Sigur`sson.

perl v5.14.1		       POE::Component::IRC::Cookbook::Disconnecting(3)
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