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+# Configuration file for rbot service(s)
+#
+# To allow running more than one rbot service on your box, you can
+# symlink /etc/init.d/rbot to any name starting with rbot.
+# By doing this, after this configuration file, the service will
+# source the relative /etc/conf.d/rbot.$name file, where you can set
+# your particular configuration for that rbot instance.
+#
+# NOTE: please make sure you always use a different RBOTDIR for
+# multiple instances; you can still use the same user though.
+# Also note that, as in the home of the user there will be the
+# password for both rbot and NickServ access, the directory should not
+# have world readable permissions.
+
+# Base directory for the bot, with the configuration data
+RBOTDIR="/var/lib/rbot"
+
+# User to run the rbot instance with.
+# Note 1: you can specify also a group in the form of user:group.
+# Note 2: the HOME of the user will be hardwired to /dev/null for
+# safety.
+RBOTUSER="rbot:nobody"
+
+# The Ruby interpreter to run rbot with. Use full paths.
+# This defaults to whatever is put as default by eselect ruby.
+RBOTRUBY="/usr/bin/$(readlink /usr/bin/ruby)"