auth_allow_deny (AuthModule)

    # File lib/rbot/core/auth.rb, line 232
      def auth_allow_deny(m, p)
        begin
          botuser = @bot.auth.get_botuser(p[:user].sub(/^all$/,"everyone"))
        rescue
          return m.reply(_("couldn't find botuser %{name}") % {:name => p[:user]})
        end

        if p[:where].to_s.empty?
          where = :*
        else
          where = m.parse_channel_list(p[:where].to_s).first # should only be one anyway
        end

        # pseudo-message to find the template. The source is ignored, and the
        # target is set according to where the template should be checked
        # (public or private)
        # This might still fail in the case of 'everywhere' for commands there are
        # really only private
        case where
        when "?""?"
          pseudo_target = @bot.myself
        when :*
          pseudo_target = m.channel
        else
          pseudo_target = m.server.channel(where)
        end

        pseudo = PrivMessage.new(bot, m.server, m.source, pseudo_target, p[:stuff].to_s)

        auth_path = find_auth(pseudo)
        debug auth_path

        if auth_path
          allow = p[:allow]
          if @bot.auth.permit?(botuser, auth_path, where)
            return m.reply(_("%{user} can already do that") % {:user => botuser}) if allow
          else
            return m.reply(_("%{user} can't do that already") % {:user => botuser}) if !allow
          end
          cmd = PrivMessage.new(bot, m.server, m.source, m.target, "permissions set %{sign}%{path} %{where} for %{user}" % {
            :path => auth_path,
            :user => p[:user],
            :sign => (allow ? '+' : '-'),
            :where => p[:where].to_s
          })
          handle(cmd)
        else
          m.reply(_("sorry, %{cmd} doesn't look like a valid command. maybe you misspelled it, or you need to specify it should be in private?") % {
            :cmd => p[:stuff].to_s
          })
        end
      end