====== How to use the builtin http-daemon ======
At first you have to activate the http daemon in the bot. You can do this via the command "http". You have to tell the http-daemon on which port it listens. If you have an unprivileged account you have to use a port > 1024. I think port 8080 is a good choice:
<code>
http 8080
</code>

You will receive a message if the startup of the http-daemon was successful and some informations for using it:
<code>
Example -> http://127.0.0.1:8080/[AUTH-CODE]?
</code>

You can now start a browser (Firefox for example) and enter the following url:
<code>
http://127.0.0.1:8080/[AUTH-CODE]?uptime
</code>

The bot will answer with:
<code>
uptime:
OK: The Bot is running since 28.11.2013 12:13:19 - this is an uptime of 00:01:43.1093750
</code>

It works! \\
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Now you can try different commands and if you know the ip of your host, you can initiate commands from another system.\\
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**Important:** \\
You have to escape some characters to make them work: \\
Dollar "$" -> %24 \\
Ampersand "&" -> %26 \\
Plus "+" -> %2B \\
Comma "," -> %2C \\
Slash "/" -> %2F \\
Colon ":" -> %3A \\
Semi-colon ";" -> %3B \\
Equals "=" -> %3D \\
Question mark "?" -> %3F \\
At-Symbol "@" -> %40 \\
Backslash "\" -> %5C \\

**Hint:** \\
If you like to use a Newline in your text, please use the following sequence:
%2Fn%2Fr