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 **This app is built to join and listen on the selected IRC channel handling cross communications between the channel and site chatbox.**
 
-V3 - Breaks all the parts into modular scripts to help with debugging and future proofing. The main solution it provides is running a single bot listener but four gunicorn workers for multi-threaded handling of API calls. 
+V3 - Breaks all the parts into modular scripts to help with debugging and future proofing. The main solution it provides is running a single bot listener but four gunicorn workers for multi-threaded handling of API calls through the use of a Redis publishing system. This allows for a much more active chat as the site grows. 
 
 **Includes:**
 - User verification and validation
 - Staff channel management
 - Cross application communications
 
+**Depends:**
+- Redis server (This set up uses an alternate port and password set in redis.conf)
+
 **To install:**
 >[!NOTE]
 >These instructions are set up to install the app into it's own virtual environment
 - Clone the project
-- Move the service file to `/etc/systemd/system/ircbridge.service`
+- Move the service files to `/etc/systemd/system/<filename>.service`
 - Set appropriate settings in config.yml and gunicorn_config.py
 - Set up python venv in dir
   - `$ cd <directory>`
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   - `$ source venv/bin/activate`
   - `$ pip install -r requirements.txt`
   - `$ deactivate`
-- Edit the service file to reflect proper paths
+- Edit the service files to reflect proper paths
 - Enable and start the service
-  - `$ sudo systemctl enable ircbridge.service`
-  - `$ sudo systemctl start ircbridge.service`
+  - `$ sudo systemctl enable ircbridge.service ircbridgebot.service`
+  - `$ sudo systemctl start ircbridge.service ircbridgebot.service`
   - Use `journalctl -u ircbridge -f` to monitor