To install BridgeBot, edit BridgeBotMain.java and enter sensible values into
the list of public static Strings (LocalServerName, etc.)  Don't forget that
the name of the bridgebot on server 1 should be the name of the infobot on
server 2, and vice-versa.  The two infobots must have different names, or the
bridgebot will not work!

Get pircbot.jar from http://www.jibble.org/pircbot (version 0.9.5 at the time of
writing), and save it in the same directory as the BridgeBot java files

Now run "./compile", making sure that javac is in your path.

Finally, run "./run" - you should see a string of messages from the two servers
as the bot connects, and the bot should appear in the two channels.

To test the bot, address the bridgebot on channel 1 with a request for
information from the infobot on channel 2.  (eg "infobot2: google for monkeys".)

Beware that infobot replies are often the same as infobot commands, so the two
infobots will "cross-pollinate".  Adding the two infobots to each others'
ignorelists will stop the whole thing from working at all.  You can put up with
it, or do various nasty hacks to stop it.  I didn't want to mar the beauty and
elegance of my code, so I didn't :-)
