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diff --git a/lib/App/Statsbot.pm b/lib/App/Statsbot.pm
index 902f9d3..8e03642 100644
--- a/lib/App/Statsbot.pm
+++ b/lib/App/Statsbot.pm
@@ -31,6 +31,15 @@ our $SSL = '';
 our @CHANNELS;
 our $DB = '/var/lib/statsbot/db';
 
+{
+	my %cfg = (debug => \$DEBUG, tick => \$TICK, nickname => \$NICKNAME, server => \$SERVER, port => \$PORT, ssl => \$SSL, channels => \@CHANNELS, db => \$DB);
+	for my $var (keys %cfg) {
+		my $key = "STATSBOT_\U$var";
+		${$cfg{$var}} = $ENV{$key} if exists $ENV{$key} && ref $cfg{$var} eq 'SCALAR';
+		@{$cfg{$var}} = split ' ', $ENV{$key} if exists $ENV{$key} && ref $cfg{$var} eq 'ARRAY';
+	}
+}
+
 my $dbh;
 my $insert;
 my $update;
@@ -129,14 +138,14 @@ sub on_public{
 	my ($targets,$message)=@_[ARG1,ARG2];
 	my $botnick = _nick_name;
 
-	if ($message =~ /(?:$botnick[:,])?\s*!?help\s*(.*)/sx) {
+	if ($message =~ /^(?:$botnick[:,]\s*!?|\s*!)help/sx) {
 		_yield(privmsg => $targets, 'Try !presence username interval [truncate]');
 		_yield(privmsg => $targets, q/For example, !presence mgv '2 days'/);
 		_yield(privmsg => $targets, q/or !presence mgv '1 year' 4/);
 		return;
 	}
 
-	return unless $message =~ /(?:$botnick[:,])?\s*!?presence\s*(.*)/sx;
+	return unless $message =~ /^(?:$botnick[:,])?\s*!?presence\s*(.*)/sx;
 	my ($nick, $time, $truncate) = shellwords $1;
 
 	$truncate//=-1;
@@ -198,6 +207,11 @@ a channel. It is able to answer queries of the form "In the last <time
 interval>, how much time did <nick> spend in this channel?".
 
 It is configured via global variables in the App::Statsbot package.
+These variables are initialized from environment variables with names
+of the form STATSBOT_DEBUG, STATSBOT_TICK, etc. In the case of array
+variables, the environment variable is treated as a space separated
+list. Each configuration variable has a default value used when it is
+not set explicitly or via the environment.
 
 =over