case "token":
        if(empty($args[1])){
            return $dAmn->say("$from: Usage:{$tr}token <i>username [password]</i>. If the username is on the list, it'll try using the password. Otherwise, it'll ask for the password.",$c);
        }
        if($user->has($from, 99)){
            $tuser = strtolower($args[1]);
            //Is our username on the list? Let's check.
            if(isset($config['logins']['login'][strtolower($args[1])])){
                //The passwords are encoded.. let's decode the one we'll be using.
                $tpass = base64_decode($config['logins']['login'][strtolower($args[1])]);
            //Perhaps our username isn't on that list. Let's check the secondary one.
            }elseif(isset($config['invisilogins']['login'][strtolower($args[1])])){
                //Found? Declaring password.
                $tpass = $config['invisilogins']['login'][strtolower($args[1])];
            //Perhaps it's not on either list. If a second argument was included, we'll be using that as the password.
            }elseif(!empty($args[2])){
                $tpass = $args[2];
            //If no password was included either, let's see who sent the command.
            }elseif(empty($args[2])){
                //If the owner sent the command, they have the option of putting the password in the bot window.
                if($from == $config['bot']['owner']){
                    $dAmn->say("$from: Place password in bot window.",$c);
                    print "\nPlease input {$args[1]}'s password below.\n";
                    //After they've put the password in.. let's declare our pass found.
                    $tpass = trim(fgets(STDIN));
                }else
                    //If the owner wasn't the command sender, they can't enter the password into the window. No use killing the bot so, let's kill the command.
                    return $dAmn->say("$from: $args[1] is not a stored login. Username and password required for non-stored logins.",$c);
            }
            //Now for the token grabber. Let's send the username and password.
            $tcheck = testlogin($tuser, $tpass);
            //If we got an array returned, there's no authtoken in there. Let's show the error so we know what's wrong.
            if(is_array($tcheck)){
                return $dAmn->say("$from: Error returned. {$tcheck['error']}",$c);
            }
            //Success! We got an authtoken. Mission accomplished.
            if($args[0] == "login"){
                //For the login command, we're gonna set up the config so that when it logs in, it'll be using our new login and token.
                $config['bot']['username'] = $args[1];
                $config['bot']['token'] = $tcheck;
                save_config("bot");
                $dAmn->say("$from: Login accepted. Changing logins, please wait.",$c);
                //With that all set up, we're gonna send the disconnect. The bot will use the stored info to try and login.
                $dAmn->send("disconnect\n".chr(0));
            }else{
                //For token, we're just gonna send the javascript command to the requester.
                $dAmn->say("$from: javascript: dAmn_Login(\"{$args[1]}\",\"{$tcheck}\");",$c);
            }
        }else
            return $dAmn->say("$from: This is an owner-only command.",$c);
        break;