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IRC Chat Line Command Help Guide
IRC---Chatline Commands---help
=============================================================================
***** The Basics *****
To Register your current nick with NickServ-
type:
/msg NickServ Register Password
password is a personal password you decide
To keep the nick you have just registered so that others may not use it
type:
/msg NickServ Set Kill On
this should be done right after registering you nick
To leave a message to someone with a registered nick:
type:
/msg MemoServ Send Nick text
where Nick is the registered nick you wish to send a message to and text is the
message
To retrieve messages you have received:
type:
/msg MemoServ list
a list of messages will appear if you have any
type:
/msg MemoServ read #
to read a message that appears in your list. Where # is the memo # to read
type:
/msg MemoServ del #
to delete a message that appears in your list. Where # is the memo # to delete
MemoServ will notify you when log in if you have messages and will also notify
you should you receive messages while on line
****ChanServ Help****
>
Usage: /msg chanserv (command/help)
ChanServ allows users to register and maintain absolute control
over channels. It works at the server level, essentially
making channel takeovers impossible, while giving users greater
flexibility. Registrations expire if no operator joins for 30 days.
For more information on a command /msg ChanServ help (command)
Core Commands:
REGISTER - Register a channel
SET - Change various channel configuration settings
SOP - Maintain SuperOp channel operator list
AOP - Maintain AutoOp channel operator list
AKICK - Maintain the channel AutoKick banned user list
DROP - Drop a registered channel
Other Commands:
IDENTIFY ACCESS OP UNBAN
INFO INVITE LIST MDEOP
-ChanServ- Command -REGISTER
-ChanServ- Usage - REGISTER(channel) (password) (description)
Registers a channel to ChanServ for control. The founder is
set to the person doing the registering. The password is for
the founder to gain access in case the normal access methods
for him/her fails. The description is totally arbitrary but
must be included.
-ChanServ- Command - SET (channel) (command) [value]
Allows you to change your channel settigns. These affect a
registered channel's status and operation.
For more information on a command msg ChanServ help SET (command)
Core SET Commands:
FOUNDER - Allows you to change the channel founder
PASSWD - Lets you change the channel founder password
DESC - Modify the channel's description
MLOCK - Locks the channel to certain modes
OPGUARD - More militant channel operator protection
KEEPTOPIC - Maintain the topic when no one is on the channel
URL - Attaches a URL to the channel
Additional Comands:
TOPICLOCK LEAVEOPS UNSECURE PRIVATE
Command - OP
Usage - OP(channel) ADD (nick or mask)
OP(channel> DEL (index number or mask)
OP(channel) LIST [search pattern]
Maintains the channel SuperOp list. ADD and DEL limited to
Channel founder LIST AutoOp access.
ADD adds a user to a channels SuperOp access list. DEL removes
a user from a channel's SuperOp access list. Index number is found
using the LIST subcommand. LIST lists the SuperOp access list.
When used with the optional search pattern, it will only show
those masks matching the specified pattern.
Examples:
- SOP #dragonrealm ADD dalvenjah
- SOP #dragonrealm ADD *!besmith@*.uncc.edu
- SOP #dragonrealm DEL 3
- SOP #dragonrealm LIST
-ChanServ- Command - AOP
-ChanServ- Usage - OP(channel) ADD (nick or mask)
OP(channel) DEL (index number or mask)
OP(channel) LIST [search pattern]
Maintains the channel AutoOp list. ADD and DEL limited to
SuperOp access LIST to Opaccess.
ADD adds a user to a channels AutoOp access list. DEL removes
a user from a channel's AutoOp access list. Index number is found
using the LIST subcommand. LIST lists the AutoOp access list.
When used with the optional search pattern, it will only show
those masks matching the specified pattern.
Examples:
- AOP #dragonrealm ADD dalvenjah
- AOP #dragonrealm ADD *!besmith@*.uncc.edu
- AOP #dragonrealm DEL 3
- AOP #dragonrealm LIST
-ChanServ- Command - KICK
-ChanServ- Usage - KICK(channel) ADD (nick or mask)
KICK(channel) DEL (index number or mask)
KICK(channel) LIST [search pattern]
Maintains the channel AutoKick list. These users will be
forcibly removed (kicked) and banned from the channel if
they join it. Limited to SuperOp access
ADD adds a user to a channels AutoKick access list. DEL removes
a user from a channel's AutoKick access list. Index number is found
using the LIST subcommand. LIST lists the AutoKick access list.
When used with the optional search pattern, it will only show
those masks matching the specified pattern.
Examples:
- AKICK #dragonrealm ADD dalvenjah
- AKICK #dragonrealm ADD *!besmith@*.uncc.edu
- AKICK #dragonrealm DEL 3
- AKICK #dragonrealm LIST
-ChanServ- Command - ROP
-ChanServ- Usage - ROP(channel)
Releases a previously registered channel. Limited to Channel
founder
-ChanServ- Command - IDENTIFY
-ChanServ- Usage - IDENTIFY(channel) (password)
Allows a channel founder to gain Founder access to the channel's
data even if the access mask fails to recognize the person.
-ChanServ- Command - ACCESS
-ChanServ- Usage - ACCESS(channel) [nick]
Allows a user to query his/her access to a registered channel.
Access levels are Basic, AutoOp, SuperOp, and Founder for any
given channel.
When used with the optional (nick) variable, this command
serves as a protocol for bots to query user access
on a channel using the ChanServ facility, thus relieving the
bot of keeping track of access lists. For a registered channel,
the reply is given in a NOTICE of the following format:
ACC (channel) (nick) (user@host) (access level)
The returned access level is a number from 0 to 3, where
0=basic, 1=utoOp 2=uperOp and 3=ounder If
the user is not online, the user@host and access level will
be *UNKNOWN* and 0, respectively.
This command is limited to channel Ops
-ChanServ- Command - OP
-ChanServ- Usage - OP(channel [-] (nick)...
Grants operator status to named users. When used with the - flag,
deops the named users. Limited to channel AutoOp and above.
-ChanServ- Command - UNBAN
-ChanServ- Usage - UNBAN(channel) [ME|ALL]
Allows a user to remove bans against him/her on a registered
channel. Limited to channel Ops
When used with the optional ALL option, removes all bans on
a registered channel. Limited to channel SuperOps
-ChanServ- Command -INFO
-ChanServ- Usage - INFO (channel)
-ChanServ- Shows certain information on a registered channel, such as
-ChanServ- founder, description, time registered, etc.
-ChanServ- Command - INVITE
-ChanServ- Usage - INVITE (channel> [nickname]
-ChanServ- Invites the sender, or the named user, to a channel that is set to
-ChanServ- mode +i. Limited to channel AutoOp and above.
-ChanServ- Command -LIST
-ChanServ- Usage - LIST (search pattern)
-ChanServ- Lists matching channels that have been registered with
ChanServ
-ChanServ- Command - DEOP
-ChanServ- Usage - DEOP (channel)
Removes operator status from all users on the named channel who
don't outrank the user. Limited to channel AutoOp and above.
*****NickServ Help*****
usage /msg nickserv command
NickServ allows users to register and effectively "own" nicks.
It has the ability to protect those nicknames from other users
who are not registered to use them. Registrations expire if the
owner does not use the nick in a 30 day period.
For more information on a command msg NickServ help (command)
-NickServ- Core Commands:
REGISTER - Register a nickname
SET - Change settings, including the KILL option
ACCESS - Change the list of authorized addresses
IDENTIFY - Authorize yourself using a password
RECOVER - Kill an unauthorized user
GHOST - Terminate a ghosted nickname
DROP - Drop a registered nickname
Other Commands:
RELEASE INFO ACC LIST
-NickServ- Command - REGISTER
-NickServ- Usage - REGISTER (password)
This command registers you as the owner of your nickname as
far as NickServ is concerned. It adds your nick to it's database
and adds a user@host mask generated from your current address
at the time to your access list.
-NickServ- Command - SET (command) [value]
Lets you change your nickname settings These affect the registered
nickname's status and operation.
For more information on a command msg NickServ help SET (command)
- Available SET Commands:
PASSWORD - Lets you change your nickname's password
KILL - Allows you to enforce your nickname using kills
URL - Attaches a Uniform Resource Locator to your nick
-NickServ- Command - ACCESS
-NickServ- Usage - ACCESS LIST [(nickname)]
ACCESS ADD (user@host mask)
ACCESS DEL (user@host mask)
Allows you to view or edit the access mask list associated with
your nick. The user@host masks are how access is judged within
NickServ. The nick part, as is used in ChanServ's access masks,
is not used here since it basically makes no difference.
- Ex.: ACCESS ADD calvin@hobbes.catt.ncsu.edu
- ACCESS DEL birdman@alcatraz.com
-NickServ- Command - IDENTIFY
-NickServ- Usage - IDENTIFY (password)
This allows you to avoid NickServ's wrath if you own your nick
but your current address is not in your access list for it.
-NickServ- Command - RECOVER
-NickServ- Usage - RECOVER (nick) [password]
This command allows those who have registered nicks which have
been taken because they didn't set the kill switch to ON a chance
to revenge themselves. It issues a manual version of the same
kill used in the automatic nick kill. This of course means that
you will need to use the NickServ RELEASE command to immediately
regain the nick, otherwise it will be held for the usual 2 mins.
A check in this command prevents you from killing yourself. :)
-NickServ- Command - HOST
-NickServ- Usage - HOST (nick) [password]
This command will remove from IRC a ghosted client belonging
to the user. The optional password can be given to kill ghosts
that you are not in the access list of.
-NickServ- Command - DROP
-NickServ- Usage - DROP (nick)
This allows you to drop any nick that you own from NickServ's
database. The nick is then up for grabs as far as ownership.
-NickServ- Command - RELEASE
-NickServ- Usage - RELEASE (nick) [password]
If your nick is being held by NickServ as the result of
nick-killing someone who stole it, this command allows you to
cause NickServ to release the nick before the usual two-minute
holding period is up. The optional password parameter allows
you to relase nicks even if you're not in their access list.
-NickServ- Command - INFO
-NickServ- Usage - INFO (nick)
If a nick is registered, this command shows certain info about
it, such as the owner, when it was registered, when it was last
recognized by NickServ, and whether or not the owner has enabled
nick kill defense.
-NickServ- Command - ACC
-NickServ- Usage - ACC (nick)
This command serves as a protocol for bots to query user access
using the NickServ facility, thus relieving the bot of
keeping track of access lists. The reply is givin in a NOTICE
of the following format:
ACC (nick) (access level)
The returned access level is a number from 0 to 2:
- 0 = No such registered nickname
- 1 = User is not online or not identified to NickServ
- 2 = User is identifed with NickServ access
-NickServ- Command - LIST
-NickServ- Usage - LIST (search pattern)
This command allows searching of registered nicks by both the
nicks themselves and the last valid address that the nick was
recognzied as.
Examples:
- LIST *Bob*
- LIST *@*.netcom.com
*****MemoServ Help*****
usage /msg memoserv command {nick} {text}
MemoServ allows registered users (with NickServ) to send
each other messages, which can be read by the recipient at
his/her leisure. Memos can be sent to people even when they
are not on IRC.
For more information on a command /msg MemoServ help (command)
Commands:
SEND - Send another user a memo
LIST - List your current memos
READ - Read a memo
DEL - Mark a memo as deleted
UNDEL - Mark a memo as not deleted
PURGE - Erase memos marked as deleted
FORWARD - Arrange or modify memo forwarding
-MemoServ- Command - SEND
-MemoServ- Usage - SEND (nick) (memo)
This command sends user (nick) a memo with the content
of (memo). That user can retreive that message later.
For example:
/msg MemoServ SEND Lefler Meet me at 4:00 PM on #dragonrealm, please.
-MemoServ- Command - LIST
-MemoServ- Usage - LIST
Lists memos that people have sent you. You can read them
with the READ command. If you have more than 20 memos, only
the first 20 are listed.
-MemoServ- Command - DEL
-MemoServ- Usage - DEL (memo number)
-MemoServ- DEL ALL
Deletes memo (memo number) (as given by the LIST command)
from your memo list. DEL ALL deletes and purges all of your
memos without restriction, so use it with care.
Note: DEL does not actually remove the memo, but simply
marks it as deleted (indicated with D in the LIST display).
The memo is not removed until you sign off or the PURGE
command is used.
-MemoServ- Command - UNDEL
-MemoServ- Usage - UNDEL (memo number)
Marks memo (memo number) (as given by the LIST command)
as undeleted, if has been marked deleted with the DEL
command.
-MemoServ- Command - PURGE
-MemoServ- Usage - PURGE
This command removes all memos which have been flagged
deleted from your memo list. This command cannot be
reversed, so use it carefully.
-MemoServ- Command - FORWARD
-MemoServ- Usage - FORWARD
FORWARD-
FORWARD (nickname) [password]
Allows memos sent to one registered nickname to be forwarded to
another. The first command will tell you if memos to your
current nick are being forwarded. The second will disable
forwarding for memos to your current nick. The third command
will establish forwarding for memos to your present nickname;
this command requires you to identify to your current nick and
may require you to specify the password of the nickname you wish
to begin forwarding to.
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