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mIRC Help
IRC illiterate? Well, this post will help you understand mIRC and how it works. You can use Ctrl+F to search for keywords in this post.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents I. Introduction II. #lovehina on Rizon III. Scripts/Addons IV. User Modes V. Services ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. Introduction First off, what is mIRC, let alone mIRC?? IRC: An international computer network of Internet servers, using its own protocol through which individual users can hold real-time online conversations. mIRC: mIRC is a shareware IRC client for Windows, created in 1995 and developed by Khaled Mardam-Bey. This was originally its only use, but it has evolved into a highly configurable tool that can be used for many purposes due to its integrated scripting language. To download mIRC, go to mIRC's homepage. http://www.mirc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- II. #lovehina on Rizon Well, first let me just say that over the years #lovehina has spawned MUCH funnier moments than anything you will ever see here on the forums. Since IRC is in real time, you won't have to wait for someone to "post a reply." Once you get mIRC, just select Rizon from the server list. If it is not there, click "Add" and fill in the forms like this: Description: Rizon IRC Server: irc.rizon.net Port(s): 6660-6669,7000 Group: Rizon Now click ok and connect to the server! Once connected, type /join #lovehina and you will be with us!  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- III. Scripts/Addons 1. Customized "Anaconda" Script Comes with IRC avatars, able to display your system information, two mp3 players, alarm clock, Ramirex's emote script, Winamp control, stats system, dictionary. Download here ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IV. User Modes User modes are settings that control various properties of nicks and channels. To use a mode, type: /mode $nick +?? (?? refers to a random letter) Here are all modes: a = Is a Services Administrator (assigned by the server). b = Can read & send chatops. c = Can see all connects/disconnects on the local server. d = Blocks all channel PRIVMSGs (Deaf). e = Can listen to server messages sent to +e users (Eyes). f = Listen to flood alerts from server. g = Can read & send to global ircops and local ircops. h = Available for help (Help Operator) (only ircops/admins can assign). i = Invisible (Not shown in /WHO searches). j = "Junk" mode. Displays misc information and nick changes. k = See's all the /KILL's that are being done. o = Global IRC operator (assigned by the server). q = Only U:lines can kick you (only ircops/admins can assign). r = Identifies the nick as being Registered (assigned by Services). s = Can see server notices. t = Says that you are using a /VHOST. v = Receive infected DCC send rejection notices. w = Can listen to wallop messages. x = Cloaks the nick's hostaddress in an encrypted format. z = Marks the client as being on a Secure Connection (SSL). A = Is a Server Administrator (assigned by the server). B = Marks you as being a bot. C = Is a Co Administrator (assigned by the server). F = Lets you receive Remote and Local connect notices. G = Replaces bad words sent to you with <censored>. H = Hide IRCop status in /WHO and /WHOIS. (ircops/admins only). I = Invisible.(only ircops/admins can assign). N = Is a Network Administrator (assigned by the server). O = Local IRC Operator (i.e. only on the server its logged onto) (assigned by the server). S = Services nick (nickserv, chanserv, etc). W = Lets you see when people do a /WHOIS on you (ircops/admins only). To add or subtract a channel mode, the general syntax is /mode <#channel> <+/- ><flag> [options]. Like with nick modes, channel mode commands can combine both addition and subtraction of flags with one command. Example: * /mode #kitchen +i = gives #kitchen an i(invite only) flag. * /mode #bathroom l 15 = gives #bathroom an l(limit) flag with a limit of 15. * /mode #bedroom +ilb-Gtc 9 gerald!ger@aol.com = adds flag i, subtracts G and t and c, puts the channel limit at 9 and bans gerald. Be careful when combining channel modes, it can get tricky trying to keep things straight and the server may get confused as to which option is for which flag. If you use mIRC, you can see the flags of a channel in the titlebar of the channel window. The following are the flags supported by Unreal. They are usually only setable by ops, however, some can also be set by halfops and some are assigned by the server, Services or ircops/admins. Its also possible for a flag to be prohibited from any usage. No channel mode can be set by non-ops/halfops. * a = Protected. Gives kick/deop protection to a nick in the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +a ricky = gives ricky a +a in channel #cars. o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a nick for that channel. o There is no special nicklist symbol associated with Protected like the @ is associated with ops, however, if the protected user is in that channel, then the user's /whois will show a "&" next to the channel. Also, when the user first joins that channel, ChanServ will be seen giving the +a. o Can also be assigned by Chanserv thru the access list and by the /cs protect command. * b = Prevents a hostmask from entering the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +b ricky!IrCQNet@icq.com = bans ricky from entering #cars. o This is the famous (or infamous) ban command. o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a hostmask for that channel. o Note that the definition does NOT say anything about kicking...a ban is not a kick, they are two separate actions. Alot of misunderstanding is associated with bans due to clients/scripts combining those two actions together. A straight ban ONLY prevents channel entry. If the hostmask is already in the channel, the ban does nothing to them. o Note that the definition does not say anything about preventing a USER from entering. Servers have no way of knowing who is behind a hostmask; servers don't have psychic powers. If a user has the ability to change nicks/usernames/hosts at will, then there will be no reasonable way to keep them out of a channel except by drastic measures such as key (+k), invite only (+i), Restricted channel (done with Chanserv), etc. o The ban victim can be entered into the /mode command in several ways. If only a nick or host is entered, the server will attempt to fill in the remaining hostmask with wildcards. o All the bans for a channel are listed in that channel's ban list. To see the list in #cars, use /mode #cars b .If you use a client like mIRC, you can also get the banlist by doubleclicking on any open whitespace in the channel (this brings up Channel Central). o Bans can be set/removed by anyone who is presently opped or halfopped. * c = Blocks messages with ANSI colour (ColourBlock). o Example: /mode #cars +c o Prevents all users from sending any chat lines into the channel that contain ANSI control characters. ANSI control characters are what is used to change normal text into colors, bold, underline, etc. o Note that this setting is not the same as +S. +S strips off the ANSI control characters but allows the text itself to come thru. +c blocks the whole line. * e = Ban exception. o Example: /mode #cars +e ricky!IrCQNet@te48.aol.com o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a hostmask for that channel. o This will exempt a hostmask from being banned. Say for example that there was a broad ban in #cars such as *!*@*.aol.com. This ban would keep out all aol users. Giving ricky an exemption would let him (and only him) thru the ban. o Exemptions can be set/removed by anyone who is presently opped or halfopped. * f = Channel flood protection. o Example: /mode #cars +f *10:60 = Kickbans any user who sends out more than 10 lines of chat within 60 seconds in channel #cars. o The * means that flooders will be kicked and banned. No * means that flooders will only be kicked. o Does not affect ops/ircops/admins. * h = Gives halfop status to a nick in the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +h ricky = makes ricky a halfop in #cars. o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a nick for that channel. o Nicks with a halfop flag are designated in the nicklist with a % in front of their nick and also have a % in their /whois next to the channel. o Halfops can: give/take voice, kick users, set bans. Halfops cannot: give/take op, give/take halfop, invite, kick ops, kick halfops, assign other channel modes. o Can also be assigned by Chanserv thru the access list and by the /cs halfop command. * i = Sets channel to invite-only. o Example: /mode #cars +i o Channels set to invite-only cannot be entered unless chanserv or an op in that channel invites them. * k = "Keys" a channel. o Example: /mode #cars +k blah o Keyed channels can only be entered when the user gives the proper key with the join command. In the above example, that command would be /join #cars blah . o A user with the proper key can enter the keyed channel even if his hostmask is banned. * l = Channel population is limited. o Example: /mode #cars +l 53 o Limited channels will only hold a certain number of users. In the above example, that number is 53. Any user attempting to join a channel that is at its limit will be denied entry. * m = Channel is moderated. o Example: /mode #cars +m o When a channel is moderated, only users with voice (+), halfop (%) or op (@) may send text into the channel. o Most clients will inform the user that they cannot send text into the channel with a message in their Status window. * n = No channel messages allowed from outside channel. o Example: /mode #cars +n o Normally, a user from outside of a channel can send a message to all the users of that channel with /msg #channel <message>. This channel mode blocks that. * o = Gives operator status to a nick in the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +o ricky = makes ricky an op in #cars. o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a nick for that channel. o Nicks with an op flag are designated in the nicklist with a @ in front of their nick and also have a @ in their /whois next to the channel. o Ops can (generally speaking) kick/ban/exempt anyone, can assign voice and halfops, and can set channel modes. * p = Private channel. o Example: /mode #cars +p o A private channel will not show up with the /list command. o Nicks in a private channel will not show up with the /names #channel nor /who #channel commands. o I don't know of any difference between a private channel and a secret (+s) channel. * q = Denotes channel Owner (founder). o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a nick for that channel. o There is no special nicklist symbol associated with Owner like the @ is associated with ops, however, if the owner is in that channel, then the user's /whois will show a "~" next to the channel. Also, when the user first joins that channel, ChanServ will be seen giving the +q. o Gives the same protection as +a. * r = Channel is Registered. o Assigned by Services. * s = Secret channel. o Example: /mode #cars +s o A secret channel will not show up with the /list command. o Nicks in a secret channel will not show up with the /names #channel nor /who #channel commands. o ircops/admins are not affected by +s. o I don't know of any difference between a secret channel and a private (+p) channel. * t = Only ops/halfops may set the channel topic. o Example: /mode #cars +t o Normally, anyone in a channel can set the channel topic. With +t, only ops and halfops can, users/voices cannot. * u = Channel set to "Auditorium". o Example: /mode #cars +u o Normally, when a user first joins a channel, their client does a /names command for that channel and creates its nicklist from the resulting output. After that, the client uses joins and parts to keep the nicklist updated. A channel set to +u however, will filter that output such that only ops/halfops/+a/+q will be seen. In addition, all joins and parts are blocked from being seen by users/voices. o The effects of +u on a channel can be disconcerting to users who are not used to that mode. The following is short summary: 1. For ops/halfops/+a/+q who are already in the +u channel, there is no affect. All nicks can be seen in the nicklist and all joins/parts are sent to them by the server. However, when an op or halfop first joins, they do not have their op status and so they begin as a user. After receiving op/halfop, they must use /names #channel to refresh their nicklist. During the time that they were not op/halfop, they will not have seen any joins/parts. 2. For normal users and voices: 1. When first entering a channel, they will only see ops/halfops/+a/+q. They will not see any normal users nor voices. 2. They will not see anyone join or part in the channel. Even if an op leaves, the user will not see the channel part message and the op's nick will remain in the nicklist. 3. Quits are not affected by +u. They will still be seen in the channel. 4. Channel chat is not affected by +u. All chat, even from normal users and voices, can still be seen. However, the chat will seem to come from invisible users (which is a fairly accurate description). The nick of the chatter will still preceed the chat lines, but you will not see the nick in the nicklist. 3. In addition to affecting /names, the /who command can be affected as well. 4. Only channel owners can enable/disable +u. * v = Gives voice to a nick in the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +v ricky = gives ricky voice in channel #cars. o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a nick for that channel. o The original purpose of the voice funtion was to help control user channel chat in special situations. In a moderated channel (one with +m set), only ops, halfops and voices can send text to the channel and so a channel can be made to act as a meeting hall, with only one speaker talking at a time. However, +m and voice can also be used to limit floods during flood attacks. Voice is also sometimes used for showing favorable recognition. o Nicks with voice are designated in the nicklist with a + in front of their nick and also have a + in their /whois next to the channel. o Can also be assigned by Chanserv thru the access list and by the /cs voice command. * z = Only Clients on a Secure Connection (SSL) can join. o No information available about this mode at this time. * A = Server/Net Admin only channel. o Example: /mode #cars +A = only admins/ircops may join #cars. o Not a channel setting per se, but is a flag that is assigned to a nick for that channel. o Only admins can assign +A. * C = No CTCPs allowed in the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +C o Blocks users from sending /ctcp commands to the channel. The usual purpose of this setting is to block ctcp channel floods. Does not block a user from sending a direct ctcp to a user in that channel. * G = Channel text is filtered (G-rated). o Example: /mode #cars +G o Chat text sent to the channel is filtered. Any text found that is listed in the ircd configuration file badwords.channel.conf will be replaced with <censored>. * H = No +I users may join. o Example: /mode #cars +H - +I users are blocked from joining #cars. o Only admins can assign +H. * K = /KNOCK commands are blocked. o Example: /mode #cars +K o Blocks users from sending /knock commands to the channel. The usual purpose of this setting is to block knock floods. * L = Overlimit redirect. o Example: /mode #cars +L #boats = will auto-join #boats if #cars is full. o Must be used with the channel limit (+l) setting. * M = only registered nicks may chat in the channel. o Example: /mode #birds +M o Blocks unregistered nicks from chatting in #birds. o Usual purpose of this setting is to stop text floods. * N = No Nickname changes by users are permitted in the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +N o Blocks users from using /nick while in the channel. o U:lines,ircops/admins, +a, +q and ops can still change their nicks. o Usual purpose of this setting is to stop nick change floods. * O = IRC Operator only channel. o Example: /mode #cars +O o +I users are blocked from joining #cars. o Only ircops/admins can assign +O. * Q = Kicks can't be done in channel unless by U:Lines. o Example: /mode #cars +Q o Kicks from any source (except a U:line) are blocked. This includes ops, etc. o A "U:line" is a nick/server/whatever whose hostaddress is listed in the U:line section of the ircd configuration file. o If enabled, the commmand /stats U will show who or what has a U:line. * R = Prevents unregistered nicks from joining the channel. o Example: /mode #cars +R o When Services are down, this setting effectively acts as a +i, since no nick is listed as registered. o This setting will keep website users out of a channel because the default Guest nicks are unregistered. * S = Strip all incoming colours away. o Example: /mode #cars +S o This has the server filter out any ANSI control characters that are sent into the channel. ANSI control characters are what is used to change normal text into colors, bold, underline, etc. o Note that this setting is not the same as +c. +S strips off the ANSI control characters but allows the text itself to come thru. +c blocks the whole line. * V = /INVITE is not allowed. o Example: /mode #cars +V o Blocks users from inviting others to the channel. o Does not block invites from chanserv. * ^ = Reports channel modes in bitstring. o Example: /mode #cars +^ o Only exists in development versions of Unreal. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- V. Services Chanserv allows you to register and control various aspects of channels. chanserv can often prevent malicious users from "taking over" channels by limiting who is allowed channel operator priviliges. Any channel which is not used for two weeks, will automatically be cancelled. chanserv's commands are listed below. For more information on a specific command, type /msg chanserv help <command>. Memoserv is a utility allowing IRC users to send short messages to other IRC users, whether they are online at the time or not, or to channels for anyone with autoop access or higher. Both sender and recipient must have their nicknames registered with nickserv in order to send a memo, or if the recipiant is a channel, it must be registered with chanserv. Nickserv allows you to "register" a nickname and prevent others from using it. If the nick is not used for 30 days, the registration will expire. The following commands allow for registration and maintenance of nicknames; to use them, type /msg nickserv <command>. /msg nickserv register yourpassword youremail - i.e. /msg nickserv register MadeAsy 123456 me@somewhere.com Use this command to register your nick so others can use it. Create your own password and email /msg nickserv group nick-to-group-with password - i.e. /msg nickserv group MadeAsy 123456 Use this command to group a nick you are using to your main registered nick. Replace nick-to-group-with with your main registered nick and use the password of that main nick. Joining a group will allow that nick to share all the settings of the nick you group with i.e. passwords, memo's etc. /msg nickserv identify yourpassword - i.e. /msg nickserv identify 123456 Use this to identify to your registered nick. This recognizes you as the owner of that nick with Nickserv. /msg nickserv add mask - i.e. /msg nickserv add anyone@*.somewhere.net This Allows access to user anyone from any machine in the somewhere.net domain. /msg nickserv del mask - i.e. /msg nickserv del anyone@*.somewhere.net This removes access for that user and domain. /msg nickserv access list This will display the access list. /msg nickserv display new-display - i.e. /msg nickserv display IrcMadeAsy This changes your group name. The new display must be a nick in your current group. /msg nickserv set password newpassword - i.e. /msg nickserv set password 654321 This will set a new password for your nick / group. /msg nickserv set language number - i.e. /msg nickserv set language 1 1. English 2. Français (French) 3. Deutsch (German) 4. Português (Portuguese) 5. Español (Spanish) 6. Türkçe (Turkish) 7. Catala (Catalan) This will set the language that is sent to you from Services. /msg nickserv set url url - i.e. /msg nickserv set url http://www.ircmadeasy.com This associates a given url with your nick when somebody requests information on your nick. /msg nickserv set email email-address - i.e. /msg nickserv set email ircmadeasy@hotmail.com This associates an email address with your nick when somebody requests information on your nick. /msg nickserv set icq number - i.e. /msg nickserv set icq 123456 This associates your icq number with your nick when somebody requests information on your nick. /msg nickserv set greet message - i.e. /msg nickserv set greet hello welcome to my channel This will set a greet message that will be displayed when joining a Channel that has the greet option on. (this will only work if you have the necessary access to that Channel). /msg nickserv set kill on This will set protection for your nick. If a person doesn't identify to that nick within 60 seconds the nick will be forcibly changed. /msg nickserv set kill quick This changes the time to change nick if from 60 seconds to 20 seconds. /msg nickserv set kill immed This will change the nick without being warned first or give them the option to change their nick. DON'T use this option unless it absolutely necessary. /msg nickserv set kill off This removes the protection from your nick. /msg nickserv set secure on This turns on the security feature for your nick. You must enter your password before you will be recognized as the owner, if your address is on the access list or not. If you are on the access list though the nick will not be auto-killed regardless of the kill option set. /msg nickserv set secure off This will remove the security feature for your nick. /msg nickserv set private on This turns the privacy option on so when a person uses the nickserv list command you nick will not appear on the nick list. However, a person that knows your nick will still be able to use the info command to get information on your nick. /msg nickserv set private off This will turn off the privacy option. /msg nickserv set hide email on This will hide your email address when someone does a nickserv info on your nick. /msg nickserv set hide email off Turns off the hiding of your email from the nickserv info command on your nick. /msg nickserv set hide usermask on This command hides the last seen when someone does a nickserv info on your nick. /msg nickserv set hide usermask off Turns off the hide on last seen function. /msg nickserv set hide quit on This hides your last quit message when someone does a nickserv info on your nick /msg nickserv set hide quit off Turns off the hiding of you last quit message in nickserv info. /msg nickserv set msg on With this option set, nickserv services will message you rather than send via notices. /msg nickserv set msg off Turns off the option to send your nickserv messages via private message and sends as a notice again. /msg nickserv drop nickname - i.e. /msg nickserv drop IrcMadeAsy This command drops your nickname from the nickserv database. /msg nickserv recover nickname password - i.e. /msg nickserv recover IrcMadeAsy 123456 This allows you to recover your password if someone else has taken it. /msg nickserv release nickname password - i.e. /msg nickserv release IrcMadeAsy 123456 This instructs nickserv to release any hold on your nick caused by the auto kill protection or use of the recover command. /msg nickserv sendpass nickname - i.e. /msg nickserv sendpass IrcMadeAsy This sends the password of the given nickname to the email address in the nickserv database info for that nick. /msg nickserv ghost nickname password - i.e. /msg nickserv ghost IrcMadeAsy 123456 This kills a ghost irc nick session using your nick, a ghost is a session that is not actually connected. /msg nickserv glist nickname - i.e. /msg nickserv glist IrcMadeAsy This commands lists all the nicknames in your group. /msg nickserv info nick - i.e. /msg nickserv info MadeAsy This commands gives information on the specified nick . i.e. nicks owner, last quit message etc. /msg nickserv logout nickname - i.e. /msg nickserv logout MadeAsy This reverses the identify command, making you not recognized as the owner of that nick. /msg nickserv logout nickname revalidate - i.e. /msg nickserv logout MadeAsy revalidate This reverses the identify command but will prompt you to identify to that nick again. /msg nickserv status nickname - i.e. /msg nickserv status MadeAsy This returns if the user of that nickname is the owner of that nickname, the codes returned are as follows : - 0 - no such user online or nickname not registered 1 - user not recognized as nickname's owner 2 - user recognized as owner via access list only 3 - user recognized as owner via password identification /msg chanserv #channel password description This register the channel in the chanserv database, to be able to do this you must be a channel operator on the channel you are trying to register. /msg chanserv #channel identify password This command authenticates you to chanserv as the founder of that channel. /msg chanserv set #channel founder nick This command changes the founder of the channel. /msg chanserv set #channel successor nick This command sets the given nick as successor of the channel. If the founder's nick should expire or is dropped when the channel is still active the successor will become the founder of that channel. /msg chanserv set #channel password newpassword This sets the password used to identify as found of that channel. /msg chanserv set #channel desc description This sets the description for the channel that shows up with the list or info commands. /msg chanserv set #channel url url This sets the given url that is associated with the channel when people use the info command. /msg chanserv set #channel email youremail This sets the given email address that is associated with the channel when people use the info command. /msg chanserv set #channel entrymsg entry message This sets a message to send via notice to people when entering the channel. /msg chanserv set #channel bantype bantype - use the numbers below for the bantype 0 - ban in the form *!user@host 1 - ban in the form *!*user@host 2 - ban in the form *!*@host 3 - ban in the form *!*user@*.domain This sets the ban type used by services when banning someone from your channel. /msg chanserv set #channel mlock modes - use the modes mentioned below +m = channel is moderated +i = channel is invite only +s = channel is secret +p = channel is private +c = disallows messages with colour codes from being sent to the channel +C = blocks channel wide ctcp messages +n = no external messages can be sent to channel. User has to join channel first +t = only allows channel operators to change topic of channel +k = channel key - the channel key needs to be set, to set the channel key type /mode #channel +k keyhere +r = only allows registered users in your channel This command set the commands specified to be always on. /msg chanserv set #channel keeptopic on or off This enables or disables the topic retention for the channel. /msg chanserv set #channel opnotice on or off With this option on a notice will be sent to the channel whenever the Op or Deop command is used. /msg chanserv set #channel peace on or off With peace set on this will not allow someone to kick, ban or change channel status for a user equal too or who has superior access levels in chanserv. /msg chanserv set #channel private on or off With this option set to on the channel will not appear in any channel list command. /msg chanserv set #channel restricted on or off With this option on users with negative access levels and, if secure ops is set, users not on the access will get kicked and banned from the channel. /msg chanserv set #channel secure on or off Enables or disables chanserv's security features for a channel. When secure is set, only users who have registered their nicknames with nickserv and identified with their password will be given access to the channel as controlled by the access list. /msg chanserv set #channel secureops on or off Enables or disables the secure ops option for a channel. When secure ops is set, users who are not on the userlist will not be allowed chanop status. /msg chanserv set #channel securefounder on or off Enables or disables the secure founder option for a channel. When secure founder is set, only the real founder will be able to drop the channel, change its password, its founder and its successor, and not those who are identified with chanserv. /msg chanserv set #channel signkick on (level) or off Enables or disables signed kicks for a channel. When signkick is set, kicks issued with chanserv kick command will have the nick that used the command in their reason. If you use LEVEL, those who have a level that is superior or equal to the signkick level on the channel won't have their kicks signed. See /msg chanserv help levels for more information. /msg chanserv set #channel topiclock on or off Enables or disables the topic lock option for a channel. When topic lock is set, chanserv will not allow the channel topic to be changed except via the topic command. /msg chanserv set #channel xop on or off Enables or disables the XOP lists system for a channel. When XOP is set, you have to use the AOP/SOP/VOP commands in order to give channel privileges to users, else you have to use the access command. Note: when you switch from access list to XOP lists system, your level definitions and user levels will be changed, so you won't find the same values if you switch back to access system! You should also check that your users are in the good XOP list after the switch from access to XOP lists, because the guess is not always perfect... in fact, it is not recommended to use the XOP lists if you changed level definitions with the levels command. Switching from XOP lists system to access list system causes no problem though. /msg chanserv aop #channel add nick /msg chanserv aop #channel del nick or entry-no or list /msg chanserv aop #channel list mask or list /msg chanserv aop #channel clear This maintains the AOP (AutoOP) list for a channel. The AOP list gives users the right to be auto-opped on your channel, to unban or invite themselves if needed, to have their greet message showed on join, and so on. The AOP ADD command adds the given nickname to the AOP list. The AOP DEL command removes the given nick from the AOP list. If a list of entry numbers is given, those entries are deleted. (See the example for LIST below.) The AOP LIST command displays the AOP list. If a wildcard mask is given, only those entries matching the mask are displayed. If a list of entry numbers is given, only those entries are shown, for example: AOP #channel LIST 2-5,7-9 Lists AOP entries numbered 2 through 5 and 7 through 9. The AOP CLEAR command clears all entries of the AOP list. The AOP ADD and AOP DEL commands are limited to SOP's or above, while the AOP CLEAR command can only be used by the channel founder. However, any user on the AOP list may use the AOP LIST command. This command may have been disabled for your channel, and in that case you need to use the access list. See /msg chanserv help accessfor information about the access list, and /msg chanserv help set xop to know how to toggle between the access list and XOP list systems. /msg chanserv sop #channel add nick /msg chanserv sop #channel del nick or entry-no or list /msg chanserv sop #channel list mask or list /msg chanserv sop #channel clear This maintains the SOP (SuperOP) list for a channel. The SOP list gives users all rights given by the AOP list, and adds those needed to use the AutoKick and the BadWords lists, to send and read channel memos, and so on. The SOP ADD command adds the given nickname to the SOP list. The SOP DEL command removes the given nick from the SOP list. If a list of entry numbers is given, those entries are deleted. (See the example for LIST below.) The SOP LIST command displays the SOP list. If a wildcard mask is given, only those entries matching the mask are displayed. If a list of entry numbers is given, only those entries are shown; for example: SOP #channel LIST 2-5,7-9 Lists SOP entries numbered 2 through 5 and 7 through 9. The SOP CLEAR command clears all entries of the SOP list. The SOP ADD, SOP DEL and SOP CLEAR commands are limited to the channel founder. However, any user on the AOP list may use the SOP LIST command. This command may have been disabled for your channel, and in that case you need to use the access list. See /msg chanserv help access for information about the access list, and /msg chanserv set xop to know how to toggle between the access list and XOP list systems. /msg chanserv access #channel add nick level /msg chanserv access #channel del nick or entry-no or list /msg chanserv access #channel list mast or list /msg chanserv access channel clear This maintains the access list for a channel. The access list specifies which users are allowed chanop status or access to chanserv commands on the channel. Different user levels allow for access to different subsets of privileges; /msg chanserv help access levels for more specific information. Any nick not on the access list has a user level of 0. The ACCESS ADD command adds the given nickname to the access list with the given user level; if the nick is already present on the list, its access level is changed to the level specified in the command. The level specified must be less than that of the user giving the command, and if the nick is already on the access list, the current access level of that nick must be less than the access level of the user giving the command. The ACCESS DEL command removes the given nick from the access list. If a list of entry numbers is given, those entries are deleted. (See the example for LIST below.) The ACCESS LIST command displays the access list. If a wildcard mask is given, only those entries matching the mask are displayed. If a list of entry numbers is given, only those entries are shown; for example: ACCESS #channel LIST 2-5,7-9 Lists access entries numbered 2 through 5 and 7 through 9. The ACCESS CLEAR command clears all entries of the access list. By default, the following access levels are defined: Founder - Full access to chanserv functions; automatic opping upon entering channel. Note that only one person may have founder status (it cannot be given using the access command). 10 - Access to AKICK command; automatic opping. 5 - Automatic opping. 3 - Automatic voicing. 0 - No special privileges; can be opped by other ops (unless secure-ops is set). <0 - May not be opped. These levels may be changed, or new ones added, using the levels command; type /msg chanserv help levels for information. /msg chanserv levels #channel set type level /msg chanserv levels #channel dis or disable type /msg chanserv levels #channel list /msg chanserv levels #channel reset The LEVELS command allows fine control over the meaning of the numeric access levels used for channels. With this command, you can define the access level required for most of chanserv's functions. (The set founder and set password commands, as well as this command, are always restricted to the channel founder.) LEVELS SET allows the access level for a function or group of functions to be changed. LEVELS DISABLE (or DIS for short) disables an automatic feature or disallows access to a function by anyone other than the channel founder. LEVELS LIST shows the current levels for each function or group of functions. LEVELS RESET resets the levels to the default levels of a newly-created channel (see Access Levels). For a list of the features and functions whose levels can be set, see Levels Desc. The following feature/function names are understood. Note that the levels for AUTODEOP and NOJOIN are maximum levels, while all others are minimum levels. AUTODEOP - Channel operator status disallowed AUTOHALFOP - Automatic mode +h AUTOOP - Automatic channel operator status AUTOPROTECT - Automatic mode +a AUTOVOICE - Automatic mode +v NOJOIN - Not allowed to join channel if RESTRICTED SIGNKICK - No signed kick when SIGNKICK LEVEL is used ACC-LIST - Allowed to view the access list ACC-CHANGE - Allowed to modify the access list AKICK - Allowed to use AKICK command SET - Allowed to use SET command (not FOUNDER/PASSWORD) BAN - Allowed to use BAN command BANME - Allowed to ban him/herself CLEAR - Allowed to use CLEAR command GETKEY - Allowed to use GETKEY command HALFOP - Allowed to use HALFOP/DEHALFOP commands HALFOPME - Allowed to (de)halfop him/herself INFO - Allowed to use INFO command with ALL option KICK - Allowed to use KICK command KICKME - Allowed to kick him/herself INVITE - Allowed to use INVITE command OPDEOP - Allowed to use OP/DEOP commands OPDEOPME - Allowed to (de)op him/herself PROTECT - Allowed to use PROTECT/DEPROTECT commands PROTECTME - Allowed to (de)protect him/herself TOPIC - Allowed to use TOPIC command UNBAN - Allowed to use UNBAN command VOICE - Allowed to use VOICE/DEVOICE commands VOICEME - Allowed to (de)voice him/herself MEMO - Allowed to list/read channel memos ASSIGN - Allowed to assign/unassign a bot BADWORDS - Allowed to use BADWORDS command FANTASIA - Allowed to use fantaisist commands GREET - Greet message displayed NOKICK - Never kicked by the bot's kickers SAY - Allowed to use SAY and ACT commands /msg chanserv akick #channel add mask reason /msg chanserv akick #channel stick mask /msg chanserv akick #channel unstick mask /msg chanserv akick #channel del mask /msg chanserv akick #channel list mask /msg chanserv akick #channel view mask /msg chanserv akick #channel enforce /msg chanserv akick #channel clear This maintains the AutoKick list for a channel. If a user on the AutoKick list attempts to join the channel, chanserv will ban that user from the channel, then kick the user. The AKICK ADD command adds the given nick or usermask to the AutoKick list. If a reason is given with the command, that reason will be used when the user is kicked; if not, the default reason is "You have been banned from the channel". The AKICK STICK command permanently bans the given mask on the channel. If someone tries to remove the ban, chanserv will automatically set it again. You can't use it for registered nicks. The AKICK UNSTICK command cancels the effect of the AKICK STICK command, so you'll be able to unset the ban again on the channel. The AKICK DEL command removes the given nick or mask from the AutoKick list. It does not, however, remove any bans placed by an AutoKick; those must be removed manually. The AKICK LIST command displays the AutoKick list, or optionally only those AutoKick entries which match the given mask. The AKICK VIEW command is a more verbose version of AKICK LIST command. The AKICK ENFORCE command causes ChanServ to enforce the current AKICK list by removing those users who match an AKICK mask. The AKICK CLEAR command clears all entries of the akick list. /msg chanserv drop #channel This unregisters the name of a channel. Only Services admins can drop a channel for which they have not identified. /msg chanserv sendpass #channel Send the password of the given channel to the e-mail address set in the founder's nickname record. This command is really useful to deal with lost passwords. /msg chanserv ban #channel nick reason Bans a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will ban you. If channel and nick are not given, it will ban you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 access and above on the channel. /msg chanserv clear #channel what Tells chanserv to clear certain settings on a channel. what can be any of the following: MODES Resets all modes on the channel (i.e. clears modes i,k,l,m,n,p,s,t). BANS Clears all bans on the channel. OPS Removes channel-operator status (mode +o) from all channel operators. VOICES Removes "voice" status (mode +v) from anyone with that mode set. USERS Removes (kicks) all users from the channel. By default, limited to those with founder access on the channel /msg chanserv deop #channel nick Deops a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will deop you. If channel and nick are not given, it will deop you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 access and above on the channel. /msg chanserv devoice #channel nick Devoices a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will devoice you. If channel and nick are not given, it will devoice you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 access and above on the channel, or to VOP's or those with level 3 and above for self devoicing. /msg chanserv getkey #channel Returns the key of the given channel. This is a command mainly intended to be used by bots and/or scripts, so the output is in the following way: KEY <channel> <key> /msg chanserv info #channel (all) Lists information about the named registered channel, including its founder, time of registration, last time used, description, and mode lock, if any. If ALL is specified, the entry message and successor will also be displayed. By default, the ALL option is limited to those with founder access on the channel. /msg chanserv invite #channel Tells chanserv to invite you to the relevant channel, by default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 and above on the channel. /msg chanserv kick #channel nick reason Kicks a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will kick you. If channel and nick are not given, it will kick you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 access and above on the channel. /msg chanserv list pattern forbidden or noexpire Lists all registered channels matching the given pattern. Channels with the private option set will only be displayed to Services admins. Channels with the NOEXPIRE option set (this option can only be set by Services Admins) will have a ! prepended to the channel name for Services admins. If the FORBIDDEN or NOEXPIRE options are given, only channels which, respectively, are FORBIDden or have the NOEXPIRE flag set will be displayed. If both options are given, both types of channels will be displayed. These options are limited to Services admins. /msg chanserv logout #channel nick This command makes the selected nickname not identified anymore for the given channel. If you are the founder of the channel, you can log out anybody, else you can only log out yourself. /msg chanserv op #channel nick Ops a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will op you. If channel and nick are not given, it will op you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 access and above on the channel. /msg chanserv topic #channel topic Causes ChanServ to set the channel topic to the one specified. If topic is not given, then an empty topic is set. This command is most useful in conjunction with set topiclock. See /msg chanserv HELP SET TOPICLOCK for more information. By default, limited to those with founder access on the channel. /msg chanserv unban #channel Tells chanserv to remove all bans preventing you from entering the given channel. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 and above on the channel. /msg chanserv voice #channel nick Voices a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will voice you. If channel and nick are not given, it will voice you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's or those with level 5 access and above on the channel, or to VOP's or those with level 3 and above for self voicing. /msg chanserv vop #channel add nick /msg chanserv vop #channel del nick or entry-no or list /msg chanserv vop #channel list mask or list /msg chanserv vop #channel clear Maintains the VOP (VOicePeople) list for a channel. The VOP list allows users to be auto-voiced and to voice themselves if they aren't. The VOP ADD command adds the given nickname to the VOP list. The VOP DEL command removes the given nick from the VOP list. If a list of entry numbers is given, those entries are deleted. (See the example for LIST below.) The VOP LIST command displays the VOP list. If a wildcard mask is given, only those entries matching the mask are displayed. If a list of entry numbers is given, only those entries are shown; for example: VOP #channel LIST 2-5,7-9 Lists VOP entries numbered 2 through 5 and 7 through 9. The VOP CLEAR command clears all entries of the VOP list. The VOP ADD, VOP DEL and VOP LIST commands are limited to AOP's or above, while the VOP CLEAR command can only be used by the channel founder. This command may have been disabled for your channel, and in that case you need to use the access list. See /msg chanserv help access for information about the access list, and /msg chanserv help set xop to know how to toggle between the access list and XOP list systems. /msg chanserv dehalfop #channel nick Dehalfops a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will dehalfop you. If channel and nick are not given, it will dehalfop you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's and those with level 5 access and above on the channel, or to HOP's or those with level 4 and above for self dehalfopping. /msg chanserv deowner #channel Removes your owner status on channel. If channel is not given, it will remove your owner status on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. Limited to those with founder access on the channel. /msg chanserv deprotect #channel nick Deprotects a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will deprotect you. If channel and nick are not given, it will deprotect you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to the founder, or to SOP's or those with level 10 and above on the channel for self deprotecting. /msg chanserv halfop #channel nick Halfops a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will halfop you. If channel and nick are not given, it will halfop you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to AOP's and those with level 5 access and above on the channel, or to HOP's or those with level 4 and above for self halfopping. /msg chanserv hop #channel add nick /msg chanserv hop #channel del nick or entry-no or list /msg chanserv hop #channel list mask or list /msg chanserv hop #channel clear Maintains the HOP (HalfOP) list for a channel. The HOP list gives users the right to be auto-halfopped on your channel. The HOP ADD command adds the given nickname to the HOP list. The HOP DEL command removes the given nick from the HOP list. If a list of entry numbers is given, those entries are deleted. (See the example for LIST below.) The HOP LIST command displays the HOP list. If a wildcard mask is given, only those entries matching the mask are displayed. If a list of entry numbers is given, only those entries are shown; for example: HOP #channel LIST 2-5,7-9 Lists HOP entries numbered 2 through 5 and 7 through 9. The HOP CLEAR command clears all entries of the HOP list. The HOP ADD, HOP DEL and HOP LIST commands are limited to AOP's or above, while the HOP CLEAR command can only be used by the channel founder. This command may have been disabled for your channel, and in that case you need to use the access list. See /msg chanserv help access for information about the access list, and /msg chanserv help set xop to know how to toggle between the access list and XOP list systems. /msg chanserv owner #channel Gives you owner status on channel. If channel is not given, it will give you owner status on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. Limited to those with founder access on the channel. /msg chanserv protect #channel nick Protects a selected nick on a channel. If nick is not given, it will protect you. If channel and nick are not given, it will protect you on all channels you're on, provided you have the rights to. By default, limited to the founder, or to SOP's or those with level 10 and above on the channel for self protecting. 
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LOL i was just using that thingy today... i found my way around for downloading stuff.. after some boots:.. but i managed
 .. btw.. is the channel "Ilovehina" or "llove hina"(double L) ? LOL ok im there.. but im the only one
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ya....u have 2 b on irc.rizon.net...and btw, nice thorough explanation there kei x_x...plz try and drop by sometime guys
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