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| +i |
Is 'invisible'. |
| +w |
Can see wallops messages. |
| +r |
Is registered/identified to services. |
| +s |
Can see oper kill messages. |
| +R |
Will not receive messages from -r clients. |
| *+a |
Designates the user as being a services administrator. |
| *+b |
Can see chatops messages. |
| *+c |
Can see client connections and exits. |
| *+d |
Can see debug messages. |
| *+e |
Can see dccallow failure notices. |
| *+f |
Can see flood messages. |
| *+g |
Can recieve globops messages. |
| *+h |
Is available for help, being listed in /stats P |
| *+j |
Can see rejected connection notices |
| *+k |
Can see server kill messages. |
| *+m |
Can see spambot notices. |
| *+n |
Can see routing notices. |
| *+o |
Is a global IRC Operator. |
| *+y |
Can see certain information requests. (e.g. /stats) |
| *+A |
Is a server administrator. |
| *+F |
Can bypass the ircd's recvq throttling |
| *+K |
Can see U:lined kill messages |
| *+O |
Is a local IRC Operator. |
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| SQUIT |
SQUIT <server> [reason] |
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Splits <server> away from your side of the net with [reason]. |
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| KILL |
KILL <nick> <reason> |
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Disconnects user <nick> from the IRC server he/she is connected to with reason <reason>. |
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Local Opers can only kill clients on their servers. |
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Global Opers can kill clients on any server on the IRC network. |
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| STATS |
STATS <letter> [server|nick] |
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Queries server [server] (or your own server if no server parameter is given) for info corresponding to <letter>. |
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LETTER (* = Oper only.) |
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* a |
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Shows akills |
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* c |
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Shows connect blocks |
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* D |
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Shows special clone limits |
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* d |
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Shows clone limit statistics |
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* G |
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Shows local gcos restrictions |
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* g |
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Shows network gcos restrictions (sglines) |
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i |
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Shows allow blocks |
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* K |
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Shows permanent K lines |
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* k |
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Shows temporary K lines |
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l |
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Shows hostname and generic info about [nick] |
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* m |
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Shows commands and their usage |
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n |
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Shows user connection counters |
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o |
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Shows oper blocks |
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p |
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Shows opers connected and their idle times |
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* Q |
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Shows local nick/chan restrictions |
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* q |
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Shows network nick/chan restrictions (sqlines) |
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r |
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Shows resource usage by ircd (only in DEBUGMODE) |
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* s |
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Shows server name cache |
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* T |
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Shows throttle stats |
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* t |
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Shows generic server stats |
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* U |
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Shows super (U-Lined) servers. |
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u |
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Shows server uptime |
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v |
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Shows connected servers and their idle times |
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* w |
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Shows fd list (only in DEBUGMODE) |
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y |
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Shows class blocks |
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* z |
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Shows memory stats |
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? |
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Shows network traffic statistics |
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| CONNECT |
CONNECT <server_A> [port [server_B]] |
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When [server_B] is used, CONNECT asks [server_B] to connect to <server_A>. Global Opers only. |
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When [server_B] is not used, CONNECT tries to connect your server to <server_A>. Local and Global Opers. |
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When [port] is used, the connection will be attempted to [port]. When [port] is not used, a default will be chosen from the conf. |
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| + WALLOPS |
WALLOPS :<message> |
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Sends a WALLOPS message of <message> to all users who are umode +w (this includes non-opers). |
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| + LOCOPS |
LOCOPS :<message> |
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Sends an LOCOPS message of <message> to all opers on local server who are umode +g |
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| + GLOBOPS |
GLOBOPS :<message> |
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Sends an GLOBOPS message of <message> to all opers on the network who are umode +g |
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| + CHATOPS |
CHATOPS :<message> |
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Sends an CHATOPS message of <message> to all opers on the network who are umode +b |
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| TRACE |
TRACE [server|nick] |
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TRACE shows client info about [server|nick] or about the server you are on if no [server|nick] is given. |
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All users that use TRACE can see the path to [server|nick] if given and all servers and opers connected, as well as the connection class they fall into. |
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Opers can see unregistered connections on a server with TRACE as well as connection class counts. |
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| REHASH |
REHASH [option] |
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When no [option] is given, ircd will re-read the ircd.conf file. |
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[option] can be one of the following: |
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DNS |
Re-read the /etc/resolv.conf file |
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TKLINES |
Clears temporary klines |
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GC |
Performs garbage collecting of excess memory. |
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MOTD |
Re-reads MOTD files |
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THROTTLES |
Clears connection throttles |
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AKILLS |
Clears akills |
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SQLINES |
Clears sqlines |
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SGLINES |
Clears sglines |
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TSQGLINES |
Clears temporary nick/channel/gcos blocks |
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| RESTART |
RESTART |
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Restarts the IRC server. |
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| CLOSE |
CLOSE |
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Close any connections from clients who have not fully registered yet. |
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| DIE |
DIE |
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Terminates the IRC server. |
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| + DNS |
DNS |
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Shows some stats about ircd's asynchronous resolving code |
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| + KLINE |
KLINE [minutes] <nick|user@host> :[reason] |
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Adds a KLINE which will ban the specified user from using the server. The banned client will receive a message saying he/she is banned with reason [reason]. |
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For a temporary KLINE, length of kline is given in minutes as the first parameter i.e. |
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KLINE 10 <nick|user@host> :cool off for 10 minutes |
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For a permanent KLINE, use a length of 0. Leaving out the length will use a default time of 30 minutes. |
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| + UNKLINE |
UNKLINE <user@host> |
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-- If compiled with UNKLINE -- |
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Will attempt to unkline the given <user@host> |
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| + SAMODE |
SAMODE <channel> <modes> |
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Allows +a opers to forcibly set the specified modes on a channel, even if they do not have channel op status there. |
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| + SAJOIN |
SAJOIN <channel> |
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Allows +a opers to join a channel even if bans or modes would normally block them. |
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| + USERIP |
USERIP <nick> [...] |
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Works exactly as USERHOST does, but displays the IP instead of the resolved hostname (if any). |
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| + RWHO |
RWHO <options> |
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An enhanced version of WHO, supporting regular expression patterns. Use "RWHO ?" for online help. |
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| + CHECK |
CHECK NICK <nickname> |
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Checks for gecos restrictions, SVSHOLDs, or SGLINEs that match the specific nick. |
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| + SET |
SET <option> <value> |
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<option> can be one of the following: |
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MAX |
Sets the number of max connections to <value>. |
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-- The following three are if compiled with FLUD -- |
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FLUDNUM |
Sets the number of flud messages to trip flud alarm to <value> |
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FLUDTIME |
Sets the number of seconds in which FLUDNUM msgs must occur to <value> |
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FLUDBLOCK |
Sets the number of seconds to block fluds to <value> |
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The following are if compiled with THROTTLE_ENABLE |
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THROTTLE ENABLE |
Enables/disables connection throttling |
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THROTTLE COUNT |
Sets connection count to <value> |
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THROTTLE TIME |
Sets time window to <value> seconds |
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THROTTLE RECORDTIME |
Sets host record time to <value> seconds |
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THROTTLE HASH |
Resizes throttle hashtable to <value> buckets |
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LCLONES <ip> |
Displays or sets soft local clone |
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limit for <ip> (1.2.3.4/1.2.3.*) |
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to <value> (0 to reset to default) |
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GCLONES <ip> |
Displays or sets soft global clone |
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limit for <ip> to <value> |
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DEFLCLONES |
Same as local_clones in conf |
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DEFGCLONES |
Same as global_clones in conf |