User commands:
ACCESS - Check your own or another person's
access to a channel.
ADDCOOWNER - Give another person coowner
status in a channel.
ADDMASTER - master status in a channel.
ADDOP - op status in a channel.
ADDPEON - peon status in a channel.
GIVEOWNERSHIP - Give ownership to
another user in the channel.
CLVL - Change a person's access level in a
channel.
ADDUSER - Give another person access in a
channel.
DELUSER - Remove a person's access from a
channel.
MDELCOOWNER - Remove coowners with
accounts matching a mask.
MDELMASTER - masters with accounts
matching a mask.
MDELOP - ops with accounts matching a mask.
MDELPEON - peons with accounts matching a
mask.
TRIM - Remove users inactive for a certain
period.
UP - Obtain ops in a channel you have access to.
DOWN - Remove ops
UPALL - Obtain ops in all channels you have
access to.
DOWNALL - Remove ops in all
OP - Give ops to the specified user.
DEOP - Remove ops from the specified user.
VOICE - Give voice to the specified user.
DEVOICE - Remove voice from the specified
user.
USET - Set channel user options.
SUSPEND - Suspend a user's access to a
channel.
UNSUSPEND - Restore a user's access to a
channel.
WIPEINFO - Remove a lower-ranked user's
infoline.
Ban Management Commands:
KICK - Kick a user from a channel.
BAN - Ban a user from a channel.
KICKBAN - Kick and ban a user from a
channel.
BANS - List lasting bans in a channel
ADDBAN - Add a permanent ban for a user.
ADDTIMEDBAN - Add a ban that expires in
the specified time.
UNBAN - Remove the specified ban from the
channel.
DELBAN - Remove the specified permanent ban
from memory.
TRIM - Remove bans inactive for a certain
period.
UNBANME - Remove a ban matching your
hostmask from specified channel.
UNBANALL - Remove all bans from a channel.
Channel Management Commands:
OPEN - Remove +ilk channel modes and any bans
on you from a channel.
USERS - List all users of a channel.
CLIST - coowners of a channel.
MLIST - masters of a channel.
OLIST - ops of a channel.
PLIST - peons of a channel.
BANS - List all the bans for a channel.
TOPIC - Set the current topic, or reset it to
the default topic.
MODE - Change a channel mode.
INVITE - Invite new users to your channel.
INFO - Show numerical information about the
users in a channel.
SET - Change various channel settings.
SETINFO - Give yourself an info line for
when you join your channel.
EVENTS - View a list of events relevant to a
channel.
NOTE - Set a note on a channel.
DELNOTE - Remove a note from a channel.
Informative Commands:
VERSION - Check the current running version
of CS
NETINFO - Check current network-wide
information.
STAFF - Get a list of all the current staff.
IRCOPS - IRC operators.
HELPERS - support helpers.
PEEK - Reveal information on a channel's
modes, topic and ops.
SEEN - Find out the last time a user was in a
channel.
COMMAND - Display some information about a
command.
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ACCESS
/msg CS ACCESS <#channel> <nick|*account>
Reports various pieces of information about a channel user,
including channel and network access level, and the user's info
line. If no nick or account is provided, CS returns your own
information.
If no channel is provided, CS lists your infolines in all
registered channels.
See Also: users
ADDBAN
/msg CS ADDBAN <#channel> <mask|nick> [Reason]
Adds a ban to the channels permanent ban list, remaining in effect
until removed with the DELBAN command. If it exactly matches an
existing ban already in the list, the reason will be updated. If the
existing ban was a timed ban, it will be extended into a permanent
ban.
See Also: bans, delban,
mdelban
ADDUSER
/msg CS ADDUSER <#channel> <nick|*account> <level>
This command adds someone to the channel user list with the
specified access level. (You may only add users to levels less than
your own.)
The level may be one of peon, op, master,
coowner or owner (only network staff may add owners).
See Also: deluser,
users
ADDTIMEDBAN
/msg CS ADDTIMEDBAN <#channel> <mask|nick> <Duration> [Reason]
Adds an automatically expiring ban to the channel ban list. This
command behaves in the exact same fashion as ADDBAN with the
exception that the bans are automatically removed after the
user-supplied duration. If it exactly matches an existing ban
already in the list, the reason will be updated. If the existing ban
was a timed ban, it will be extended. Timed bans can be removed with
the DELBAN command, as with permanent bans.
See Also: addban, bans,
delban, durations
BAN
/msg CS BAN <#channel> <mask|nick>
This command will temporarily add a ban for the user specified as
the parameter. Masks are to be supplied in the format
<Nick>!<Ident>@<Host> and usually contain wildcards. If a nick is
specified, a mask is automatically generated (though not completely
foolproof). This ban is removed either by removing it from the
channel ban list using any irc client, or sending the UNBAN or
UNBANALL commands. If you are banned with this method, the UNBANME
command can be used.
For assistance, please join to #help
Example: *!*serv@*.whatnet.org would ban anyone with ident 'serv'
and a whatnet.org hostname from joining the channel.
See Also: unban,
unbanall, unbanme
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BANS
/msg CS BANS <#channel>
This command lists all permanent and timed bans in the channel.
See Also: addban,
delban, mdelban
CLIST
/msg CS CLIST <#channel>
This command lists all users of level Coowner on a channel's
userlist.
See Also: < ahref="#ADDCOOWNER">addcoowner,
delcoowner,
mdelcoowner, users
CLVL
/msg CS CLVL <#channel> <nick|*account> <level>
Modifies a channel user's access level. You cannot give users access
greater than or equal to your own.
You may use *Account instead of Nick as the name argument; the *
makes CS use the name of a account directly (useful if the
user is not online).
See Also: access,
users, giveownership
CREATENOTE
/msg CS CREATENOTE <typename> <set-access> [access-arg]
<view-access> <max-length>
Defines a new note type. typename is the name of the note
type. set-access is one of:
PRIVILEGED with required access-arg being the
minimum OpServ level to set
CHANNEL with required access-arg being the channel
access level to set
SETTER (with no access-arg) to allow anyone who can !set to
set
view-access is one of PRIVILEGED, CHANNEL_USERS,
or ALL, that determines who can see the note (if it is set).
max-length is the maximum length for this kind of note.
If the note type already exists, it is modified with the new
values you specify.
See Also: removenote
GIVEOWNERSHIP
/msg CS GIVEOWNERSHIP <#channel> <nick|*account>
Transfer ownership of the channel from you to another user on the
channel's userlist. You are demoted to co-owner, and they are
promoted to owner.
You may use *Account instead of Nick as the name argument; the *
makes CS use the name of a account directly (useful if the
user is not online).
See Also: clvl, access,
users
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D
/msg CS D <number>
Has CS roll a dice, and tell you the outcome.
See Also: 8ball
DELBAN
/msg CS DELBAN <#channel> <mask|nick>
Deletes a ban from the channel ban list. This command works for both
permanent and timed bans alike.
See Also: addban,
addtimedban, bans
DELNOTE
/msg CS DELNOTE <#channel> <note-name>
Deletes a note from the channel. To do this, you must be able to set
the note.
See Also: note,
note types
DELUSER
/msg CS DELUSER <#channel> <nick|*account>
Deletes a user from the channel user list.
You may use *Account instead of Nick as the name argument; the *
makes CS use the name of a account directly (useful if the
user is not online).
See Also: adduser,
users
DEOP
/msg CS DEOP <#channel> <nick> [nick]...
Deops the specified user[s].
See Also: down, op
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DEVOICE
/msg CS DEVOICE <#channel> <nick> [nick]...
This command will make CS devoice the selected user[s].
See Also: addpeon,
delpeon, deop, voice
DOWN
/msg CS DOWN <#channel>
This command will devoice/deop you in the selected channel.
See Also: downall, up,
upall
DOWNALL
/msg CS DOWNALL
Executes the down command for each channel you have access
to.
See Also: down, up,
upall
DURATIONS
[<n>y][<n>M][<n>w][<n>d][<n>h][<n>m][<n>[s]]
There is a standard syntax for durations that let you easily specify
longer periods of time. A duration consists of one or more
\"duration parts\", which are sequences of digits, separated by
duration letters.
The valid duration letters are y (for year, or 365 days),
M (for month, or 31 days), w (for week, or 7 days), d
(for day, or 24 hours), h (for hour, or 60 minutes), m
(for minute, or 60 seconds), and s (for second). We know not
all years are 365 days and not all months are 31 days, but we
pretend they are for parsing durations.
If the last duration part does not have any letter to indicate the
units, seconds are assumed.
Examples: 1y1M is 365 days plus 31 days; 1y1m is 365 days
plus 1 minute; 1h30m45 is ninety minutes and forty-five seconds; and
so forth.
EVENTS
/msg CS EVENTS <#channel> [limit [pattern]]
Allows channel coowners to view a list of events related to their
channel. If a pattern is provided, only events with a matching
description will be displayed.
Note: You must specify a limit if you want to use a pattern
to match against.
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HELPERS
/msg CS HELPERS
Lists all the helpers currently online. Nicknames enclosed in
parentheses are away, and likely unavailable.
See Also: staff
INFO
/msg CS INFO <#channel>
This command responds with various pieces of information about a
channel's users, status, and registration.
INVITE
/msg CS INVITE <#channel> [nick [reason]]
Invites a user into the channel, sending them a reason if one is
provided. However, unless you have at least master access,
you can only invite yourself with this command. If no nick is
provided, the user issuing the command will be invited.
IRCOPS
/msg CS IRCOPS
Lists all the IRC operators currently online. Nicknames enclosed in
parentheses are away, and likely unavailable.
See Also: staff
KICK
/msg CS KICK <#channel> <mask|nick> [reason]
Kicks the users matching the given nick or mask with the specified
reason. If no reason is provided, a default will be used.
See Also: kickban
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KICKBAN
/msg CS KICKBAN <#channel> <mask|nick> [reason]
Kicks and bans with the specified reason any users with a matching
nick or hostmask. If no reason is provided, a default one will be
used.
See Also: addban, kick
MDELCOOWNER
/msg CS MDELCOOWNER <#channel> <pattern>
Deletes all coowners with accounts matching the given pattern from
the channel user list.
See Also: clist,
delcoowner
MDELMASTER
/msg CS MDELMASTER <#channel> <pattern>
Deletes all masters with accounts matching the given pattern from
the channel user list.
See Also: mdelban,
mdelcoowner, mdelop,
mdelpeon
MDELOP
/msg CS MDELOP <#channel> <pattern>
Deletes all ops with accounts matching the given pattern from the
channel user list.
MDELPEON
/msg CS MDELPEON <#channel> <pattern>
Deletes all peons with accounts matching the given pattern from the
channel user list.
See Also: addpeon,
mdelcoowner,
mdelmaster, mdelop
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MLIST
/msg CS MLIST <#channel>
This command lists all users of level Master on a channel's
userlist.
See Also: addmaster,
delmaster, mdelmaster,
users
MODE
/msg CS MODE <#channel>
Resets the modes in the channel to their default.
See Also: open, set
MOVE
/msg CS MOVE <#channel> <destination>
Transfers a channel's registration to a different channel along with
the settings and user/ban lists. All the restrictions that apply for
the register command apply to move.
See Also: register,
unregister
NETINFO
/msg CS NETINFO
Displays some assorted pieces of information about network-wide CS
statistics.
See Also: info, staff
NOTE
/msg CS NOTE <#channel> [<type> [new-note-text]]
With no arguments, lists all visible notes on the specified channel.
With one argument, lists the note type you name (if it is visible to
you).
With two arguments, sets the note type (if you can set it).
See Also: delnote
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OLIST
/msg CS OLIST <#channel>
This command lists all users of level Op on a channel's
userlist.
See Also: addop, delop,
mdelop, users
OP
/msg CS OP <#channel> <nick> [nick]...
This command makes CS op the specified user.
See Also: addop, delop,
deop
OPEN
/msg CS OPEN <#channel>
This command will make CS remove all modes preventing a user
from the specified channel, and remove all bans matching the users
hostmask.
See Also: unbanme
PEEK
/msg CS PEEK <#channel>
Displays the current topic, modes, and ops of the specified channel.
Unlike info, peek displays channel information
unrelated to CS.
See Also: info
PLIST
/msg CS PLIST <#channel>
This command lists all users of level Peon on a channel's
userlist.
See Also: addpeon,
delpeon, mdelpeon,
users
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REGISTER
/msg CS REGISTER <#channel> [user|*account] [force]
Registers a channel with CS, automatically granting owner
access to the specified user. If no user is provided, CS gives
owner access to the user executing the command.
If the registrar is on the network staff and provides the third
argument, force, it will allow a do-not-register channel to
be registered anyway.
In addition, register will only allow one user to own a
certain number of channels without the force argument.
See Also: unregister
REMOTENOTE
/msg CS REMOVENOTE <typename> [FORCE]
Permanently deletes a note type. Without the argument FORCE,
it will only delete an unused note type. With the argument FORCE,
it will delete the note from all channels and then delete the note
type.
See Also: createnote
SEARCH CRITERIA
The following criteria may be used:
NAME - Channels whose names match the given mask
REGISTRAR - Channels whose registrar's account matches the given
mask
UNVISITED - Channels that have not been visited in at least the
given duration
REGISTERED - Channels that have been registered for less than the
given duration
FLAGS - Matches channels with the specified flag set
LIMIT - Limit the number of channels returned by the search
Flags that can be matched against are: nodelete and suspended.
See Also: search, search actions
SEARCH ACTIONS
The following are valid search actions:
PRINT Prints matching channels
COUNT Prints the number of matching channels
See Also: search,
search criteria
SEARCH
/msg CS SEARCH <action> <criteria> <value> [<criteria>
<value>]...
Searches for channels which match the specified criteria. For a list
of search actions, see search actions. For a list of the
criteria, see search criteria.
See Also: search actions,
search criteria
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SEEN
/msg CS SEEN <#channel> <account>
This command will tell you if the selected user is in the channel,
or when was the last time the user was seen in the channel.
See Also: access,
users
SET
/msg CS SET <#channel> [<parameter> [setting]]
This command will set various channel options. With no arguments, it
will show the current values of all channel options.
DEFAULTTOPIC: The channel's default topic.
TOPICMASK: A pattern that topics must match.
GREETING: A greeting message for visitors to the channel.
USERGREETING: A greeting message for users on the channel's
userlist.
MODES: The channel's default modes.
PUBCMD: Restrictions to use commands in public.
ENFOPS: Restrictions for opping users.
GIVEOP: The users that CS will GIVEOP.
ENFMODES: Restrictions to change the default modes.
ENFTOPIC: Restrictions on changing the topic.
PROTECT: The protection level CS provides.
TOYS: Toggles how CS will respond to toy commands (!8ball
etc).
SETTERS: Who may change channel settings (using SET).
TOPICREFRESH: Controls if (and how often) CS will reset the
topic.
CTCPUSERS: Who is allowed to send CTCPs to the channel.
CTCPREACTION: What happens when a disallowed CTCP is sent to the
channel.
VOICE: Toggles whether CS will autovoice people on join.
USERINFO: Toggles whether or not infolines are displayed.
DYNLIMIT: Adjusts user limit (+l channel mode) to prevent join
floods.
TOPICSNARF: Topics set manually (by /TOPIC #channel ...) change
default CS topic
PEONINVITE: Indicates whether peons may use the INVITEME
command.
See Also: set pubcmd,
set enfops, set
GIVEOP, set enfmodes,
set enftopic, set
protect, set toys,
set setters,
set topicrefresh, set ctcpusers,
set ctcpreaction
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SET DEFAULTTOPIC
/msg CS SET <#channel> DEFAULTTOPIC <New default topic>
This changes the default topic for the channel. CS will set
the IRC topic to this value when the topic command is used
with no arguments, when the topic refresh happens (if you have
set topicrefresh), or when an unauthorized user changes the
topic to something else.
See Also: set,
set topicrefresh, set enftopic,
set topicmask
SET TOPICMASK
/msg CS SET >#channel> TOPICMASK <Topic mask with * and ?>
This sets a pattern that CS allows for the topic. A *
will match any number of characters (including 0); a ? will
match any single character -- the same as with IRC hostmasks. A user
may set a topic if either topicmask or enftopic allow
it.
For example, !set topicmask Hello * allows anyone to set the
topic to be Hello world, but they must be able to override
the topic (according to the EnfTopic setting) to set the
topic to Goodbye world.
You may "escape" those characters by putting a \\ before them in the
topic mask; for example, !set topicmask Whassup\\? would only
allow the topic to be Whassup?, while leaving out the \\
would allow the topic to be Whassup! (among other things).
For ease of use, if the TopicMask has only one * and no ?, then
using !topic something will (if something does not
match the TopicMask and you cannot override the topic lock) replace
the * with the text something.
See Also: set, set
topic, set enftopic
SET TOYS
/msg CS SET <#channel> TOYS <value>
This setting changes how CS will respond to commands like
!8ball, or whether it responds at all. Valid settings are:
0 Toys are completely disabled.
1 Toys will only reply privately.
2 Toys will reply publicly.
See Also: set
SET PUBCMD
/msg CS SET <#channel> PUBCMD
This setting restricts the access necessary to use in-channel
commands. Valid settings are:
0 Anyone may use public commands
1 Peons and above may use public commands
2 Ops and above may use public commands
3 Masters and above may use public commands
4 Coowners and above may use public commands
5 Only owners may use public commands
6 No one may use public commands
See Also: set
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SET ENFOPS
/msg CS SET <#channel> ENFOPS <value>
This setting restricts who may op users who are not at least ops on
the userlist. If CS sees someone with access below the
specified access op someone not on the userlist (or who is a peon),
it will deop the second user. Valid settings are:
0 Anyone may op unknown users
1 Ops and above may op unknown users
2 Masters and above may op unknown users
3 Coowners and above may op unknown users
4 Only owners may op unknown users
5 No one may op unknown users
See Also: set
SET GIVEOP
/msg CS SET <#channel> GIVEOPS <value>
This setting restricts the minimum access someone must be to be
automatically op'ed by CS. Valid settings are:
0 Everyone will be automatically op'ed
1 Ops and above will be automatically op'ed
2 Masters and above will be automatically op'ed
3 Coowners and above will be automatically op'ed
4 Only owners will be automatically op'ed
5 No one will be automatically op'ed
See Also: set
SET ENFMODES
/msg CS SET <#channel> ENFMODES <value>
This setting restricts the minimum access someone must have to
change the channel modes from what is specified in the channel
settings. Valid settings are:
0 Anyone may override the mode lock
1 Ops and above may override the mode lock
2 Masters and above may override the mode lock
3 Coowners and above may override the mode lock
4 Only owners may override the mode lock
5 No one may override the mode lock
See Also: set
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SET ENFTOPIC
/msg CS SET <#channel> ENFTOPIC <value>
This setting restricts the minimum access someone must have to
change the channel topic. Valid settings are:
0 Anyone may change the topic
1 Ops and above may change the topic
2 Masters and above may change the topic
3 Coowners and above may change the topic
4 Only owners may change the topic
5 No one may change the topic
If a topic mas is set, then a person may change the topic as long as
it matches that mask or they have the above access.
If no topic mask is set, then a person must have the above access to
change the topic from the default.
See Also: set, set
topic, set topicmask
SET PROTECT
/msg CS SET <#channel> PROTECT <value>
This setting restricts the protection that CS enforces. Valid
settings are:
0 Non-users and users will be protected from those of equal
or lower access
1 Users will be protected from those of equal or lower
access.
2 Users will be protected from those of lower access.
3 No users will be protected.
See Also: set
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SET SETTERS
/msg CS SET <#channel> SETTERS <value>
This setting restricts the protection that CS enforces. Valid
settings are:
0 Masters and above may change settings.
1 Co-owners and above may change settings.
2 Only owners may change settings.
See Also: set
SET TOPICREFRESH
/msg CS SET <#channel> TOPICREFRESH <value>
This setting controls if (and how often) CS refreshes the
topic to the default value. Valid settings are:
0 Never refresh topic.
1 Refresh every 3 hours.
2 Refresh every 6 hours.
3 Refresh every 12 hours.
4 Refresh every 24 hours.
See Also: set, set
topic
SET CTCPUSERS
/msg CS SET <#channel> CTCPUSERS <value>
This setting controls who is allowed to send CTCPs to the channel.
CTCP ACTION, the way that /me is implemented, are always allowed:
0 Anyone may send CTCPs to the channel.
1 Peons and above may send CTCPs to the channel.
2 Ops and above may send CTCPs to the channel.
3 Masters and above may send CTCPs to the channel.
4 Coowners and above may send CTCPs to the channel.
5 Owners may send CTCPs to the channel.
6 No one may send CTCPs to the channel.
If a user below the specified level sends a CTCP (besides ACTION) to
the channel, the enforcement is specified by the CTCPReaction
setting.
See Also: set,
set ctcpreaction
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SET CTCPREACTION
/msg CS SET <#channel> CTCPREACTION <value>
This setting controls what happens to those who send disallowed
CTCPs to the channel:
0 Kick on disallowed CTCPs.
1 Kickban on disallowed CTCPs.
2 Short timed ban (defaults to 3 minutes) on disallowed
CTCPs.
3 Long timed ban (defaults to 1 hour) on disallowed CTCPs.
See Also: set,
set ctcpusers
SETINFO
/msg CS SETINFO <#channel> <info>
This command will set a user defined information message to be
displayed when you join the channel. By setting the message to '*',
you will clear your message.
See Also: access
STAFF
/msg CS STAFF
Lists all the IRC operators and helpers currently online. Nicknames
enclosed in parentheses are away, and likely unavailable.
See Also: helpers,
ircops, netinfo
SUSPEND
/msg CS SUSPEND <#channel> <nick|*account>
This disables the target's access to the channel. That access can be
restored using the unsuspend command.
See Also: unsuspend,
deluser
TOPIC
/msg CS TOPIC <#channel> [topic]
Sets the current topic for the specified channel. If no topic is
specified, thenset the current topic to the default topic.
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TRIM
/msg CS TRIM <#channel> <target> <duration>
The trim command removes target objects inactive for more than a
certain duration from a channel. The target must be a channel access
level, \"users\", or \"bans\". The duration argument specifies the
amount of time the target has been inactive for to be removed.",
See Also: durations
UNBAN
/msg CS UNBAN <#channel> <mask|nick>
Unbans the specified nick or hostmask. If a nick is given, CS
determines what hostmask(s) to unban.
See Also: ban, kick,
kickban
UNBANALL
/msg CS UNBANALL <#channel>
Clears the specified channel's banlist. If the channel is omitted,
then unbanall will be done in the channel where the command
was given.
See Also: ban, unban,
unbanme
UNBANME
/msg CS UNBANME <#channel>
Unbans your hostmask from the specified channel.
See Also: ban, unban
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UNREGISTER
/msg CS UNREGISTER <#channel>
Unregisters a channel that is registered with CS. IMPORTANT:
Once the channel is unregistered, the userlist cannot be
recovered.
If you are not network staff, you must add CONFIRM to the end
of your line to confirm channel unregistration.
See Also: register
UNSUSPENDED
/msg CS UNSUSPEND <#channel> <nick|*account>
This restores the target's access to the channel (after it has been
suspended).
See Also: suspend,
deluser
UNVISITED
/msg CS UNVISITED [duration] [limit]
Displays up to a certain limit, all channels registered with CS
that have not been visited within a certain duration. If a duration
is not provided, a default will be used.
See Also: expire,
search, durations
UP
/msg CS UP <#channel>
For a peon, this will cause CS to voice the user executing the
command. For anyone of level op on higher on the userlist, this will
cause CS to op the user executing the command.
UPALL
/msg CS UPALL
Executes the up command for each channel you have access in.
See Also: up, down,
downall
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USET
/msg CS USET [<option> [<setting>]]
The uset command allows you to toggle various channel user
settings. With no arguments, it will print the current values of all
channel user options.
Options:
NOGIVEOPS: Enable or disable Q automatically opping you upon
joining or authenticating.
AUTOINVITE: Q will invite you to +i/+k channels which you have
access to and are not in when you authenticate if this setting is
on.
NOTE: The NoGIVEOPS setting is equivalent to the .togop command in
previous versions of srvx.
See Also: set
USERS
/msg CS USERS <#channel>
Displays the userlist for the specified channel.
See Also: clist, mlist,
olist, plist,
wlist
VERSION
/msg CS VERSION
Sends you the srvx version and some additional version information
that is specific to CS.
VOICE
/msg CS VOICE <#channel> <nick> [nick]...
Voices the specified nick in the specified channel. If the channel
is omitted, then voice will be done in the channel where the
command was given.
See Also: devoice
WIPEINFO
/msg CS WIPEINFO <#channel> <nick|*account>
Removes the named user's infoline in the channel.
WLIST
/msg CS WLIST <#channel>
This command lists all users of level Owner on a channel's
userlist.
See Also: addcoowner,
delcoowner,
mdelcoowner, users
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