Difference between revisions of "Xop"
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/msg ChanServ | /msg ChanServ | ||
− | QOP <channel> ADD < | + | QOP <channel> ADD <mask> |
− | QOP <channel> DEL { | + | QOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} |
QOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | QOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | ||
QOP <channel> CLEAR | QOP <channel> CLEAR | ||
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/msg ChanServ | /msg ChanServ | ||
− | SOP <channel> ADD < | + | SOP <channel> ADD <mask> |
− | SOP <channel> DEL { | + | SOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} |
SOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | SOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | ||
SOP <channel> CLEAR | SOP <channel> CLEAR | ||
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/msg ChanServ | /msg ChanServ | ||
− | AOP <channel> ADD < | + | AOP <channel> ADD <mask> |
− | AOP <channel> DEL { | + | AOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} |
AOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | AOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | ||
AOP <channel> CLEAR | AOP <channel> CLEAR | ||
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/msg ChanServ | /msg ChanServ | ||
− | HOP <channel> ADD < | + | HOP <channel> ADD <mask> |
− | HOP <channel> DEL { | + | HOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} |
HOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | HOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | ||
HOP <channel> CLEAR | HOP <channel> CLEAR | ||
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/msg ChanServ | /msg ChanServ | ||
− | VOP <channel> ADD < | + | VOP <channel> ADD <mask> |
− | VOP <channel> DEL { | + | VOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} |
VOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | VOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] | ||
VOP <channel> CLEAR | VOP <channel> CLEAR | ||
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'''Notes:''' | '''Notes:''' | ||
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+ | ADD, DEL, LIST now allow masks with wildcards, like MyNick* | ||
Nicks must be registered, channel names start with # , do NOT use the < > brackets | Nicks must be registered, channel names start with # , do NOT use the < > brackets |
Latest revision as of 14:06, 2 March 2015
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xOP or XOP refers to the means of channel permissions controlled by giving users the ability to automatically take on a specific mode. It, along with access and flags, are the ways to grant others the ability to moderate your channel.
Auto-Op (autoop) refers to Channel Server automatically granting a user mode to a specific registered nick when they join a specific channel. It is part of "xOP" or "XOP", the automatic user privileges system. For the Mibbit main client, see also Autoidentify.
ChanServ maintains a list of registered nicknames which will automatically receive privileges if they are identified to NickServ (they logged in using their password with NickServ). There are 4 xOP Levels.
xOP Levels | |||
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Level | User Mode | Commands | More Info |
Owner | +q |
/msg ChanServ QOP <channel> ADD <mask> QOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} QOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] QOP <channel> CLEAR example: /cs qop #myhappychan add johndoe |
QOP |
Admin (Super-Op) | +a |
/msg ChanServ SOP <channel> ADD <mask> SOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} SOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] SOP <channel> CLEAR example: /cs sop #myhappychan add johndoe |
SOP |
Operator | +o |
/msg ChanServ AOP <channel> ADD <mask> AOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} AOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] AOP <channel> CLEAR |
AOP |
Half-Operator | +h |
/msg ChanServ HOP <channel> ADD <mask> HOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} HOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] HOP <channel> CLEAR |
HOP |
Voice | +v |
/msg ChanServ VOP <channel> ADD <mask> VOP <channel> DEL {mask | entry-num | list} VOP <channel> LIST [mask | list] VOP <channel> CLEAR |
VOP |
Notes:
ADD, DEL, LIST now allow masks with wildcards, like MyNick*
Nicks must be registered, channel names start with # , do NOT use the < > brackets
Mibbit's IRC Servers allow /cs and /chanserv as aliases for /msg ChanServ, either form is acceptable.