IRC Commands

IRC Commands, Basic guide to managing your IRC.
(Note:
All Commands are broken off by "<" or a "-"
All of these are basic commands to help you off, these are not all the settings you can use)

This my guide to IRChelp:

Services:
1.OperServ
2.HostServ
3.MemoServ
4.BotServ
5.NickServ
5.ChanServ


1.OperServ - You will not need to learn anything about this unless you are an oper.


2.HostServ - This manages your hosts you use.
/hs help - Your help to the host service it is really basic though.
/hs on < Sets your Vhost if you have one
/hs off < Unsets your vhost ( /mode Nick +x < Might need to use that to activate Your Standard host)
/hs Group < Sets your vhost for all nicks in your group

3.MemoServ - This manages all memos sent within the server
/ms help - Your help to the Memo Service
/ms send nick messege < to send a memo.
/ms list < to view memos
/ms read last/MemoNumber < to read a memo.
/ms read #chan last < to read a channel memo.
/ms check nick < to check your memos.

4.BotServ - This manages Bots and commands to this service
/bs help - Your help to the Bot Service
/bs botlist < to view botlist.
/bs assign #chan bot's name < to assign a service bot.
/bs unassign #chan < to unassign a service bot.

5.NickServ - This manages your nicks within the server
/ns help - Your help to the Nick Service
-ID/Registering
/ns identify Password < to identify.
/ns logout nick < to logout of a nick.
/ns register password email@here < to register a nick.
/ns confirm passcode < to confirm your passcode sent to your email (Has to do with the following above command)
/ns drop nicktodrop < to drop a nick.

-Recovering
/ns ghost Nick Password < to kill your ghost.
/ns recover Nick Password < to recover your nickname.

-Groups/Lists
/ns alist < to view the channels you currently have access in.
/ns glist < to view your grouped nicks.
/ns group MainNick MainNicksPass < to group a nick to your Main Nick.
-Set
/ns set greet messege < to set your personal greet messege.
/ns set password NewPass < to change your password. (Must be Identified)

6.ChanServ - This Service helps me manage your channels
/cs help - Your help to the Channel Service
/topic #chan NewTopic < to set the topic.
/cs set #chan xop off < to turn xop off
/cs set #chan secureops on < to turn secure ops on.
/cs set #chan secureops off < to turn secure ops off.
/cs set #chan founder Nick < to set founder.
/cs set #chan password NewPassword < to change a channels password.
/cs set #chan mlock +Mode < to set a mode on mlock.
/cs set #chan mlock -Mode < to remove a mode on mlock.
/cs set #chan entrymsg msg < to set the entry messege.
/cs id #chan ChanPassword < to identify as owner in a channel.
/cs logout #chan NICK < to log yourself, or someone else out of a channel.
/cs register #chan password Description < to register a channel.
/cs drop #chantodrop < to drop a channel.
/cs unban #chan < to unban yourself.
/cs clear #channel bans < to clear bans.
/cs invite #chan < to invite yourself into a channel.
-Access
/cs access #chan add nick Level < to add access.(The Following are levels)
3 is +Voice
4 is %Halfop
5-9 is @Op
10-9999 is &Admin
/cs access #chan del nick < to delete access.
/cs access #chan clear < to clear access list.
/cs access #chan list < to view the access list.
Other:
/list < to view the channel list
/nick nickname < to change your nickname
/join #chan < to join your specified channel
/whois nick < to see info about another user
/part #chan < to leave a channel
/quit < to quit the server
/invite nick #chan < to invite someone to a channel that your in
/kick #chan nick reason < to kick someone from a channel (must have halfop or higher)

Channel Modes:
- To use all these commands do the following.
/mode #chan +letter < to set your command
/mode #chan -letter < to take off command

Ex. To set moderated channel do /mode #chan +m <

p = Private channel
s = Secret channel better than private
i = Invite-only allowed
m = Moderated channel, noone can speak except users with mode +voh
n = No messages from outside channel
t = Only channel operators may set the topic
r = Channel is registered
R = Requires a registered nickname to join the channel
c = No ANSI color can be sent to the channel (ColourBlock)
q = Channel owner
Q = No kicks able in channel unless by U:Lines
K = /Knock is not allowed
V = /Invite is not allowed
S = Strip all incoming colours away
l <number of max users> = Channel may hold at most <number> of users
b <nick!user@host> = Bans the nick!user@host from the channel
k <key> = Needs the channel key to join the channel
o <nick> = Gives operator status to the user
v <nick> = Gives voice to the user (May talk if chan is +m)
L <chan2> = If +l is full, the next user will auto-join <chan2>
a <nick> = Gives protection to the user (No kick/drop)
e <nick!user@host> = Exception ban - If someone matches it
they can join even if a ban matches them
h <nick> = Gives halfop status to the user
N = No nickname changes are permitted in the channel.
C = No CTCPs allowed in the channel.

 

may i add for chanserv, that using /CS SET #channel MLOCK <mlock> resets that channel's current mlock settings with each use;

you have to retype the whole modestring each time you use it. IE:

/CS SET #balls MLOCK +iSntmCT

if you want to remove i from it, you can't just /CS SET #balls MLOCK -i

doing that resets the MLOCK and will cause services to unset mode i every time its set in #balls.

you have to retype the command: /CS SET #balls MLOCK +SntmCT

 

Thank you for writing this Cfrey, it's very helpful, I'll stick it for you.

 

Why can't we just give people links to unreal IRCd documentation and anope etc etc instead of this huge ass fucking thread.

 

http://sythe.org/showpost.php?p=3006383&postcount=7

This is why.

The #eliteswitch mentality, you see.

 

I'm not stupid and I use #EliteSwitch

 

Good one.

 

I wouldn't be so sure of that, if I didn't know what an op was called keke.

 

I'm Client Admin, and Op on IRC...

 

That was Classic. - nevermind...Fastman deleted his post.

 

Never knew about recovering!

 

like use
/server admin
to be admin

 

he's right, i did it just now and got myself IRCop

 

neither did i

 

thanks for this cfrey

 

I was thinking along similar lines... But never the less it is a helpful thread and it can't hurt too have a thread right infront of people who have never used the IRC before explaining how the commands work.

 

thanks man, great topic, helped a lot.

 

thank you now i actually know how to register a nick on sythe's irc lol.

 

thanks helped me a bunch

 

thanks for this will help