Modes

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Modes

Usermodes

You can set usermodes with /mode <yournick> <modes>. The following usermodes are available for all users:

Mode: +i

This mode makes you „invisible“. The purpose of this mode is, that you are not not to be visible on /names or /who for normal users, if you are not together in this channel.

Mode: +d
- This mode makes you deaf. You'll get no messages written in the channels. This means NO MESSAGES!

This mode is only useful for bots, which normally don't have a channel-trigger and will be used by /msg BOT COMMAND.

Mode: +x
- This mode hides your real host. Instead of test@provider.com you will get test@Account.user.OGameNet. This mode is only effective if you're authed. You CAN'T disable this mode again. To disable modes just enter /mode <yournick> -<mode> (attend the -).

Channelmodes

You can set channelmodes with /mode <#channel> <mode> [parameter]</nowiki>. The following channelmodes are available:

Mode: +n
- This mode makes sure that you can only write messages to a channel when you are in the channel.
Mode: +t
- This mode sets that you can only change the topic, when you're chanop (+o ).
Mode: +p/+s
- This mode sets, that you can't see the channel in a /whois. Only if you're also in this channel. The Difference between p and s is, that you can find a "p"-channel in /list but not an "s"-channel. Only one of these modes can be set to one channel at the same time.
Mode: +m
- This mode sets that you can only write messages into the channel, when you're voiced (+v) or opped (+o).
Mode: +l <limit>
- This mode sets the maximum number of users, who can be in the channel at the same time. An invite (e.g. from ChanServ) overrides this limit.
Mode: +k <password>
- This mode sets a password to the channel. All users who want to join the channel have to use /join #channel <password>. An invitatione (e.g. from ChanServ) avoids the password.
Mode: +i
- This mode sets that you can only join a channel, when you've been invited. Only chanops can invite users. Of course ChanServ can invite, too (Look at INVITEME).
Mode: +C
- This mode sets that no one can send CTCP-actions to the cannel. NO ONE!
Mode: +c
- This mode sets that no one can use the mIRC-Colortags anymore. NO ONE!
Mode: +r
- This mode sets that you can only join a channel, if you are authed with AuthServ. An invite (e.g. from ChanServ) overrides this mode.
Mode: +D
- This mode sets that joins and parts will be shown, only if the user says something or will be voiced/oped. Helpful in big channels., It is used for the classes.
Mode: +d
- This mode will be set by the server, if you remove mode +D and there are still users in the channel, whose join wasn't shown. Ops can't disable this mode. It will be disabled automatically if no „invisible“ users are in the channel anymore.
Mode: +o <nick>
- This mode gives an user op. From now on he has an @ on his nick and operatorrights in the channel (kicking, modes, etc.).
Mode: +v <nick>
- This mode gives an user voice. From now on he has a + on his nick and can also send messages in the channel, if the channel is moderated (+m) or when he is banned (+b).
Mode: +b <banmask>
- This mode bans a specified mask from a channel. All users, who apply to this mask can't join or speak anymore. Only if they are voiced or opped. The banmasks look like this: nick!user@host and they can contain wildcards. An invite (e.g. from ChanServ) overrides this ban.
Mode: +z
- This mode is only settable by ChanServ. It sets that during a NetSplit no one will be voiced or opped. So channel-overtakes or netrides will be avoided.