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Written by X-Ception
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Wednesday, 06 February 2008 |
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Setting the ~r extended ban is quite different to a normal ban, where as it does not use nick!ident@host ban lines it only uses realnames. However there is a slight issue in that fact that realnames allow spaces where as bans do not.
Setting a ban on a realname is simple:
/mode #channel +b ~r:realname
However when a realname makes use of spaces you should replace said spaces with underscores:
/mode #channel +b ~r:realname_with_spaces
underscores are in terms of realname bans both underscores and spaces. It should also be noted that extended bans do not work on users with +vhoaq
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Written by X-Ception
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Wednesday, 06 February 2008 |
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Setting the ~c extended ban is quite different when compared to a normal ban, as it does not make use of the nick!ident@host ban line. As its a channel based ban it uses the prefix:
/mode #channel +b ~c:#channel
There are a few things to remember with this ban, in the latest version of UnrealIRCd you can ban a specific level of users example:
/mode #channel +b ~c:+#channel
This would keep out voiced users, support for this extension is version dependant however, verify with your server admin if unsure. The second thing to remember is that again it does not work on +vhoaq users and lastly the most important thing to remember is....
It will NOT kick users out of your channel if you have banner a channel they are in, instead if a user is in a banned channel when it becomes banned they will be unable to "speak" in your channel until they parted the banned channel or the ban is lifted.
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Written by libra
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Wednesday, 23 January 2008 |
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To delete a memo type in your client /msg memoserv del <number of memo> , to delete several memos ie: first 5 memos /msg memoserv del 1-5. To delete all memos /msg memoserv del all.
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Written by X-Ception
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Wednesday, 23 January 2008 |
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You cannot have above the allowance of memos which is set at 20 on IrCQnet, to change the amount of memos you can receive type: /msg memoserv set limit [n] [n] = amount you wish to set it too, so for example to set your memo limit to 5 you would use /msg memoserv set limit 5 you must have a registered nickname which has been identified to prior to changing any memoserv options.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 January 2008 )
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Joining an invite only Channel with ChanServ |
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Written by X-Ception
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Wednesday, 23 January 2008 |
To join an invite only channel using chanserv you must first be on the access list for the channel, providing you are then you tye: /msg chanserv invite #Channel replace #Channel with the channel you wish to join of course.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 January 2008 )
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