ACC
Use the acc command to find out what access level you or another user has to a registered room.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg ChanServ HELP ACC in any client for the same text.
help text
Usage: ACC #<room> <nick> Use the acc command to find out what access level you or another user has to a registered room. ChanServ will return one of the following values: 7 Identified as founder of the room by the room's password. 6 Identified to the founder's nick. 5 Matches an entry in the access list of the founder's nick. 4 SOP 3 AOP 2 VOP 1 UOP 0 Normal User -1 AKICKed user Example: /msg chanserv acc #conferencerooms joeuser Note: Service commands are deprecated, see the server command /HS ACCESS for the new command.
More in ChanServ
- ACCESSUse the access command to find out what access level you or another user has to a registered room.
- AKICKSOPs and the founder of the room can add and delete AKICKs. If a user matches an entry in your room's akick list, he is immediately kicked and banned from the room.
- AOPAOPs have the third level of access in a room. Only an SOP or the founder can add or delete an AOP or wipe the entire list. UOPs or higher can use the list command to see the current AOPs.
- AUTHAllows ops to view (VIEW) or delete pending authorization entries pending for the channel; E.g. if I try to add you to #idols, and you have "auth on", that command will list you as "pending".
- COUNTThis will give a count of how many entries are in each of the room's lists. UOPs and higher can get a count for a room.
- CSThis is an alias which calls to ChanServ. It reduces your amount of typing. Instead of always typing /msg chanserv <command|rooml> [parameters], you simply type /cs <command|room> [parameters].
- DEOPIf you are an AOP in a room, you can use services to deop people in the room who do not outrank you..
- DEVOICEYou must be a UOP or higher to use this command in the room. This command will remove your (+v) voice status. If you are an AOP or higher you can devoice other people who do not outrank you.