ACCESS
Use the access 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 ACCESS in any client for the same text.
help text
Usage: ACCESS #<room> <nick> Use the access 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 access #conferencerooms jimmy This command is useful to determine what level of power someone has in a room. It can only be used by someone who has UOP access or higher. As a UOP or higher, you can use it as a quick way to check whether someone is akicked. This can be useful if they are having problems joining, but you're not sure why. Anyone can use it to check their own access on the room, if the command goes through, you see your access, if it does not you know you are either 0 or -1. Then if you can join you are 0, if you get kicked out after joining, you are akicked. UOPs and higher can also use it to check the access level of another op, if they need an AKICK set, they may want to see if a fellow op is an SOP. Note: Service commands are deprecated, see the server command /HS acl for the new command.
More in ChanServ
- 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.
- DROPUsed to drop a registered room. Only the founder can do this.