OP
If you are an AOP or higher in a room you can use services to op yourself or others. All of the ops in the room will see a notice telling them that you used services to op the person.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg ChanServ HELP OP in any client for the same text.
help text
Usage: OP #<room> <nick> If you are an AOP or higher in a room you can use services to op yourself or others. All of the ops in the room will see a notice telling them that you used services to op the person. Example: /msg chanserv op #conferencerooms conferencerooms This is mostly useful when opping yourself. If you deop yourself for whatever reason, you can reop yourself without having to part and rejoin. Opping other people is usually easily done by moding them +o, but occasionally a bot or script will have problems with people opping others, then services can be used to avoid problems. Note: Service commands are deprecated, see the server command /HS OP for the new command.
More in ChanServ
- REGISTERUsed to register a room with services. You must be identified to your nickname, and you must be in the room as a channel operator. The room belongs to your nickname.
- SETThis command allows you to change settings for a room. You need MGR access or higher in the room (the founder always has it) to change these settings, and you must be identified to your nickname.
- SOPSOps have the second highest level of control in a room. They can add and delete AOPs and AKICKs in addition to all of the AOP commands. The founder is the only one who can add or delete an SOP.
- UNBANThe unban room command with no arguments will cause services to unban you from that room. Unbanning a nick will cause services to unban that nick, and unbanning a mask will remove a ban for that mask.
- UOPUOPs have the fifth highest level of access in a room. Only SOPs or higher may use WIPE, ADD and DEL. UOPs or above may use LIST. UOPs will be moded +u when they join the room.
- VOICEThis command will voice (+v) you in the room. You must be a VOP or higher to use this command in the selected room. Much like the op command. You must be an AOP or higher to voice someone else.
- VOPVOPs have the fourth level of access in a room. They will be voiced when they enter the room, and they can always speak in the room.. Only an SOP can add or delete a VOP.
- WHYThis command allows you to see why a certain user has status in a room. It will tell you what level of access services sees the user as having and why.