PROP

Usage: PROP <nick|#channel> [<*|property>] [<value>]

This command allows inspecting and changing or all properties for channels and nicknames. If no value is specified, the server only prints the value of the property. You can use '*' as property parameter to see all properties of the channel or nickname.

See PROP NICK and PROP CHANNEL for more information.

Examples:

/prop mark language en

/prop #lobby joinmute 5

/hs prop nick

/hs prop channel

Usage: PROP <#channel> [<value>]

Channels contain a variety of properties, some read-only, others read-write. Some duplication of functionality is present, in that PROP commands can be used to change certain attributes that were previously only changeable by commands.

AUDIT, AUTOVOICE, CHECKAGE, CLOSEBY, CLOSED, CLOSETIME, CREATION, DESC,
FREEZEBY, FREEZETIME, FROZEN, JOINMUTE, JOINSPERSEC, KEY, LANGUAGE, LASTJOIN,
LIMIT, MARKBY, MARKED, MARKTIME, MEMOLEVEL, MODELOCK, OPGUARD, OVERFLOW,
PEAKUSERS, POLICY, RATING, REJOINTRACK, RESTRICT, SUBJECT, THEME, TOPIC,
TOPICBY, TOPICLOCK, TOPICTIME, TYPE, URL, USERMSGSPERSEC, USERS, USERSPERIP

For more information type /hs prop channel <property>

Examples:

/hs prop channel joinmute
/hs prop channel users

Usage: PROP <#channel> AUDIT [<ON|OFF>]

The AUDIT property can be set by managers and the founder of a channel, it allows you to monitor all relevant changes to channel settings.

If set to ON, every property change in the channel will cause the server to send a memo to all managers and the founder, which includes details about the op who changed the property and when. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh audit

/prop #Pittsburgh audit on

/prop #Pittsburgh audit off

Usage: PROP <#channel> AUTOVOICE [<ON|OFF>]

If the AUTOVOICE property is set to ON, then every user joining the channel will be voiced by the server. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh autovoice

/prop #Pittsburgh autovoice on

See also: CMODE +v

Usage: PROP <#channel> CLOSEBY 

If a channel was closed, the CLOSEBY property contains the nickname of the operator who closed it.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh closeby

See also: PROP CMODE CLOSED and PROP CMODE CLOSETIME

Usage: PROP <#channel> CLOSED 

If a channel was closed, the CLOSED property contains the reason why it was closed.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh closed

See also: PROP CMODE CLOSEBY and PROP CMODE CLOSETIME

Usage: PROP <#channel> CLOSETIME 

If a channel was closed, the CLOSETIME property contains the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when it was closed.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh closetime

See also: PROP CMODE CLOSED and PROP CMODE CLOSEBY

Usage: PROP <#channel> CREATION 

The CREATION property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the channel was created.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh creation

Usage: PROP <#channel> DESC [<description>]

The DESC property carries a short description of the channel, it will be set to the description given when you ATTACH a channel to your nickname, but can be changed later on by simply setting it to something else.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh desc

/prop #Pittsburgh desc my favourite channel!

See also: ATTACH

Usage: PROP <#channel> FREEZEBY 

The FREEZEBY property holds the name of the operator who froze the channel.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh freezeby

Note: this property is only set if the channel is frozen, see PROP CHANNEL FROZEN.

Usage: PROP <#channel> FREEZETIME 

The FREEZETIME property tells you when the channel was frozen.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh freezetime

Note: this property is only set if the channel is frozen, see PROP CHANNEL FROZEN.

Usage: PROP <#channel> FROZEN 

The FROZEN property is set if a channel was frozen and states the reason for the freezing.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh frozen

See also PROP CHANNEL FREEZEBY and PROP CHANNEL FREEZETIME.

Usage: PROP <#channel> KEY [<key>]

The KEY property contains the key that is set for the channel, if CMODE +k is set.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh key

/prop #Pittsburgh key jnLtT5OeGa

/prop #Pittsburgh key :

Note: in order to unset the key with PROP, you need to specify a ':' as parameter, to set the key to an empty string.

Usage: PROP <#channel> LANGUAGE [<language code>]

The LANGUAGE property allows you to set a preferred language for the channel. The parameter must be a valid ISO 639 language code.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh language

/prop #Pittsburgh language en

/prop #Pittsburgh language de

Usage: PROP <#channel> LASTJOIN 

The LASTJOIN property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of the last time someone joined the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh lastjoin

Usage: PROP <#channel> LIMIT [<number>]

Master rooms only: how many people fill a sub-room before the next one is opened. Setting /mode #channel +l <n> on the master does the same.

Usage: PROP <#channel> MARKBY 

If a channel was marked, the MARKBY property contains the nickname of the operator who marked it.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh markby

See also: PROP CMODE MARKED and PROP CMODE MARKTIME

Usage: PROP <#channel> MARKED 

If a channel was marked, the MARKED property contains the reason why it was marked.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh marked

See also: PROP CMODE MARKBY and PROP CMODE MARKTIME

Usage: PROP <#channel> MARKTIME 

If a channel was marked, the MARKTIME property contains the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when it was marked.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh marktime

See also: PROP CMODE MARKED and PROP CMODE MARKBY

Usage: PROP <#channel> MASTER [on|0]

Turns the room into an Auditorium Rows master room. Everybody without ops or voice who joins is put into #channel.1 until it has LIMIT people, then #channel.2 and so on. What staff say in the master is shown in every sub-room, and the master's modes and topic are copied to all of them. MASTER 0 turns it off; the sub-rooms stay as ordinary rooms. Set LIMIT with /mode #channel +l <n> (or PROP LIMIT), and MAX and MIN with PROP.

Privilege: channel operator

Usage: PROP <#channel> MAX [<number>]

Master rooms only: the most people a sub-room takes when somebody joins it directly (it becomes the sub-rooms' +l). People who go through the master fill each sub-room only up to LIMIT.

Usage: PROP <#channel> MEMOLEVEL [<UOP|VOP|AOP|SOP|MGR>]

The MEMOLEVEL property allows to specify what level of access is needed in a channel in order to send memos to all users on a certain access list of it.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh memolevel

/prop #Pittsburgh memolevel aop

See also: MEMO

Usage: PROP <#channel> MIN [<number>]

Master rooms only: when a sub-room is down to this many people, it is merged into a lower-numbered sub-room if they fit under LIMIT.

Usage: PROP <#channel> MODELOCK [<modes>]

The MODELOCK property lets you specify a set of modes that are always enforced by the server. This includes set and unset modes, for instance, if you set +t-i as MODELOCK, then the mode 't' will be set if someone tries to unset it and the mode 'i' will be unset if someone tries to set it.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh modelock

/prop #Pittsburgh modelock +tR-z

/prop #Pittsburgh modelock -t

/prop #Pittsburgh modelock +i

See also: CMODE

Usage: PROP <#channel|GUID> NAME

PROP NAME

The NAME property contains the display name of the channel. This can be useful for clients that joined by GUID, or requested to join a channel that is in master/slave hierarchy, in which case the name is the name of the master.

Privilege: User

Attribute: Read Only

Examples:
 
/prop #lobby name

Usage: PROP <#channel> OPGUARD [<ON|OFF>]

The OPGUARD property specifies whether a user has to be added to an access list in order to be made operator in the channel. If OPGUARD is set to ON, then you can't set CMODE +o for a user who isn't at least AOP of the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh opguard

/prop #Pittsburgh opguard on

See also: CMODE +o and ACCESS

Usage: PROP <#channel> PEAKUSERS 

The PEAKUSERS property contains the highest number of users seen in the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh peakusers

Usage: PROP <#channel> POLICY [<CLOSED|OPEN>]

In a channel with an OPEN policy, every user can add himself to the UOP access list. In CLOSED channels (the default), this is not possible.

This behaviour is intended for channels that offer a type of mailing list, it may send channel memos with updates and information, and all UOPs will receive those memos.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh policy

/prop #Pittsburgh policy normal

/prop #Pittsburgh policy open

Note: An OPEN policy does not lower security in a channel, because AKICKs placed in OPEN channels can not be overridden by self-invitation from self-added UOPs.

Usage: PROP <#channel> RATING [<NR|G|PG|MA>] [<L|S|V>]

The RATING property can carry a rating similar to US TV guide ratings, valid values are NR, G, PG, and MA for Not Rated, General Audience, Parental Guidance, and Mature Audience respectively.

Additionally, it may contain a second parameter with the flags L, S, V to indicate crude Language, Sexual content, and Violence, that may be commonly found in the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh rating

/prop #Pittsburgh rating MA VL

/prop #Pittsburgh rating G

/prop #Pittsburgh rating NR

See also: PROP NICK CONTENT, PROP CHANNEL AGECHECK

Usage: PROP <#channel> RESTRICT [<ON|OFF>]

If RESTRICT is set to ON, then only users with channel access can join the channel, everybody else will get kicked and banned by the server on sight. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh restrict

/prop #Pittsburgh restrict on

/prop #Pittsburgh restrict off

Usage: PROP <#channel> SUBJECT [<keywords>]

The SUBJECT property contains keywords that have something to do with the channel, you can set these to describe your channel. It also enables users to use /LIST -S= to list all channels containing the specified keyword.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh subject

/prop #Pittsburgh subject hollywood cusack film

Usage: PROP <#channel> THEME [<theme>]

The THEME property contains a theme that web chat clients will use as default when joining the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh theme

/prop #Pittsburgh theme conferencerooms

Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPIC 

The TOPIC property contains the currently set topic of the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh topic

See also: PROP CHANNEL TOPICBY and PROP CHANNEL TOPICTIME

Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPICBY 

The TOPICBY property contains the nickname of the user who set the topic of the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh topicby

See also: PROP CHANNEL TOPIC and PROP CHANNEL TOPICTIME

Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPICLOCK [<OFF|UOP|VOP|AOP|SOP|MGR>]

The TOPICLOCK property makes it possible to allow topic changes only for users with high enough access in the channel. For instance, if set to AOP, then only users with AOP, SOP or MGR access to the channel can change the topic.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh topiclock

/prop #Pittsburgh topiclock aop

See also: TOPIC

Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPICTIME 

The TOPICTIME property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the channel's topic was set.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh topictime

See also: PROP CHANNEL TOPIC and PROP CHANNEL TOPICBY

Usage: PROP <#channel> TYPE 

The TYPE property contains the type of the channel, it can be NORMAL, REGISTERED, MASTER, or SLAVE.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh type

Usage: PROP <#channel> URL [<an URL>]

The URL property allows you to add an URL that your channel is associated with.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh url

/prop #Pittsburgh url http://www.myveryownwebsite.com

Usage: PROP <#channel> USERS 

The USERS property contains the number of users currently in the channel.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/prop #Pittsburgh users

Usage: PROP <nick> [<value>]

Nicknames contain a variety of properties, some read-only, others read-write. Some duplication of functionality is present, in that PROP commands can be used to change certain attributes that were previously only changeable by commands.

Possible nick properties are:

AGE, AIM, AUTHBUDDY, AUTHCHAN, AUTOPLOG, AWAY, AWAYTIME,
CAPAB, CONNECTTIME, CONTENT, EMAIL, ENCRYPTION, FREEZEBY, FREEZETIME, FROZEN,
FTRANSFER, GUID, ICQ, LANGUAGE, LUID, MAILBLOCK, MARKED, MARKEDBY,
MARKEDTIME, MFORWARD, MRECEIPTS, MSN, NAME, NICKTIME, NOMEMO, NOOP,
OPT, PMREPTRACK, REALNAME, REGISTERED, SHOWAGE, SHOWEMAIL, THEME, URL,
YAHOO

For more information type /hs prop nick <property>

Examples:

/hs prop nick away
/hs prop nick nomemo

See also UPROP for a more convenient way to change your own properties.

Usage: PROP <nick> AGE [<age>]

As you would expect, this property lets you specify your age in years, you can choose to make this piece of information available to anyone with PROP NICK SHOWAGE, otherwise it won't show to anyone else.

The age specified here will be taken into account in channels that have a certain rating set, some channels may even require you to specify an age with this property, see PROP CHANNEL AGECHECK for that option.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop age

/uprop age 31

/uprop age 19

See also: PROP NICK SHOWAGE, PROP NICK CONTENT, PROP CHANNEL RATING, PROP CHANNEL AGECHECK

Usage: PROP <nick> AIM [<AIM-account>]

The AIM property allows you to specify your AIM account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on AIM.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop aim

/uprop aim Jenn

Usage: PROP <nick> AUTHBUDDY [<AUTHORIZE|DECLINE>]

With the AUTHBUDDY property you can control what happens when someone tries to add you to a buddy list. DECLINE immediately declines all requests, while AUTHORIZE sends you an authorization request which you can accept or decline.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop authbuddy

/uprop authbuddy allow

/uprop authbuddy authorize

See also: AUTH

Usage: PROP <nick> AUTHCHAN [<ALLOW|AUTHORIZE|DECLINE>]

With the AUTHCHAN property you can control what happens when someone tries to add you to a channel access list. ALLOW and DECLINE immediately allow or decline the request respectively, while AUTHORIZE sends you an authorization request which you can accept or decline.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop authchan

/uprop authchan allow

/uprop authchan authorize

See also: AUTH

Usage: PROP <nick> AUTOPLOG [<ON|OFF>]

The AUTOPLOG property lets you specify whether or not to enable personal logging each time you connect and use your registered nickname. If enabled, it will make sure that logging starts the moment you identify to your nick. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop autoplog

/uprop autoplog on

See also: PLOG

Usage: PROP <nick> AVATAR [<avatar>]

The AVATAR property lets you set an avatar. How this property will be interepreted is client-dependent. The java client shows a small icon next to the user.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop avatar cat

Usage: PROP <nick> AWAY 

The AWAY property is set if the user is away. The value is the away message for the user. You can set it with the AWAY command.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop away

Usage: PROP <nick> AWAYTIME 

The AWAYTIME property is set if the user is away. The value is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the user used the AWAY command.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop awaytime

Usage: PROP <nick> CONNECTTIME 

The CONNECTTIME property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the client connected to the server.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop connecttime

Usage: PROP <nick> CONTENT [<ANY|G|PG|MA>] [<V|S|L>]

The CONTENT property allows you to set a restriction on the channels you can join. The rating is similar to US TV guide ratings, valid values are G, PG, and MA for General Audience, Parental Guidance, and Mature Audience respectively.

Additionally, it may contain a second parameter with the flags V, S, and L to indicate Violence, Sexual content, and crude Language, that may be commonly found in the channel.

For instance, if you specify PG SL, then you won't be able to join channels with a PG rating or higher. You also wouldn't be able to join channels that have the S or L flag set.

You can specify ANY to allow all channel ratings.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop content

/uprop content ANY

/uprop content ANY SV

/uprop content PG

See also: PROP CHANNEL RATING

Usage: PROP <nick> EMAIL 

The EMAIL property holds the email address associated with your nick/LUID.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop email

See also PROP NICK SHOWEMAIL.

Usage: PROP <nick> FREEZEBY 

The FREEZEBY property holds the name of the operator who froze the nickname.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop freezeby

Note: this property is only set if the nick is frozen, see PROP NICK FROZEN.

Usage: PROP <nick> FREEZETIME 

The FREEZETIME property tells you when the nickname was frozen.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop freezetime

Note: this property is only set if the nick is frozen, see PROP NICK FROZEN.

Usage: PROP <nick> FROZEN 

The FROZEN property is set if a nickname was frozen and states the reason for the freezing.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop frozen

See also PROP NICK FREEZEBY and PROP NICK FREEZETIME.

Usage: PROP <nick> FTRANSFER [<ON|OFF>]

If you set the FTRANSFER property to OFF, then all channel founder transfers (using TRANSFER) to you are blocked automatically. Default is ON.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop ftransfer

/uprop ftransfer on

/uprop ftransfer off

See also: TRANSFER

Note: Network operators can still override this with the command FTRANSFER.

Usage: PROP <nick> ICQ [<ICQ-account>]

The ICQ property allows you to specify your ICQ account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on ICQ.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop icq

/uprop icq 2107

Usage: PROP <nick> LANGUAGE [<language code>]

The LANGUAGE property lets you set a preferred language. The parameter must be a valid ISO 639 language code, it will be displayed in your WHOIS info, together with the corresponding language name.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop language

/uprop language de

Usage: PROP <nick> MAILBLOCK [<ON|OFF>]

This property controls whether you want automated services messages to be sent to the email address associated with your nickname/LUID. If you disable this option, you will NOT be able to get help with your nickname password. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop mailblock

/uprop mailblock on

Usage: PROP <nick> MARKED 

The MARKED property is set if a nickname was marked and states the reason for the marking.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop marked

See also PROP NICK MARKEDBY and PROP NICK MARKEDTIME.

Usage: PROP <nick> MARKEDBY 

The MARKEDBY property holds the name of the operator who marked the nickname.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop markedby

Note: this property is only set if the nick is marked, see PROP NICK MARKED.

Usage: PROP <nick> MARKEDTIME 

The MARKEDTIME property tells you when the nickname was marked.

Privilege: operator

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop markedtime

Note: this property is only set if the nick is marked, see PROP NICK MARKED.

Usage: PROP <nick> MRECEIPTS [<ON|OFF>]

This property will send you a notification memo when a user has read a memo you have sent to them. The default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop mreceipts

/uprop mreceipts on

If you need to know when someone has gotten the information you sent, then turn MRECEIPTS on. Also, this way if you do not get a memo, you will know that the one you sent was never read. It is best left off, to avoid pointless memos, unless you have a reason to desire the information.

Usage: PROP <nick> MSN [<MSN-account>]

The MSN property allows you to specify your MSN account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on MSN.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop msn

/uprop msn candynetwork@usa.net

Usage: PROP <nick> NAME [<>]

The NAME property allows you to set your name.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop name

/uprop name John Doe

Usage: PROP <nick> NICKTIME 

The NICKTIME property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the nick was changed last.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop nicktime

Usage: PROP <nick> NOMEMO [<ON|OFF>]

This property prevents people from being able to memo you, if set to ON. You cannot turn NOMEMO on if you have PROP NICK MFORWARD set on.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop nomemo

/uprop nomemo on

Usage: PROP <nick> NOOP [<ON|OFF>]

With the NOOP property you can control whether you get opped when you join channels you have access in.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop noop

/uprop noop on

/uprop noop off

Usage: PROP <nick> PMREPTRACK [<repetition limit>]

The PMREPTRACK property attempts to block too many repetitions of messages sent to you privately. If one or many users send you a message very often (or messages that all are very similar), then the server will stop sending them to you, once the number reaches the limit set in PMREPTRACK.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop pmreptrack

/uprop pmreptrack 3

Usage: PROP <nick> REALNAME [<userinfo>]

The REALNAME property allows you to set the real name or userinfo that is visible when someone performs a WHOIS on you.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop realname

/uprop realname John Doe

Usage: PROP <nick> REGISTERED 

The REGISTERED property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the nickname was registered.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop registered

Usage: PROP <nick> SHOWAGE [<ON|OFF>]

SHOWAGE specifies whether other users can see your AGE property, if you set one. The default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop showage

/uprop showage on

/uprop showage off

See also: PROP NICK AGE

Usage: PROP <nick> SHOWEMAIL [<ON|OFF>]

The SHOWEMAIL property controls whether other users can see your email address. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop showemail

/uprop showemail on

See also PROP NICK EMAIL.

Usage: PROP <nick> THEME [<theme>]

The THEME property allows setting a default theme, which the web chat client will use if not told otherwise.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop theme

/uprop theme conferencerooms

Usage: PROP <nick> URL [<an URL>]

The URL property allows you to add an URL that is shown to other users if they request INFO about your nick.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop url

/uprop url http://www.myveryownwebsite.com

Usage: PROP <nick> YAHOO [<Yahoo-account>]

The YAHOO property allows you to specify your Yahoo account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on Yahoo.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop yahoo

/uprop yahoo luckynumberz@yahoo.com

Usage: PROP <nickname|GUID> <value>

Nicknames contain a variety of properties, some read-only, others read-write. Some duplication of functionality is present, in that PROP commands can be used to change certain attributes that were previously only changeable by commands.

You can also use '/uprop <value>' in the place of '/prop <nickname|GUID> <value>'.

Usage: PROP <nick> AIM [<AIM-account>]

PROP AIM
The AIM property allows you to specify your AIM account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on AIM.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop aim

/uprop aim Jenn

Usage: PROP <nick> AVATAR [<avatar>]

PROP AVATAR
The AVATAR property lets you set an avatar. How this property will be interepreted is client-dependent. The java client shows a small icon next to the user.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop avatar cat

Usage: PROP <nick> AWAY 

PROP AWAY
The AWAY property is set if the user is away. The value is the away message for the user. You can set it with the AWAY command.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop away

Usage: PROP <nick> AWAYTIME 

PROP AWAYTIME
The AWAYTIME property is set if the user is away. The value is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the user used the AWAY command.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop awaytime

Usage: PROP <nick> CONNECTTIME 

PROP CONNECTTIME
The CONNECTTIME property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the client connected to the server.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop connecttime

Usage: PROP <nick> EMAIL 

PROP EMAIL
The EMAIL property holds the email address associated with your nick/LUID.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop email

See also PROP NICK SHOWEMAIL.

Usage: PROP <nick> FREEZEBY 

PROP FREEZEBY
The FREEZEBY property holds the name of the operator who froze the nickname.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop freezeby

Note: this property is only set if the nick is frozen, see PROP NICK FROZEN.

Usage: PROP <nick> FREEZETIME 

PROP FREEZETIME
The FREEZETIME property tells you when the nickname was frozen.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop freezetime

Note: this property is only set if the nick is frozen, see PROP NICK FROZEN.

Usage: PROP <nick> FROZEN 

PROP FROZEN
The FROZEN property is set if a nickname was frozen and states the reason for the freezing.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop frozen

See also PROP NICK FREEZEBY and PROP NICK FREEZETIME.

Usage: PROP <nick> ICQ [<ICQ-account>]

PROP ICQ
The ICQ property allows you to specify your ICQ account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on ICQ.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop icq

/uprop icq 2107

Usage: PROP <nickname|GUID> LANGUAGE <value>

PROP LANGUAGE

The LANGUAGE property is used to indicate the preferred language of a user. The syntax is free, and would usually be a "descriptive" name of a language.

Privilege: User

Attribute: Read/Write

Examples:
 
/prop steve language Spanish

Usage: PROP <nick> MAILBLOCK [<ON|OFF>]

PROP MAILBLOCK
This property controls whether you want automated services messages to be sent to the email address associated with your nickname/LUID. If you disable this option, you will NOT be able to get help with your nickname password. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop mailblock

/uprop mailblock on

Usage: PROP <nick> MARKED 

PROP MARKED
The MARKED property is set if a nickname was marked and states the reason for the marking.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop marked

See also PROP NICK MARKEDBY and PROP NICK MARKEDTIME.

Usage: PROP <nick> MARKEDBY 

PROP MARKEDBY
The MARKEDBY property holds the name of the operator who marked the nickname.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop markedby

Note: this property is only set if the nick is marked, see PROP NICK MARKED.

Usage: PROP <nick> MARKEDTIME 

PROP MARKEDTIME
The MARKEDTIME property tells you when the nickname was marked.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop markedtime

Note: this property is only set if the nick is marked, see PROP NICK MARKED.

Usage: PROP <nick> MRECEIPTS [<ON|OFF>]

PROP MRECEIPTS
This property will send you a notification memo when a user has read a memo you have sent to them. The default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop mreceipts

/uprop mreceipts on

If you need to know when someone has gotten the information you sent, then turn MRECEIPTS on. Also, this way if you do not get a memo, you will know that the one you sent was never read. It is best left off, to avoid pointless memos, unless you have a reason to desire the information.

Usage: PROP <nick> MSN [<MSN-account>]

PROP MSN
The MSN property allows you to specify your MSN account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on MSN.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop msn

/uprop msn candynetwork@usa.net

Usage: PROP <nick> NAME [<>]

PROP NAME
The NAME property allows you to set your name.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop name John Doe

Usage: PROP <nick> NICKTIME 

PROP NICKTIME
The NICKTIME property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the nick was changed last.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop nicktime

Usage: PROP <nick> NOMEMO [<ON|OFF>]

PROP NOMEMO
This property prevents people from being able to memo you, if set to ON. You cannot turn NOMEMO on if you have PROP NICK MFORWARD set on.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop nomemo

/uprop nomemo on

Usage: PROP <nick> REALNAME [<userinfo>]

PROP REALNAME
The REALNAME property allows you to set the real name or userinfo that is visible when someone performs a WHOIS on you.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop realname John Doe

Usage: PROP <nick> REGISTERED 

PROP REGISTERED
The REGISTERED property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the nickname was registered.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read

Examples:

/uprop registered

Usage: PROP <nick> SHOWEMAIL [<ON|OFF>]

PROP SHOWEMAIL
The SHOWEMAIL property controls whether other users can see your email address. Default is OFF.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop showemail

/uprop showemail on

See also PROP NICK EMAIL.

Usage: PROP <nick> URL [<an URL>]

PROP URL
The URL property allows you to add an URL that is shown to other users if they request INFO about your nick.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop url

/uprop url http://www.myveryownwebsite.com

Usage: PROP <nick> YAHOO [<Yahoo-account>]

PROP YAHOO
The YAHOO property allows you to specify your Yahoo account, if you want other users to be able to contact you on Yahoo.

Privilege: user

Attribute: read-write

Examples:

/uprop yahoo

/uprop yahoo luckynumberz@yahoo.com