UNDEL
This command will allow you to undelete a memo that is currently in your RECYCLER memo box.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg MemoServ HELP UNDEL in any client for the same text.
help text
Usage: UNDEL <memo number> [<folder>] This command will allow you to undelete a memo that is currently in your RECYCLER memo box. You will need to change your active folder to the RECYCLER folder and then LIST so you will be able to obtain the memo number. The undeleted memo will be automatically moved back to the INBOX memo folder unless you specify a folder. Examples: /msg memoserv undel 1 SYSTEM /msg memoserv undel 2 If you accidentally delete a memo but have not yet expunged your RECYCLER, you can get the memo back. This is most useful if you accidentally sent the delete command. But you should try not to count on undeleting memos to get them back. Note: Service commands are deprecated, see the server command /HS FOLDER for the new command.
More in MemoServ
- MemoServ commandsEvery MemoServ command, with its help text.
- CLOSEThe close command is the opposite of the SELECT command. It will close your currently active memo folder. Use select to open a new memo folder.
- CREATEThis command will allow you to create new memo folders. There are 3 folders already created for you. INBOX, SYSTEM, RECYCLER.
- DELThis command will delete specified memos. DEL ALL or DEL * deletes all of your memos within the active folder, so use it with care. DEL ALL is deprecated, but still works.
- EXPUNGEThe EXPUNGE command will permanently delete all memos in the "RECYCLER" folder. Once your memos have been EXPUNGED from the folder they cannot be retrieved.
- FORWARDThis command has been removed, use the nickserv set mforward command to forward memos from one nick to another.
- IGNOREYou have the ability to manage a permanent MemoServ ignore list with this command. All nicknames added to your ignore list must be registered.
- KEEPThe KEEP command will MARK a memo as being kept. Then the memo will not expire unless deleted. Deleting it either by number or in a del * command will remove the memo.