INFO
Used to view all available information on a registered nick.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg NickServ HELP INFO in any client for the same text.
help text
Usage: INFO <nick> Used to view all available information on a registered nick. This will show whether it is registered, when it was registered, to whom, when it was last used, and various options that are set for the nick. Opers may be able to see more information than regular users. Example: /msg nickserv info benny This is a good command to use to check if a nick that interests you is registered or to see when a friend's nick was last used. You should info your own nick so you can see what others will find out if they do so. Note: Service commands are deprecated, see the server command /HS INFO for the new command.
More in NickServ
- LISTCHANSThis will give you a list of all the rooms you or the specified nickname has an access level to and tell you what access. If no nick is given, it will give you the list for the nick you are using.
- RECOVERIf another user is using your nick and you haven't turned nick protect on, you can use this command to disconnect the user and recover your nick.
- REGISTERRegisters your nickname with NickServ. After registering your nickname you will always be able to use it. Other people can use it without getting access to your ops or memos unless you set protect on.
- RELEASEThis command will release a nick which is being held by a nick enforcr. An enforcer will go away in two minutes if release is not used.
- SETAfter you have registered your nick, the set command allows the settings to be changed. You must identify to NickServ before being able to change any settings.
- WATCHThis command will have NickServ manage your Watch list. A watch list is similar to a notify list or a buddy list. It will inform you when nicks you specify are in use.
- NickServ commandsEvery NickServ command, with its help text.
- ACCThis command checks if users own the nicknames they are currently using. After using the acc command, services will reply with the user's access level.