IDENTIFY
This command remotely identifies a user without giving the user the password. The user will show as being identified to the room or nickname.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg OperServ HELP IDENTIFY in any client for the same text.
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Usage: IDENTIFY <nick> <nick|room> <pass> This command remotely identifies a user without giving the user the password. The user will show as being identified to the room or nickname. Examples: /msg operserv identify joeuser boca-mike Foxvalley /msg operserv identify boca-mike #downtown webPass If you wish to give a nick or room to a user this is a good way to do so. You might not want the user to know the password, since some people reuse passwords for multiple things. But this way they can be seen as fully identified and can change the password without ever being told the original password. This command should only be used when you are willing to give someone the nick or room you are giivng them access to. See also FTRANSFER
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