IGNORE
Services has an ignore list which functions similarly to the way a user can ignore another user.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg OperServ HELP IGNORE in any client for the same text.
help text
Usage: IGNORE [ADD|DEL|LIST|WIPE] [<entry>] [<reason>] [<time>] Services has an ignore list which functions similarly to the way a user can ignore another user. If a user matches a mask in the ignore list and attempts to use services, he or she will not get a reply. Ignores do not affect IRC operators. ADD - Add someone to the ignore list. DEL - Remove someone from the ignore list. LIST - List all the entries in the ignore list. WIPE - Remove all of the entries from the ignore list. Examples: /msg operserv ignore add *!myident@*.conferencerooms.org services flooding 30 /msg operserv ignore add Timmy!*@* constant services abuse /msg operserv ignore del Timmy!*@* /msg operserv ignore list /msg operserv ignore WIPE Ignores are another way to deal with users who cause problems. It is not quite as harsh as an autokill, because the person can still chat. Yet, it is more confusing to the users affected. If the ignore is kept for a long time then affected users, being unable to identify for nicks or rooms, will lose anything they have registered with services. To add an ignore that last over a day (1440 mins) requires someone with root privileges.
More in OperServ
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