MEMOSERV
Many of the OperServ commands are listed in the OperServ help files however they are issued with different services agents such as NickServ or ChanServ, the reason why they are listed under OperServ…
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg OperServ HELP MEMOSERV in any client for the same text.
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Many of the OperServ commands are listed in the OperServ help files however they are issued with different services agents such as NickServ or ChanServ, the reason why they are listed under OperServ is because you need OperServ access to issue these commands. OperServ access levels are Services Administrator also referred to as SA, ChanServ Super Op aka CSop, and root administrator. WIPE - Delete all entries in a nick's memoserv ignore list Example: /os help memoserv wipe
MEMOSERV WIPE
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Usage: MEMOSERV IGNORE WIPE <nickname> This command will wipe the MemoServ ignore list for the specified nick. Any CSop or root can wipe lists. Example: /msg MemoServ IGNORE WIPE Dianora As with other wipe commands, it is a quick way to clear the list if it has been poorly set up. Ignores that are desired can be added back after the list has been wiped.
More in OperServ
- NICKSERVMany of the OperServ commands are listed in the OperServ help files however they are issued with different services agents such as NickServ or ChanServ, the reason why they are listed under OperServ…
- QLINEUsing this command will add a global Qline. A Qline is a nickname that is prohibited on the server or network. Network Operators may use qlined nicks, but regular users cannot.
- ROOTMany of the OperServ commands are listed in the OperServ help files however they are issued with different services agents such as NickServ or ChanServ, the reason why they are listed under OperServ…
- SPECSThis command will allow you to list your own access to services on NickServ ChanServ and OperServ, flags will be listed by what they do.
- TRIGGERThis will set the trigger level for a host. The trigger level determines how many people from the same host are needed to set off a clone alert.
- UPTIMEThis command will give you the services uptime, the number of people currently online, the maximum number that have been online, and the number of registered rooms and nicknames on the network.
- VHOSTVirtual hosts. They are saved in the database, so there is nothing to reload and they survive restarts.
- OperServ commandsEvery OperServ command, with its help text.