UPTIME
This 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.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg OperServ HELP UPTIME in any client for the same text.
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Usage: UPTIME This 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. Example: /msg operserv uptime This command merely gives information, it does not affect anything. It is good for seeing how your server and network have been doing.
More in OperServ
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- OperServ commandsEvery OperServ command, with its help text.
- AKILLThis command will add, list or delete an autokill from services. The format of an akill is ident@host.
- AUTOKILLThis command is identical to akill except for some abilities that roots have when using AUTOKILL that do not work with AKILL.
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- IDENTIFYThis command remotely identifies a user without giving the user the password. The user will show as being identified to the room or nickname.
- IGNOREServices has an ignore list which functions similarly to the way a user can ignore another user.
- LISTADMThis command will give you the nicknames of the network operators that have access to OperServ. Services Admins and CSOPs are listed together. Root admins are listed separately.