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• REGISTER
  • Registers your nickname in the Nickserv database.
  • Allows you to register your nickname with NickServ.
    Once your nickname is registered, you will be able to register channels and get access to other channels through ChanServ, and manage your nickname through NickServ;
  • The password you give is case sensitive. Passwords must be at least 5 characters in length and no more than 32
    characters in length.
  • NickServ will E-Mail you when you register.
    You must follow the instructions in the E-Mail to
    complete registration of your nickname.
  • Example: /ns REGISTER PasSwORd your@email.com
• IDENTIFY
  • Identify for access to a nickname. Once identified,
    you will be able to see and read any memos you have,
    gain ops in channels, and use your nickname.
  • Example:  /ns IDENTIFY NickName PasSWORd
• INFO
  • Shows you information on a registered nickname,
    such as the time of registration, when the nickname
    was last used, and various other information.
  • Example:  /ns INFO NickName
• LINK
  • Allows you to link two nicknames together. Once
    a nickname is linked to another, it shares the host
    nicknames access lists, passwords, memos, etc.
  • If both nicknames are registered, then they are merged.
    The host nickname's information takes precedence for
    any duplicate information. The nickname you specify is
    considered the host.
  • If the nickname you specify is registered, but your current
    nickname is not, the specified nickname is the host.
  • If the nickname you specify is not registered, but your
    current one is, your current nickname is the host. You do not need to give a password in this case.
  • Example: /ns LINK NickName PasSWORd
• DROP
  • Drops the specified nickname. Once a nickname is dropped, it cannot be undone. It will be available for other users to register. Any nicknames linked to the dropped nickname will also be dropped.
  • If you wish to drop a linked nickname, see the UNLINK
    command.
  • Example:  /ns DROP NickName PasSWORd
• RECOVER
  • Have NickServ regain a nickname for use.
    If your nickname is being held by NickServ,
    or being used by someone else, this command will remove them from the network so you may use your nickname.
  • Example:  /ns RECOVER NickName PasSWORd
• LINKS
  • Lists any nicks LINKed to your host nickname. This command can be issued from your host nickname, or any nicknames linked to it.
  • Example:  /ns LINKS
• UNLINK
  • UNLINKs a nickname from your host nick. This is similar to the DROP command. Once a nickname is UNLINKed, anyone who wants to may register it can.
  • Example:  /ns UNLINK Nick
• STATUS
  • Show your current status to Services. This command will
    show what nickname you are identified to, if any, and any
    higher level access, such as IRCOp, CSOp and SRA.
  • Example:  /ns STATUS 
• ACCESS
  • Add, remove, or list nickname access list entries.
    Nickname access list entries help NickServ
    recognize you without requiring you to IDENTIFY.
  • Use ACCESS CURRENT to have NickServ remember
    your current address.
  • Example:  /ns ACCESS add *@*.yourisp.com
• SET
  • Allows you to modify various nickname settings. You must
    IDENTIFY for the nickname in order to change its settings.
    The settings you can modify are listed below:
  • EMAIL Change your E-Mail address
  • URL Change your URL
  • UIN Change your ICQ UIN
  • NAME Change your real name
  • AGE Change your age
  • SEX Change your sex
  • LOCATION Change your location
  • ZONE Set your preferred Time Zone
  • ENFORCE Enable nickname enforcement
  • SECURE Enable nickname security
  • PASS Change your nickname password
  • PRIVATE Keep your host mask private in INFO
  • HIDEMAIL Hide your E-Mail address in INFO
  • NEVEROP Stop ChanServ from auto voice/halfop/opping you
  • NOOP Stop people from adding you to ChanServ access lists
  • NOSUCCESSOR Stop people from making you the successor of channels
  • PRIVMSG Make services PRIVMSG you instead of NOTICE
  • Example:  /ns SET ENFORCE ON
• SET EMAIL
  • Changes or removes your E-Mail address. You
    should keep a valid E-Mail address set in
    NickServ at all times. If you wish to
    keep your E-Mail address hidden, you can turn
    your HIDEMAIL option on.
  • Example:  /ns SET EMAIL your@email.tld
  • Example:  /ns SET EMAIL NONE
• SET URL
  • Adds, changes, or removes your URL. A URL must be valid in order to store it in NickServ, i.e., www.something.com will not work, you must use http://www.something.com.
  • Example:  /ns set URL http://www.something.net
  • Example:  /ns set URL none
• SET UIN
  • Stores your ICQ UIN in NickServ. UINs must be in the range of 1001 to 2147483646.
  • Example:  /ns SET UIN 123456789
  • Example:  /ns SET UIN NONE
• SET SEX
  • Allows you to store your gender in NickServ.
    You can only set this to Male or Female. Your
    sex will be visible in NickServ INFO.
  • Example:  /ns SET SEX NONE
  • Example:  /ns SET SEX Male
  • Example:  /ns SET SEX Female
• SET ENFORCE
  • Toggles your ENFORCE flag. When ENFORCE is
    on, NickServ will stop people from using your
    nickname unless they IDENTIFY.
  • Example:  /ns SET ENFORCE ON
  • Example:  /ns SET ENFORCE OFF
• SET SECURE
  • Toggles your SECURE flag. When SECURE is
    on, NickServ will require you to IDENTIFY
    in order to use your nickname. If SECURE is
    off, you will be able to use your nickname if your
    current host mask matches one in your ACCESS list
  • Example:  /ns SET SECURE ON
  • Example:  /ns SET SECURE OFF
• SET AGE
  • Allows you to store your age in NickServ.
    Your age must be between 5 and 100. It will be
    visible in NickServ INFO.
  • Example:  /ns SET AGE NONE
  • Example:  /ns SET AGE 22
• SET LOCATION
  • Allows you to store your geographical location in
    NickServ. Your location will be visible in
    NickServ INFO.
  • Example:  /ns SET LOCATION NONE
  • Example:  /ns SET LOCATION Anytown, Canada
• SET NAME
  • Allows you to store your full, real name in NickServ.
    Your name will be visible in NickServ INFO.
  • Example:  /cs  SET NAME NONE
  • Example:  /cs SET NAME JOHN
• SET PRIVATE
  • Toggles your PRIVATE flag. When PRIVATE is
    on, your nickname's last host mask and last used time
    will not be visible in NickServ INFO.
  • Example:  /ns SET PRIVATE ON
  • Example:  /ns SET PRIVATE OFF
• SET HIDEMAIL
  • Toggles your HIDEMAIL flag. When HIDEMAIL is
    on, your E-Mail address will be hidden in NickServ INFO.
  • Example:  /ns SET HIDEMAIL ON
  • Example:  /ns SET HIDEMAIL OFF
• SET NoOp
  • Modifies your NoOp setting. NoOp stops people from adding you to ChanServ ACCESS, VOP, AOP, and SOP lists.
  • Example:  /ns set NoOp on
  • Example:  /ns set NoOp Off
• SET PRIVMSG
  • Toggles your PRIVMSG flag. When PRIVMSG is
    on, Services will send you messages instead of notices.
  • Example:  /ns SET PRIVMSG ON
  • Example:  /ns SET PRIVMSG OFF
• SET NOSUCCESSOR
  • Toggles your NOSUCCESSOR flag. When NOSUCCESSOR
    is on, people will be unable to set you as the successor
    of a channel.
  • Example:  /ns SET NOSUCCESSOR ON
  • Example:  /ns SET NOSUCCESSOR OFF

• REGISTER
  • Registers a channel under the nickname you've identified
    for. Once a channel is registered, you can add VOPs,
    HOPs, AOPs and SOPs, place AKicks, and generally manage your channel. Channel registration also effectively
    prevents takeovers, and virtually eliminates the need
    for a bot.
  • Example: /cs REGISTER #Channel PaSsWoRd
• DROP
  • Drops a registered channel. Once a channel has been
    dropped, it is free for anyone to register. You must
    IDENTIFY with NickServ in order to use drop.
  • Example:  /cs DROP #Channel PaSsWoRd
• SET
  • Allows you to modify various channel settings. You must
    IDENTIFY with the founder password in order to change
    channel settings. The settings you can modify are listed
    below:
  • MLOCK Set modes for ChanServ to enforce
  • FOUNDER Set yourself as the channel founder
  • SUCCESSOR Select someone to inherit your channel
  • PASS Change your channel's password
  • URL Attach a URL to your channel
  • GREET Change the channel's on join greeting message
  • TOPIC Change the channel's topic
  • TOPICLOCK Locks the channel topic to its current setting
  • MEMOLEVEL Set the access needed to send channel memos
  • VERBOSE Notices your channel's ops for some commands
  • LIMITED Have ChanServ maintain a dynamic limit
  • VOPALL Voices everyone on join
  • SECURE Makes ChanServ more strict about ops
  • RESTRICTED Restrict your channel to people on op lists only
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel MLOCK +tnr-smlipk
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel PASS N3wP4SswOrd N3wP4SswOrd
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel URL http://www.example.net
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel SECURE ON
• SET MLOCK
  • Sets your channels Mode Lock string. Modes that are
    locked on will always be set by ChanServ, and
    modes that are locked off will not be allowed.
    Other modes can be set freely.
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel MLOCK +tnr-smlipk
• SET FOUNDER
  • Sets you as the founder of the given channel.
    You cannot SET FOUNDER to anyone else. You
    must IDENTIFY for the channel before you can
    use SET FOUNDER. You cannot use SET FOUNDER
    if you are already the channel founder or if you
    are the channel SUCCESSOR.
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel FOUNDER
• SET SUCCESSOR
  • Sets the SUCCESSOR for your channel. The
    SUCCESSOR will be made founder of the channel
    if your nickname expires. Successors also have
    limited Founder-level access, and can do anything
    the channel founder can do, excluding SET PASS,
    SET SUCCESSOR, and SET FOUNDER.
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel SUCCESSOR Nickname
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel SUCCESSOR None
• SET PASS
  • Changes the password of your channel. You must
    give the new password twice to ensure you do not
    mistype it. Passwords are cAse SenSitIve.
  • Example:  /cs SET #Channel PASS NewPasSwOrd NewPasSwOrd
• INFO
  • Shows you information on a registered channel.
    Information such as the channel's founder, time of
    registration, MLock, URL, etc is shown.
  • Example:  /cs INFO #Channel
• VOP
  • Allows you to add, delete, and list the Auto Voices on
    your channel. Only registered nicknames can be added to
    the VOP list.
  • Example:  /cs VOP #Channel ADD Nickname
  • Example:  /cs VOP #Channel DEL 3
  • Example:  /cs VOP #Channel LIST *nick*
• VOICE
  • Tells ChanServ to voice the specified nickname
    on your channel. If you wish to voice yourself, you can
    omit the nickname.
  • Example:  /cs VOICE #Channel Nickname
  • Example:  /cs VOICE #Channel
• DEVOICE
  • Tells ChanServ to devoice the specified nickname
    on your channel. If you wish to devoice yourself, you can
    omit the nickname.
  • Example:  /cs DEVOICE #Channel Nickname
  • Example:  /cs DEVOICE #Channel
  •  
• HALFOP
  • Tells ChanServ to halfop the specified nickname
    on your channel. If you wish to halfop yourself, you can
    omit the nickname.
  • Example:  /cs HALFOP #Channel Nickname
  • Example:  /cs HALFOP #Channel
• DEHALFOP
  • Tells ChanServ to DeHalfOp the specified nickname
    on your channel. If you wish to dehalfop yourself, you can
    omit the nickname.
  • Example:  /cs DEHALFOP #Channel Nickname
  • Example:  /cs DEHALFOP #Channel
• AOP
  • Allows you to add, delete, and list the AutoOps on
    your channel. Only registered nicknames can be added to
    the AOP list.
  • Example:  /cs AOP #Channel ADD Nickname
  • Example:  /cs AOP #Channel DEL 3
  • Example:  /cs AOP #Channel LIST *nick*
• SOP
  • Allows you to add, delete, and list the SuperOps on
    your channel. Only registered nicknames can be added to
    the SOP list.
  • Example:  /cs SOP #Channel ADD Nickname
  • Example:  /cs SOP #Channel DEL 3
  • Example:  /cs SOP #Channel LIST *nick*
• AKICK
  • Allows you to manage your channel's Auto Kick list. Masks
    on the AKICK list will be kicked and banned upon joining
    the channel. When adding AKicks, a reason can be optionally given.
  • Example:  /cs AKICK #Channel ADD *@*.abuse.com Abuse
  • Example:  /cs AKICK #Channel DEL 5 
  • Example:  /cs AKICK #Channel LIST FULL
  • Example:  /cs AKICK #Channel LIST *abuse*
  • Example:  /cs AKICK #Channel LIST FULL *abuse* 
• KICK
  • Kicks the given person from the channel. Your nickname will be visible in the kick message, and the person will be told that you kicked them.
  • Example:  /cs KICK #Channel Nickname
• COUNT
  • Shows you totals for the number of VOPs, HOPs, AOPs,
    SOPs and Auto Kicks on the given channel.
  • Example:  /cs COUNT #Channel
• STATUS
  • Shows you your status on the given channel.
  • Example:  /cs STATUS #Channel
• BANS
  • Shows you the bans that are on the given channel. If
    you provide a Mask, only bans matching this will be shown.
  • You can use the UNBAN command to remove a ban.
  • Example:  /cs BANS #Channel
  • Example:  /cs BANS #Channel *mask*
• UNBAN
  • Removes the given ban from the channel. You can specify
    either the number or the mask of the ban from BANS,
    or the nickname of the person you want to unban, if they're online.
  • Example:  /cs UNBAN #Channel 3
  • Example:  /cs UNBAN #Channel *mask*
  • Example:  /cs UNBAN #Channel Nickname
• LEVELS
  • Lists the various access levels. These levels show what happens on a given access level. These levels are mainly used in the ACCESS list.
  • For Reference here are the LEVELS returned:
  • Level Type -1 DOP: Auto Devoice and Deop
  • 5 VOP: Auto Voice (+v)
  • 10 HOP: Auto HalfOp (+h)
  • 15 AOP: Auto Op (+o)
  • 25 SOP: Modify channel settings, Auto Op (+o)
  • Example:  /cs Levels
• INVITE
  • Invites you to the given channel. If you specify a nickname, that person will be invited if they are online.
  • Example:  /cs INVITE #Channel
  • Example:  /cs INVITE #Channel Nickname
• CLEAR
  • Clears the selected item from the channel. If you CLEAR BANS, all bans on the channel will be removed. If you CLEAR MODES, any modes not locked on in the MLOCK will be removed. If you CLEAR USERS, all users on the channel, including yourself, will be kicked.
  • Example: /cs CLEAR #Channel BANS
  • Example: /cs CLEAR #Channel MODES
  • Example: /cs CLEAR #Channel USERS
• OP
  • Makes ChanServ op you or the given nick on the given channel. You must have level 15 or AOP access to use this command.
  • Example: /cs OP #Channel
  • Example: /cs OP #Channel User
• DEOP
  • Tells ChanServ to deop the specified nickname
    on your channel. If you wish to deop yourself, you can
    omit the nickname.
  • Example: /cs DEOP #Channel Nickname
  • Example: /cs DEOP #Channel