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Chanserv Commands
Registering a channel :
/chanserv register #channel password description
Droping a channel : /chanserv drop #channel [dropcode]
Identify as a channel founder : /chanserv identify
#channel password
Adding/removing/listing Sops : /chanserv sop
#channel add/del/list/wipe [nick]
Adding/removing/listing Aops :
/chanserv aop #channel add/del/list/wipe [nick]
Adding/removing/listing Akicks : /chanserv akick #channel add/del/list/wipe
[nick/host]
Oping/deoping peoples : /chanserv op/deop #channel
nickname
mass kicking a channel : /chanserv mkick #channel
mass deoping a channel : /chanserv mdeop
#channel
changing channel founder : /chanserv set #channel
founder
changing channel password : /chanserv set #channel
passwd oldpassword newpassword
changing channel description : /chanserv set #channel desc
newdescription
changing channel modes : /chanserv set #channel mlock
modes
Examples:-
+R - Only registered
nicks allowed. Very useful if you wish to stop clone attacks, since most clone
attacks use unregistered nicks.
+n - No external messages.
This option prevents people who are not in channel from sending messages to that
channel.
+t - Only ops set
topic. This command will make sure non-ops cannot change the topic of the
channel. There are also a few ChanServ settings that can help with more specific
topic settings (only SOps/AOps can change topic) , more on that below.
+s and +p -
Both commands set the channel to be invisible in /list
commands, but +s also sets it invisible in whois, both settings are a good way
to keep unwanted users out of channel.
+i - This option makes the
channel closed to anyone unless an op invites them or they have ChanServ invite
them using the /chanserv invite command.
+k - This option sets a
password on the channel which a user must type in order to join.
+l - This option limits the
amount of users that may join the channel. Some bots have scripts that set the
limit to be 5-10 users more than the channel has at a time, which is a good
technique for clone protection. (More on that in the Security section).
+m - This option prevents
anyone who is not voiced or OPed from talking in the channel.
+c - This option will disable
any control codes (color, bold, underline, reverse) from being sent to the
channel and will those messages. Also useful against clone attacks.
Setting opgaurd on/off : /chanserv
set #channel opguard on/off
Keep topic on/off : /chanserv
set #channel keeptopic on/off
Showing a url in channel info : /chanserv set #channel url
[URLhere]
Ops have to identify before being oped :
/chanserv set #channel ident on/off
turning verbose on/off : /chanserv set #channel verbose
on/off
setting who can change the topic : /chanserv set
#channel topiclock founder/sop/off
Making the channel private : /chanserv set #channel
private on/off
Setting the successor of the channel :
/chanserv set #channel successor nickname
Inviting urself to channel : /chanserv invite #channel
Viewing the access : /chanserv acc/access #channel
[nick]
Why a person is oped : /chanserv
why #channel nick
unbanning a nick : /chanserv unban #channel [nick]
counting sop/aop/access : /chanserv count #channel
information of a channel : /chanserv info #channel
