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User Modes |
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| A User Mode
will apply different options to your nickname, such as +n which allows the user to see Newsflashes offered by Webnet.
The user must set a mode for each nickname they use, as this mode will apply only to the nickname that is being used at the time
the command is executed. A nickname does not have to be registered to use some of these options.
One syntax can be used to set User modes: /umode +mode letters /umode -mode letters Here is a list of User Modes with a brief explanation of their usages. |
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| All Users |
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| e | DCC:
This will prohibit you from using DCC options
(direct-client-to-client), such as DCC send and DCC chat. |
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| p | CTCP:
This will prohibit others from sending you CTCP
(client to client protocol), such as Version and Ping.
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| m | Messages:
This will prevent other users and yourself from
sending you or receiving private messages, such as /msg, /query and /notice.
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| i | Invisible:
This will make a user invisible. You will not be
able to see what channels this user has joined unless you are in a channel with that user.
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| s | Server Messages:
This allows you to see messages that are sent from the server.
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| n | Newflash:
This will allow a user to receive Newsflash messages
from the server.
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| w | Wallops:
This will allow a user to see messages sent to users from IRCops.
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| j | Java User Mode only:
This is for Java users (browsers) only.
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| x | Hiding IP's:
This will hide a portion of your hostmask, the part that is unique to your connection from your ISP, which helps
prevent nuking (denial of service attacks). |
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| r | Registered:
User is using a registered Nickname that
matches the mask. |
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| R | Identified:
User has identified to NickServ with nickname password. |
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| E | English:
This allows you to add to your /whois that you
prefer to use English. |
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| F | French:
This allows you to add to your /whois that
you prefer to use French. |
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| G | German:
This allows you to add to your /whois that you prefer
to use German. |
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| M | Malay:
This allows you to add to your /whois that
you prefer to use Malay. |
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| T | Thai:
This allows you to add to your /whois that
you prefer to use Thai. |
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| S | Spanish:
This allows you to add to your /whois that you prefer
to use Spanish. |
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| IRCops/HelpOps |
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| c | Clients:
(Operators only) This will allow you to see clients entering and exiting the server. |
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| g | Globops:
(Operators only) GNOTICE messages |
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| a | Service Administrator:
(Operator only) This allows you to set Server Administrator
status. You must have become an Operator through an operator entry (identify to Oper nick), and specifically have the a flag set to use
the Administrator option. This will allow you access to super user status in services. You will be able to getpass and set other services
options. |
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| h | Helpop:
(Helpops, Operators) Identifies you to others as a
"helper". If this mode is set, your /whois will display a message showing that you are helpful. Also, if a user requests help
on a specific subject, (i.e. /rawhelp chanops), you will receive a "helpop" message informing you of what subject the user needs
help with. |
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| t | Reports:
(Operators only) This mode will show
you a report of what is done on the server, for example: /stats commands, /admins. Each time someone issues those
commands, you will be notified. |
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| k | Kill mode:
(Operators only) This will show you all the kill messages
occuring on your server and the network. |
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| y | Whois:
(Operators only) This will show you who does a
/whois on you. |
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| b | Chatops:
(Helpops and Operators) This mode is used
to communicate to other helpops and operators over the network, similar to /onotice in a channel. |
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| X | Ip's:
(Operators only) This will allow operators to see real ip's of a user using commands such as /userhost |
