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Ignore/unignore chatters
#1
Code:
/ignore [-][p|c|i|n|t|a|x|d|k|r] <hostmask|nickname>

The following meanings of each flag:

    p = Block private PRIVMSG
    c = Block public PRIVMSG (to a channel)
    i = Block INVITE
    n = Block private NOTICE
    t = Block public NOTICE (to a channel)
    a = Block all the above types
    x = Exception
    d = dccs
    k = code control (color)
    r = remove ignore


First
    if you wanna ignore someone from Private with nickname Histen

   
Code:
/ignore -p Histen

Second
    If you wanna ignore with IP for example Histen is FA0226.ACF033.D0C64D.9730CE as sometime when you ignore with nick the nick change it and Private you again so to stop that i advice for IP ignore

   
Code:
/ignore -p *!*FA0226.ACF033.D0C64D.9730CE

    For ignore list

   
Code:
/ignore -l

    For remove a ignore you made there are two ways

First
   
Code:
/ignore -r <nickname|hostmask> for remove specify nick or hostmask


Secnond
 
Code:
/ignore -r for remove all ignores on the list

Please Note: This way only working for who using mIRC scripts if you are using the website i would suggest using silence and you can find a description for it here: http://chanops.org/community/tips-and-tu...e-command/


hope it was clear for everyone  Big Grin
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#2
Hey there..

If you're using mIRC you can also use:

-u[time] without the "[]" - defines, after what time (in seconds) the user will be automatically unignored.

For example:
/ignore -inu300 Bob!*@*  - ignores the nick Bob (host: Bob!*@* ) in notices and invites, removes it automatically after 300 seconds (5 minutes).

You can use of course, the "bansyntax" in ignore (like /ban $chan $nick 2 - mode $chan +b *!*@host).

Usage:

/ignore -[parameters]<optional> $nick [type] - ignores the [type] of the host of the User $nick, with the [parameters] and <optional> (like for -u).

This types are avaiable:

0: *!user@host
1: *!*user@host
2: *!*@host
3: *!*user@*.host
4: *!*@*.host
5: nick!user@host
6: nick!*user@host
7: nick!*@host
8: nick!*user@*.host
9: nick!*@*.host

For example:

Bob is IPman@E9AF13.AB543C.8760EC.120BC5 * Robert


/ignore -pn Bob 2 - ignores (permanent) *!*@E9AF13.AB543C.8760EC.120BC5 (Cloaked IP of the chatter Bob) in private and notice.

Let us combine both:

For example:
Usb is StIcK@55893A.87BE31.BC3E10.A23CDF * Cable

/ignore -ktdu600 Usb 0 - ignores the host *!StIcK@55893A.87BE31.BC3E10.A23CDF of the user Usb in dcc, code control, public notice for 600 seconds (10 minutes) and removes it automatically after that time.
Greetings
tHeBrAiNLiGhT
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#3
Sometimes for me on windows 8 the /ignore command doesn't work on the website so I use /silence and it seems to work more often.
IMO that command is better.
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#4
yea .. ignore is basically on scripts .. for using silence check

http://chanops.org/community/tips-and-tu...e-command/
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