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Tue, 13 Nov 2018 04:46:14 +0000

It would be nice if your Service-Bots can recognize colored Text Commands

(So let them strip any codes before acting)

Cheers fearcry

Setting Up SSL in mIRC [Windows Tutorial]

Fri, 30 Aug 2013 21:50:23 +0000

Hey there, I'm now going to show you how to generate your own ssl certificate, and use it in your client.

1. Install the OpenSSL Pack (This is REQUIRED in order to WORK)32bit): http://goo.gl/xXre3v (64Bit): http://goo.gl/a5CCtN
2. Download Microsoft C++ 2008 Redistributable Package: http://goo.gl/BM76JM
3. Please note that you should select "The Windows system directory" when it asks you where to copy the dll files to, or it may not work.

4.

[size=1.35em]Go to Start -> run and type in CMD. This will bring up a prompt. [/size]
[size=1.35em] Type in cd C:\OpenSSL\bin and hit enter. //NOTE: If the folder OpenSSL does not exist, check for OpenSSL-Win32 OR OpenSSL-Win64 (Depending on your setting/ what version you've installed), and just rename it to OpenSSL //
[/size]
[size=1.35em] Type OpenSSL and hit enter. [/size]
[size=1.35em] You should now see a prompt that looks like OpenSSL>[/size]
[size=1.35em] Type in req -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout yournick.key -x509 -days 365 -out yournick.cer and hit enter.[/size]

(By the way: You may change the validaty duration of the certificated by increasing the number after "-days" or changing the parameter after rsa: , I tried it with 4096, it has worked., (The ClientCertificateFingerprint you will get, may be used in an o:line, or other things) If you don not know how to do this, just let it how it is now ^^
[size=1.35em]You will be asked some questions:[/size]

NOTE: After you have answered the questions:

[size=1.35em]Hit Ctrl+C to exit out of the OpenSSL program. [/size]
[size=1.35em] Type type yournick.cer yournick.key > yournick.pem and hit enter. [/size]

Please try answering all questions, the information needn't to true, but will be displayed on /sslinfo YourNick
Please copy the 3 certs you made in the mIRC folder: Should be: C:\\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\mIRC\
PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO COPY: libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll in this folder mentioned above!

So and now the mIRC settings:

Select yournick.pem in the mIRC -> File ->Select Server -> Options -> SSL asthe Private Key File, the same (yournick.pem) in Certificate Chain File. Leave the trusted authorities empty.

Please use ONLY the port 6697 for SSL, by /server irc.icq.com:+6697 OR /server -e irc.icq.com:6697

if everything will work you will see this notice:

And /sslinfo YourNick will display your sslinformation, NOTE: you should allow untrusted/invalid sslconnections in order to work with icqnet.

Thanks for reading.

Please comment, or add something i maybe forgot, or complain if something isnt working.

FluX

PS: If you need help, or something isnt working, or a link is "dead" - just comment or pm me ^^

NickServ Commands

Mon, 05 Aug 2013 06:52:06 +0000

NickServ Commands

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/nickserv REGISTER PASSWORD EMAIL

/nickserv IDENTIFY PASSWORD

/nickserv DROP NICK

/nickserv GHOST NICK PASSWORD

/nickserv RELEASE NICK PASSWORD

/nickserv RECOVER Nick PASSWORD

/nickserv info Nick

/nickserv ACCESS ADD IdentD@LocalHost

/nickserv ACCESS DEL IdentD@LocalHost

/nickserv SET PASSWD OLDPASS NEWPASS

/nickserv SET KILL ON

/nickserv SET KILL OFF

/nickserv SET EMAIL user@Chanops.Org

/nickserv SET EMAIL NONE

/nickserv SET NOMEMO ON

/nickserv SET NOMEMO OFF

/nickserv SET NOOP ON

/NickServ SET NOOP OFF

/nickserv SET NEVEROP ON

/nickserv SET NEVEROP OFF

/nickserv SET SECURE ON

/nickserv SET SECURE OFF

/nickserv SET URL http://www.Chanops.Org

/nickserv SET URL NONE

/nickserv SET EMAILMEMOS ON

/nickserv SET EMAILMEMOS OFF

/nickserv Set ShowEmail ON

/nickserv Set ShowEmail OFF

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/msg nickserv set private {ON|OFF}

/nickserv set noop on

/nickserv sendpass [nick] [email address]

/nickserv acc nickname

/msg nickserv listchans

/nickserv set passwd oldpassword newpassword

/nickserv set enforce on

/msg NickServ SET HIDEMAIL ON

/msg NickServ SET NOMEMO ON

/msg NickServ SET PASSWORD Newpassword

/msg NickServ SET PROPERTY YourName @

/msg NickServ SET PRIVATE ON

/msg NickServ GHOST nickName Password[/email]
-------------------

Thanks

Amr Hassan

NickName : Amr

* MemoServ Help *

Wed, 23 Jan 2013 21:01:34 +0000

Quote:
***** MemoServ Help *****

-From MemoServ- HELP displays help information on all commands in services.

-From MemoServ- Syntax: HELP [parameters]

-From MemoServ- /msg MemoServ HELP REGISTER

-From MemoServ- /msg MemoServ HELP SET PASSWORD

***** End of Help *****

I say: HELP displays help information on all commands ONLY in Memo services.

Syntax: HELP

Example: /msg MemoServ HELP SEND

Example: /msg MemoServ HELP IGNORE

MemoServ Commands

Tue, 22 Jan 2013 16:23:36 +0000

The following commands will provide some information about the servers and are available for all the users (Parameters which are inside <> brackets are mandatory while parameters which are inside [] brackets are optional, While ALL bracket marks are neglected).

MemoServ

MemoServ allows you to send memos to registered users.

Commands which are followed after MemoServ are:

List
Read
Forward
Send
SendOps
SendGroup
Delete
Ignore

Syntax: /MemoServ [parameters] or /ms [parameters]

1.LIST
Lists all of your memos.

[sup]LIST[/sup] shows you your memos in your inbox, including who sent them and when. Example:

Code:
/MemoServ list

2.READ
Reads a memo.

[sup]READ[/sup] allows you to read your memos (that another user has sent you). You can either read a memo by number or read your new memos. Examples:

Code:
/MemoServ new

Code:
/MemoServ 

3.FORWARD
Forwards a memo.

[sup]FORWARD[/sup] allows you to forward a memo to another account. Useful for a variety of reasons. Example:

Code:
/MemoServ forward  

4.SEND
Sends a memo to a user.

[sup]SEND[/sup] allows you to send a memo to a nickname that is offline at the moment, (Maximum 300 characters per memo). And they will be told they have messages waiting for them, ASAP they log on. Example:

Code:
/MemoServ send  

5.SENDOPS
Sends a memo to all Ops on a channel.

[sup]SENDOPS[/sup] allows you to send a memo to all Ops on a channel. (ONLY users allowed to view the access list can do this). Example:

Code:
/MemoServ sendops <#channel> 

6.SENDGROUP
Sends a memo to a group.

[sup]SENDGROUP[/sup] allows you to send a memo to all members of a group who have the +m flag.

Code:
/MemoServ sendgroup  

7.DELETE
Deletes memos.

[sup]DELETE[/sup] also DEL allows you to delete memos from your inbox. You can delete ALL memos, all OLD memos (have read) or specify a memo number. (once you delete a memo, the numbers of all subsequent memos will be changed). Example:

Code:
/MemoServ del all

Code:
/MemoServ del old

Code:
/MemoServ del 

8.IGNORE
Ignores memos.

[sup]IGNORE[/sup] allows you to ignore|unignore memos from another user. You can either LIST and Clear those users you have put in your blacklist. (Maximum 40 users can be added). Examples:

Code:
/MemoServ add 

Code:
/MemoServ del 

Code:
/MemoServ list

Code:
/MemoServ clear

NOTE: IF you have any problem with receiving|sending memos. Please check this:
http://chanops.org/community/pnplus-bamb...ing-memos/

User Commands

Wed, 02 Jan 2013 23:32:08 +0000

User Commands:-
The following commands could be done by the simple users (You don't have to be an Op) which means they are for all the users.

TIP: Please notice that Parameters which are inside <> brackets are mandatory while parameters which are inside [] brackets are optional, And while the speech which inside "" is your talking. (Do NOT forget to deny all brackets, They are only for the Explanation).

To display the administrative information for the given server, TIP: If you omitted the server name, then the command will provide information about the server to which you are connected.

Code:
/admin [server]

To display information about the server that you are connected to including up time, address and version.

Code:
/info

To show all the servers currently linked together on the network.

Code:
/links

To display the current local time and date of the server to which you are connected.

Code:
/time

To display the current "Message Of The Day" for the server that you are into.

Code:
/motd

To change your current nickname to the given nick.

Code:
/nick 

To show short information about the given nickname.

Code:
/who 

To show information about the given nickname.

Code:
/whois 

To show information about the given nickname whom is no longer connected.

Code:
/whowas 

To check whether the given nicknames are currently connected.

Code:
/ison  [Nickname2]

To view the user@host information for given nicknames.

Code:
/userhost  [Nickname2]

The command /list views currently available channels matching your search. Examples:-

To view all currently available channels, (except the channels are marked as secret/private).

Code:
/list

To view all currently available channels, which contain from 10 to 20 users.

Code:
/list -min 10 -max 20

To view a particular channel, such as #Newbies.

Code:
/list #Newbies

To view all currently available channels which have the word "friend" in their name.

Code:
/list *friend*

The command /join Enters you an existing channel, or creates a new channel if the given name doesn't exist (Probably you might need it to create a new channel for your own, as you'll be automatically Oped in it). Examples -

To open a specific channel you know about, such as #Newbies.

Code:
/join #Newbies

To open a channel as it doesn't exist and you want it for yourself.

(You might need to know how to register a channel http://chanops.org/community/services-he...a-channel/).

Code:
/join #MyTestChannel

To return a list of users on the given channel. (You must be at the given channel to perform this command).

Code:
/names #Channel

The command /me To tell the current channel/query about what you are doing, as a sopt.

Code:
/me "is Laughing out loud"

To tell all channels those you are at, and all at one time about what you are doing, as a sopt.

Code:
/ame "is Having Dinner, BRB"

The command /msg allows you to send a message to the given #channel, Or to start a private with the given nickname.

Code:
/msg  "YourMessage"

To send a message to all channels those you are at, all at one time.

Code:
/amsg "YourMessage"

Also the command /privmsg does the same as /msg , but only to private message the given nickname.

Code:
/privmsg  "YouMessage>

The command /notice Allows you to whisper some nick at the channel (No one could see your notice, only the given nivkname). TIP: you can notice channels without being on them only if they don't have +n mode set on.

Code:
/notice  "YourNotice"

To invite the given nick to the given channel.

Code:
/invite  <#Channel>

To leave a message explaining that you are not currently paying attention to IRC. (Whenever someone sends you a message, Or does the command /whois on you, They automatically see whatever message you set ).

Code:
/away []

To mark your nick as no longer being away, (Back), If you are already done the command away.

Code:
/away

To re-join a channel that you are already at, (Leave and re-join).

Code:
/cycle [#Channel]

The command /part Allows you to leave/close the channel that you are at. Examples:-

To close the currently channel that you are at

Code:
/part

To close the currently channel while giving a reason

Code:
/part [YourReason]

To close a particular channel or more than channel that you are at.

Code:
/part <#Channel> [#Channel]

To disconnect yourself and mark you as no longer logged, With a reason or a message for people who are on the same channels as you.

Code:
/quit [YourReason]

The command /mode such a powerful command gives you control of your own mode, (Please remember that +modechar will enable the mode while -modechar will set this mode off).
TIP: For a complete preview, Please check this http://chanops.org/community/services-help/user-modes/

Code:
/mode  <+|-modechar>

TIP: Ehem!... That's not everything, And as I said "The previous commands could be done by the simple users" Which means there are some enormous commands STILL!. ^^

BAKKASH

ChanServ Commands Flags

Sat, 17 Nov 2012 16:55:17 +0000

Flags

/msg chanserv flags #chan *!*@* +V

/msg chanserv flags #chan *!*@* -V

FOUNDER = +AFORqafhiorstv

SOP = +AOafhiorstv

AOP = +AOhiortv

HOP = +AHVhtv

VOP = +AV

/cs Flags #Chan nickname -!
/cs Flags #Chan nickname +!

+v - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.
-
+V - Enables automatic voice.
-
+h - Enables use of the halfop/dehalfop commands.
-
+H - Enables automatic halfop.
-
+o - Enables use of the op/deop commands.
-
+O - Enables automatic op.
-
+a - Enables use of the protect/deprotect commands.
-
+q - Enables use of the owner/deowner commands.
-
+s - Enables use of the set command.
-
+i - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.
-
+r - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.
-
+R - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.
-
+f - Enables modification of channel access lists.
-
+t - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.
-
+A - Enables viewing of channel access lists.
-
+S - Marks the user as a successor.
-
+F - Grants full founder access.
-
+b - Enables automatic kickban.

How to ignore someone using silence command

Sun, 26 Aug 2012 15:17:06 +0000

Code:
/silence [+|-] [p|c|i|n|t|a|x]

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.

Example:

If you want to ignore someone from Private with nickname Histen

Code:
/silence +Histen p

If you want to ignore Histen IP from your Private lets say as he keep changing the nick and bug you over so for example his IP is FA0226.ACF033.D0C64D.9730CE

Code:
/silence +*!*@FA0226.ACF033.D0C64D.9730CE p

Please Note:

If you want to remove someone from the silence just replace the + with -
To get you silence list command used is just /silence and you shall get the info in your status page.
If some people wonder how to get others IP you just use /whois nickname and his IP with the rooms he in will appear in your status.

thanks for all and hope it was useful and clear..

Chanops Exception: mode +X

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:36:33 +0000

well i asked for this module to be loaded and (for a change) it was so here it comes:

Name: Chanops Exception

Usage:

Code:
/mode #CHANNEL +X PERMISSION:MODE

Example: /mode #omerta +X filter:o

Effect: This mode allows channel-operators (or other users) to override certain channel modes, like filter (+g), no caps (+B), etc.
PERMISSION indicates the channel mode to override, MODE indicates which mode the user most at least have (q, a, o, h or v).
In the above example, operators and higher will override (they won't be affected by) the filters (+g-mode).

Available Permissions: blockcaps (+B), blockcolor (+c), filter (+g), flood (+f), nickflood (+F), noctcp (+C), nonick (+N), nonotice (+T), regmoderated (+M), stripcolor (+S).
You can also enter topiclock (+t). This will however lock the topic to users without this exception if +t is set on the channel.

Example: /mode #omerta +X topiclock:q
If this is set, only users with +q (~) will be able to change the topic.

How to add access to your channel using flags

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 13:13:52 +0000

The last days few people were asking at #ophelp about using flags ..i will try to talk about how to use them.

List of all the flags:

To get the list you can type

Code:
/msg chanserv help flags

+v - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.

+V - Enables automatic voice.

+h - Enables use of the halfop/dehalfop commands.

+H - Enables automatic halfop.

+o - Enables use of the op/deop commands.

+O - Enables automatic op.

+a - Enables use of the protect/deprotect commands.

+q - Enables use of the owner/deowner commands.

+s - Enables use of the set command.

+i - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.

+r - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.

+R - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.

+f - Enables modification of channel access lists.

+t - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.

+A - Enables viewing of channel access lists.

+S - Marks the user as a successor.

+F - Grants full founder access.

+b - Enables automatic kickban.

How to use:
- You can choose any of these flags to add it to specify nickname also you can add more than one flag.
Code:
/msg chanserv flags # +O /msg chanserv flags # +AO

How to remove someone from access:
- There are two ways for that.
- 1-You can check what access he got and remove its flag.
Code:
/msg chanserv flags # -AO
- 2-You can use this flag to remove any access to any nickname.
Code:
/msg chanserv flags # -*
- There are some default roles for access are made when you register your channel
List of channel-defined roles:
- FOUNDER = +AFOafhiorstv
  
  SOP = +AOafhiorstv
  
  AOP = +AOhiortv
  
  HOP = +AHVhtv
  
  VOP = +AV
  - Using them will be the same way like the pervious one
  Code:
  /msg chanserv flags # +AOafhiorstv or /msg chanserv flags # SOP
  
  Code:
  /msg chanserv flags # FOUNDER or /msg chanserv flags # +AFOafhiorstv
  
  How to see the flags thats already set in your channel:
  - For specify nickname
  Code:
  /msg chanserv flags #
  - For all the nicknames
  Code:
  /msg chanserv flags #
  
  Please Note: be aware from giving Founder access to anyone as it will be the same access as your if you are the one who registered the channel ... as he can from you from access or drop the channel.

How to regain your nickname

Tue, 08 Nov 2011 11:17:15 +0000

There are many ways for you to regain your nick i will let you see the easiest on of them.

How to make regain for your nickname

To do this you have to use one of these 2 ways

1- Type this command and then the nick will be regain immediately /msg nickserv regain if you didnt regain you nick after this command change your nick to the nick you want to regain it /nick yournick then it shall work fine.

2- Type this command /msg nickserv ghost and then you need to type /nick yournick as the ghost command used to disconnect the one who is using your nick so u can make sometime ghost and don't change your nick just if you dont want someone use your nick.

How i know that i need to use the regain command

1- Someone is using my nick and online with it

2- After i login i found my nick changed automatic to Guest and when i try to get it back it give me this message

Quote:Invalid nickname- nickname: Registered nickname.

This is normally happen when you dont identify fast so just use the way number 1 and then you will get your nick back.

Channel Modes

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 02:45:50 +0000

Access List:

[ v ] [nick] Gives voice to [nick]. Voiced users have no real power, the only thing special about being voiced is being able to speak when mode +m is set.

Code:
/mode # +v 

[ h ] [nick] Gives halfop status to the user (+o and above only).

Code:
/mode # +h 

[ o ] [nick] Gives operator status to the user.

Code:
/mode # +o 

[ a ] [nick]Gives protect status to the user, preventing them from being kicked (+q only).

Code:
/mode # +a 

[ q ] [nick] Gives owner status to the user, preventing them from being kicked (Services only).

Code:
/mode # +q 

List Modes:

[ b ][n!u@h] Bans matching hostmask = nick!ident@host from joining the channel. Also, be sure to check out the extbans.

Code:
/mode # +b 

[ e ][n!u@h] Excepts hostmask = nick!ident@host from bans.

Code:
/mode # +e 

[ I ][n!u@h] Excepts hostmask = nick!ident@host from chmode +i, allowing matching users to join while the channel is invite-only (chan mode +i).

Code:
/mode # +I 

[ g ][keyword] Blocks messages matching the given keyword. eg: (/mode +g *key*word*)

Code:
/mode # +g [keyword]

Other Modes:

[ c ] Blocks messages containing mIRC colour codes.

Code:
/mode # +c

[ d ][sec]Disallows a user from talking in the channel unless they've been joined for [num] seconds.

Code:
/mode # +d [sec]

[ f ]{*}[num]:[sec] Allows only [num] messages from a user every [sec] seconds. Exceeding this will enact a KICK on the offending user (or ban if the * is included.)

Code:
/mode # +f {*}[line]:[sec]

[ i ] Makes the channel invite-only. Users can only join if an operator uses /INVITE to invite them.

Code:
/mode # +i

[ j ][num]:[sec] Allows only [num] users to join the channel in [sec] seconds.

Code:
/mode # +j [num]:[sec]

[ k ][key] Sets a key on the channel (password).

Code:
/mode # +k [key]

[ l ][number] Sets the channel limit to [number]. Once the limit is reached, no more users can join.

Code:
/mode # +l [number]

[ m ]Enable moderation. Only users with +v or higher can speak.

Code:
/mode # +m

[ n ] Blocks users who are not members of the channel from messaging it.

Code:
/mode # +n

[ p ] Make channel private, hiding it in user's whoises and replacing it with * in /LIST, but WILL still show up in your WHOIS.

Code:
/mode # +p

[ r ] Marks the channel as registered with Services (Services only).

Code:
/mode # +r

[ s ] Make channel secret, hiding it in user's whoises and /LIST.

Code:
/mode # +s

[ t ] Only users with +h or higher can change the topic.

Code:
/mode # +t

[ A ] Allows all users in the channel to use /INVITE, even if they don't have half-op or above.

Code:
/mode # +A

[ B ] Blocks messages with too many capital letters, as determined by the network configuration.

Code:
/mode # +B

[ C ] Blocks any CTCPs to the channel. (CTCPs are Client to Client Protocols its a set of rules thats are between one client and another it work for the commands that are direct and doesnt need an accept or refuse like ping finger time version and DCC. etc)

Code:
/mode # +C

[ F ][num]:[sec] Allows only [num] nick changes every [sec] seconds in a channel.

Code:
/mode # +F [numb]:[sec]

[ G ] Censors messages to the channel based on the network configuration.

Code:
/mode # +G

[ H ][numec] Displays the last [num] lines of chat to a user joining a channel; [sec] is the maximum time to keep lines in the history buffer. Designed so that the

new user knows what the current topic of conversation is when joining the channel.

Code:
/mode # +H [numb]:[sec]

[ J ][sec] Disallows a user from joining [sec] seconds after being kicked.

Code:
/mode # +J [sec]

[ K ] Blocks /KNOCK on the channel. (/KNOCK is used when the channel is +i as it sends notice at the room while u cant join it)

Code:
/mode # +K

[ L ][channel] If the channel reaches its limit set by +l, users will be redirected to [channel] .

Code:
/mode # +L #[channel]

[ M ] Blocks unregistered users from speaking.

Code:
/mode # +M

[ N ] Prevents users on the channel from changing nickname.

Code:
/mode # +N

[ O ] Channel is IRCops only (IRCops only).

Code:
/mode # +O

[ P ] Makes the channel permanent; Bans, invites, the topic, modes, and such will not be lost when it empties (IRCops only)..

Code:
/mode # +P

[ Q ] Only ulined servers and their users can kick other users. (ulined servers like chanserv, ircops etc)

Code:
/mode # +Q

[ R ] Blocks unregistered users from joining.

Code:
/mode # +R

[ S ] Strips mIRC colour codes from messages to the channel.

Code:
/mode # +S

[ T ] Blocks /NOTICEs to the channel from users who are not at least halfop.

Code:
/mode # +T

[ X ][Permission]:[Mode] It allows channel-operators (or other users) to override certain channel modes.

Permission: blockcaps (+B), blockcolor (+c), filter (+g), flood (+f), nickflood (+F), noctcp (+C), nonick (+N), nonotice (+T), regmoderated (+M), stripcolor (+S) and topiclock (+t).

Modes: (q, a, o, h or v) = (owner, protect, fullop, halfop, voice).

Code:
/mode # +X topiclock:o

User Modes

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 01:05:51 +0000

Command:

Code:
/mode  ±

Note: You can only change your own user modes ONLY.

[ c ] = Blocks private messages and notices from users who do not share a common channel with you.

Code:
/mode  ±c

[ d ] = Deaf mode. User will not recieve any messages or notices from channels they are in.

Code:
/mode  ±d

[ g ] = Provides control over who can private-message a user via /ACCEPT lists.

Code:
/mode  ±g

[ h ] = Marks as 'available for help' in WHOIS (IRCop only).

Code:
/mode  ±h

[ i ] = Makes invisible to /WHO if the user using /WHO is not in a common channel.

Code:
/mode  ±i

[ k ] = Prevents the user from being kicked from channels, or having op modes removed from them (services only).

Code:
/mode  ±k

[ o ] = Marks as a IRC operator.

Code:
/mode  ±o

[ r ] = Marks as having a registered nickname (services only).

Code:
/mode  ±r

[ s ] = Receives server notices specified by [mask] (IRCop only).

Code:
/mode  ±s

[ w ] = Receives wallops messages.

Code:
/mode  ±w

[ x ] = Gives a cloaked hostname.

Code:
/mode  ±x

[ B ] = Marks as a bot.

Code:
/mode  ±B

[ G ] = Censors messages sent to the user based on filters configured for the network.

Code:
/mode  ±G

[ H ] = Hides an oper's oper status from WHOIS (IRCop only).

Code:
/mode  ±H

[ I ] = Hides a user's entire channel list in WHOIS from non-IRCops (IRCop only).

Code:
/mode  ±I

[ Q ] = Makes an operator invisible, preventing users from seeing their presence, including in channel user lists (IRCop only).

Code:
/mode  ±Q

[ R ] = Blocks private messages from unregistered users.

Code:
/mode  ±R

[ S ] = Strips mIRC colour/bold/underline codes out of private messages to the user.

Code:
/mode  ±S

[ T ] = Prevents you from receiving CTCPs. (CTCPs are Client to Client Protocols its a set of rules thats are between one client and another it work for the commands that are direct and doesnt need an accept or refuse like ping finger time version and DCC. etc)

Code:
/mode  ±T

[ W ] = Receives notification when a user uses WHOIS on them (IRCop only).

Code:
/mode  ±W

Wildcards

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What are they:

Wildcards are a replace for characters to help you for fast operations like bans so its really useful.

Types of it

The wildcards got only 2 type of using it:

1- The question mark (?) replaces one character.

2- The asterisk (*) replaces a string of characters (a sequence of characters).

[*]Some of you gone say i didnt understand anything .. just keep going and u will get it

What you need to know before using it:

1- Its must be used only when really necessary, as its purpose is to widen the ban.
2- When you are using it you must be focus and wise to not get risk of banning innocent chatters.
3- The (*) wildcard can very effective and can also be potentially very dangerous.

How its used

Note: A ban always contains five parts: nick!ident@IPaddress = *!*@* so lets say we will have a hostmask

Johnny!whatever@FB6346.B8C837.423B54.CEE52F

Code:
/mode #channel +b nick!ident@IPaddress

1- Nick

Johnny!*@* = This will ban the nickname Johnny only and will not affect other users with nicknames.
Johnny?!*@* = This means all Johnny nicks with one character after it are banned (Johnny1, Johnny2, JohnnyH).
Johnny*!*@* = This means all Johnny nicks with one or more characters after it are banned (Johnny4, Johnny10, johnnytheman).
*Johnny*!*@* = lock" the nickname on the left side too with a * in front of the nick as well after the nick (lemoJohnnyin, likeJohnnyutler).

2- Ident

*!whatever@* = This bans only the users using the ident "whatever".
*!whatever???@* = This bans all users using the ident "whatever" with 3 characters after it (whatever1sa, whatever156, whateveryou).
*!whatever*@* = This bans users using the ident "whatever" with (a string of) characters after it (whatever4, whatever10, whatevertheman)..
*!*whatever*@* = This bans all users using an ident with the word "whatever" in it(whateveryouwant, likewhateverthing, whateverneed.

3- IP

Note:This ban is only used on the ban jump if you keep ban the user and he keep changing his IP

*!*@FB6346.B8C837.423B54.CEE52F = This bans Johnny's cloaked IP
*!*@*.423B54.CEE52F = This bans the two last parts of Johnny's cloaked IP
*!*@FB6346.B8C837.* = This bans the two first parts of Johnny's cloaked IP (domain)
*!*@FB6346.* = This bans the first part of Johnny's cloaked IP (wide domain)

Note: Always be carefull with (domain/wide domain) bans, lots of users use the same domain, a ban like this could be too broad!.

Helpop Extended Bans

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Invite ban: A:[nick!user@host] Denies matching users from using /INVITE (for example, if the user is abusing /invite).

Code:
/mode #channel +b A:Mafia!*@*

The Mafia (nick name) can not use /invite command anymore.

Caps ban: B:[nick!user@host] Disallows matching users from using ALL CAPS based on the IRCd configuration.

Code:
/mode #Friends +b B:*!Me@539AC8.727FE3*

Matching users ( users with "Me" ident and "539AC8.727FE3" domain ) will not be able to use CAPS in #Friends channel.

Color ban: c:[nick!user@host] Blocks messages from matching users if they contain control codes.

Code:
/mode #channel +b c:*!*@*Helper.Org

Setting this would block helpers messages if they contain colors.

CTCP ban: C:[nick!user@host] Blocks CTCPs from matching users.
Not to be confused with the ban color code +b c: which blocks mIRC colour codes, this ban will block all CTCP messages.

Code:
/mode #channel +b C:*!thend@*

Users that has "thend" ident will not be able to send CTCP's to the channel.

Channel ban: j:[state][#channel] Matches users in a matching channel. If status is specified as in +#channel, just matches users with at least that access.

Code:
/mode #channel +b j:#Chat

Set this to disallow anyone to join your channel if they're also in #Chat.

Mute/Silence ban: m:[nick!user@host] Blocks messages to the channel from matching users.

Code:
/mode #channel +b m:*!*@*Chaops.Org

Setting this would mute ban chanops easly (Wildcards rock eh)

Nick ban: N:[nick!user@host] Disallows matching users from changing their nickname while in the channel.

Code:
/mode #channel +b N:*!God@*

Users with "God" ident will not be able to change their nicks.

Part message ban: p:[nick!user@host] Hides part messages from matching users.

Code:
/mode #channel +b p:Zeus!God@@*

Marching users part messages will be hidden.

Realname ban: r:[gecos] Matches against gecos (real name field). Spaces should be replaced with _ or wildcards.

Code:
/mode #channel +b r:*crazy*op*

Bans users that matching *crazy*op* real name, from joining the channel.

Account ban: R:[account] Matches accounts or registered nicks matching [account].

Code:
/mode #channel +b R:immortal

The point of this ban type is, that users like:
immortal-away is authenticated as immortal could be banned easly with the account as "immortal" no matter what nicks they are using, if they are identified to the account, they will not be able to join.

Server ban: s:[server] Bans everyone on the matching servers.

Quote:/mode #Chat +b s:irc-p03a.blue.icq.net

Anyone on irc-p03a.blue.icq.net will not be able to join #Chat channel.

Control codes ban: S:[nick!user@host] Strips control codes from messages matching users.

Code:
/mode #channel +b S:*!Me@*

The matching users that has "Me" ident will not be able to send color codes in the channel.

Kick ban: Q:[nick!user@host] Disallows /KICK from matching users.

Code:
/mode #channel +b Q:Mafia!*@*

The matching nick Mafia will not be able to kick anyone from the channel (even if opped).

Notice ban: T:[nick!user@host] Disallows NOTICEs from matching users to the channel.

Code:
/mode #channel +b T:Zeus!*@*

The matching user Zeus will not be able to send Notice to the channel.