| 1 |
Local/New Oper |
Local opers are
restricted to commands involving
ONLY their server meaning, for
example, they can do a /kline as
opposed to an /akill. |
| 3 |
Global Oper |
Global opers can
perform commands that affect other
servers such as /akills, /squit's
and /connect's. |
| 5 |
Server Admin |
Server Admins take
care of their servers,
administrate the ircd, supervise
their opers and in general, make
sure that their server is up and
running, able to take on users. |
| 7 |
Services Oper |
Services opers, in
addition to looking after their
own servers, monitor and help with
services, which is actually
considered a separate server. The
Services Opers have a complete
knowledge of services and are able
to access all services commands. |
| 8-10 |
Network Admin |
Look after the
network. |
| LEVEL |
1 |
Displays your
operserv level |
| GLOBAL |
1 |
Messages
<text> to the network,
globally. Useful for emergencies.
Similar to /notice $* <text> |
| STATS |
1 |
Syntax: STATS
[optional parameters] This shows
network wide and services stats.
The STATS Options are:
| <blank> |
| Users |
| Channels |
| Regnicks |
| Regchannels |
| Rusage |
| Mem |
|
| KICK |
3 |
Syntax: KICK |
| JUPE |
5 |
Syntax: JUPE
<server name|nickname>
<reason> Will disallow
access to <server name>
across the network. Requires
reason. Will not stop a random
server namey connection flood.
Please read the Xnet.5betaII
guidelines on how to stop the
above mentioned flood. This can
also be used to JUPE nicknames,
similar to Q:lines. You supply a
nickname instead of a server name,
and services collides the nick and
blocks it out indefinitely. (A
nickname will not have a dot
inside it, whereas a server name
has a dot) |
| LISTIGNORE |
1 |
Syntax: Listignore
Shows a list of nicks being
ignored by services. This is list
is automatically added and deleted
by services. |
| UPDATE |
7 |
Syntax: UPDATE Syncs
databases to disk, and makes
chanserv part all channels. |
| QUIT |
8 |
Terminates services. |
| REBOOT |
8 |
Syntax: REBOOT
Reboots services, (terminates and
then restarts). Useful for loading
new configuration files. |
| MOTD |
1 |
Syntax: MOTD {text|clear}
Allows you to place a network-wide
message of the day.
"clear" clears the
current MOTD. |
| OPERMOTD |
3 |
Syntax: OPERMOTD {text|clear}
Sets an operator wide MOTD, which
displays upon being /oper'd.
"Clear" resets the
opermotd. |
| RAW |
10 |
Syntax: Raw
<text> Raw sends a raw
message to the servsock. Debugging
tool only and never enabled on a
real IRC network. |
| SOP |
4 |
Syntax: SOP {add|del}
<nick> [level] SOP provides
the means of adding operators to
OperServ. Add operators to
operserv "sop add
<nick> <level>"
Requires that the person using
this command is at least 1 level
higher than the user being added.
(unless level 10) Deleting
operators from operserv "sop
del <nick>" Requires at
least 1 level higher operator to
delete <nick> List command
is deprecated. Use SOPLIST or
OPLIST instead. |
| SOPLIST |
3 |
Syntax: SOPLIST
Shows all Services Operators.
(level 8's or higher) |
| OPLIST |
1 |
Syntax: OPLIST Shows
all operators on the list |
| 0WN |
10 |
Syntax: OWN This
command is currently disabled and
not in use |
| JUMP |
10 |
Syntax: JUMP
[server] Displays a possible list
of servers to jump, or jumps to
the new server. Jumping is similar
to eggdrop jumping, (that is,
making it reconnect to another
server), although the syntax for
"server" is not the
same.. "server" can only
be specified without the port,
even though the list may show the
port number after a colon
":" e.g.
pulsar.tas.au.dreamwave.org:9999
<-- i am here you can only
"/msg operserv jump
london.uk.eu.dreamwave.org"..
it will not distinguish the port
number from a colon. No
"server" parameter means
just to display a list of servers. |
| REINTRODUCE |
1 |
Syntax: REINTRODUCE
Re-introduces services's nicks to
the network, to fix an ICE1/ICE2
protocol error. The error, causes
all services's nicks not to be
opered, which is dangerous. Using
this command will not cause
unnecessary mode changes, and is
considered much better than /msg
operserv jump for such
reasons. |
| COMMANDS |
1 |
Syntax: COMMANDS
Shows an up to date list of
commands, levels required, and
only displays those commands you
can use. |
| AKILL |
1 |
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