| a
| AWAY
| RFC2812
| Y
| Y
|
| User is away (see AWAY command?)
|
| a
| SERVICES_ADMIN
| Bahamut, Unreal
|
|
|
| User is a services administrator
|
| a
| ADMIN
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| Admin status. Shown as an admin in WHOIS, able to load and unload modules, and see IP's in STATS c
|
| a
| ERRORS
| AustHex
|
|
|
| User receives all errors and alerts
|
| A
| SERVER_ADMIN
| Bahamut, Unreal
|
|
|
| User is a server administrator
|
| b
| BOTS
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives information about potential bots/drones
|
| b
| CHATOPS
| Bahamut, Unreal
|
|
|
| User receives CHATOPS messages
|
| B
| BOT
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is a bot/drone
|
| c
| CLIENT_CONNS
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives information about clients connecting/disconnecting
|
| C
| CO_ADMIN
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is a co-administrator
|
| d
| DEAF
| ircu
|
|
|
| User does not receive channel messages
|
| d
| DEAF
|
|
|
|
| User
does not receive channel messages unless they are prefixed with a
specific character (usually '!' ?). This is an extension of the ircu
'+d'
|
| d
| DEAF
| KineIRCd
|
|
| Prefix character
| User
does not receive channel messages unless they are prefixed with the
given prefix character. If no parameter is given, all channel messages
are ignored, with no prefix checking.
|
| d
| DEBUG
| Hybrid, Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives debugging messages
|
| f
| FULL
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives notices about I-lines being full, or too many clients in general
|
| f
| FLOODS
| Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives flood notices
|
| g
| DEBUG
| ircu
|
|
|
| User receives debugging messages
|
| g
| CALLERID
| Hybrid, KineIRCd
|
|
|
| User is ignoring everyone, unless they are ACCEPTed with the ACCEPT command
|
| g
| GLOBOPS
| Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives GLOBOPS messages
|
| G
| STRIP_BAD_WORDS
| Unreal
|
|
|
| Messages user receives are stripped of profanity
|
| h
| HELPER
| Bahamut, AustHex
| Y
|
|
| User is a HELPER, associated with network services
|
| h
| HELPER
| KineIRCd
| Y
|
| level
| User is a HELPER, the level is an unsigned 16-bit integer denotes 'rank', as determined by network services
|
| H
| HIDE_OPER
| Unreal
|
|
|
| Hides oper status from users (i.e. whois)
|
| i
| INVISIBLE
| RFC1459
|
|
|
| User is invisible
|
| I
| INVISIBLE_JOINPART
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is invisible when joining/parting channels. This is supposedly obsolete as of UnrealIRCd 3.2 beta 16
|
| k
| SERVICE
| ircu
|
|
|
| User is a service (cannot be KILLed or KICKed from channels, and WHOIS output is usually limited)
|
| k
| KILLS
| Hybrid, Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives KILL notices
|
| l
| LOCOPS
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives LOCOPS messages
|
| l
| LISTALL
| AustHex
|
|
|
| User can list all channels (including hidden ones)
|
| n
| NCHANGE
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User sees client nick changes
|
| n
| ROUTING
| Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives routing messages
|
| N
| NETWORK_ADMIN
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is a network administrator
|
| m
| SPAMBOTS
| Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives notices about (potential) spambots
|
| o
| GLOBAL_OPERATOR
| RFC1459
|
|
|
| User is a network-wide or 'global' operator
|
| O
| LOCAL_OPERATOR
| RFC2812
|
|
|
| User is a server-wise or 'local' operator
|
| p
| HIDE_CHANNELS
| Unreal
|
|
|
| Hide channels from user's WHOIS reply (will suppress RPL_WHOISCHANNELS)
|
| q
| KIX
| Unreal
|
|
|
| Only U:liners/arbiters can kick this user
|
| r
| RESTRICTED
| RFC2812
| Y
| Y
|
| Restricted user connection
|
| r
| REJ
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives notices about rejected clients
|
| r
| REGISTERED
| Bahamut, ircu
| Y
| Y
|
| Nickname is registered with a network nickname service
|
| R
| NO_NON_REGISTERED
| Bahamut, KineIRCd, Unreal
| Y
| Y
|
| User wants to block messages from non-registered nicknames
|
| s
| SERVER_NOTICES
| RFC1459
|
|
|
| User receives server notices. RFC2812 considers this mode obsolete, however it is still in very wide-spread use.
|
| s
| SERVER_NOTICES
| ircu
|
|
| Mask integer
| User receives server notices, and can opt in/out of particular notice types by supplying the optional mask as an integer
|
| s
| SERVER_NOTICES
| KineIRCd, Unreal
|
|
| Notice mask list
| User
receives server notices. The notice masks are normally a list of
letters corresponding with specific notices the user wishes to receive,
such as 'D' for debugging, etc.
|
| S
| SERVICE
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is a service, and is protected.
|
| t
| Z_LINED
| AustHex
| Y
| Y
|
| User is using an AustHex Z: line
|
| t
| MODIFIED_HOST
| Unreal
| Y
| Y
|
| User is using a /vhost (modified host)
|
| T
| W_LINED
| AustHex
| Y
| Y
|
| User is using an AustHex w: line
|
| T
| BLOCK_CTCP
| Unreal
|
|
|
| Blocks all CTCP requests from other users
|
| u
| UNAUTH
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives unauthorised client notices
|
| v
| HOST_HIDING
| AustHex
|
|
|
| Hide
the host of the user, often with a hashed value. Some networks use
'mirroring', or masking with metacharacters. The letter 'v' comes from
Austnet's 'Virtual World'. Be aware that use of +x for the same purpose
is more wide-spread.
|
| v
| VICTIM
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User receives messages regarding infected DCC rejections
|
| V
| WEBTV
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is using a WebTV client
|
| w
| WALLOPS
| RFC1459
|
|
|
| User receives WALLOPS messages
|
| W
| WHOIS_PARANOIA
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is receives a notice when WHOIS'd
|
| x
| EXTERNAL
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives notices about servers connecting/disconnecting
|
| x
| HOST_HIDING
| ircu, Unreal
|
|
|
| Hide
the host of the user, often with a hashed value. Some networks use
'mirroring', or masking with metacharacters. Using the 'x' letter for
this mode appears to be the most standard method for toggling masking
user hosts.
|
| y
| STATS_LINKS
| Bahamut
|
|
|
| User receives notices about stats/links
|
| y
| SPY
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives LINKS, STATS (if configured) and TRACE notices
|
| z
| OPERWALL
| Hybrid
|
|
|
| User receives operator generated WALLOPS messages
|
| z
| SECURE_CONN
| Unreal
|
|
|
| User is securely connected
|