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Nickserv commands-

You can't use the shortcut method for webtv. Webtv must use the starchat irc which has the appropriate buttons, or type out the whole command _ ie: /msg nickserv /msg chanserv

Registers a nick on StarChat, protecting it from use by others. Nick registration also permits the ability to register channels and to receive channel op privileges.

Nick registration is required to send and receive memos. You can register up to 5 nicknames per email address.

Command: /ns register emailaddress password

example: /ns register goofy@magicmountain.net goofus

Identifying to a nickname: Identifies to a registered nick allowing registered channel access and memo retrievals. It also makes it possible for computer users of certain irc programs to view the channel list.

Command: /ns id password

example: /ns id goofus

If your password were goofus

Those are the two basic commands to get a chatter ready to chat.

However, sometimes, you will get a chatter that needs to change their password or email.

To set various options on a registered nick.

To change your email address:

Changes the email address from the one used during nick registration. Nick must be activated again to verify new address.

Example: /ns set address goofy@hotmail.net

To protect your registered nick from being used: Prevents others from using a registered nick. NOTE: Please be aware that when you set nick guard on you MUST identify to your nick within 30 seconds when you log on, or your nick changes to “Guest”

Command: /ns set guard on

To change your password:

Changes the password for a registered nick.

Command: /ns set password newpassword

Example: /ns set password goober

Chanserv:

ChanServ allows for the registration and maintenance of a channel and will prevent others from using it. Channels not used for 14 days are dropped from registration.

Note: If the Founder of a channel allows their nick to be dropped from registration, that nick’s registered channel is also dropped.

To register a channel:

This command registers you as the owner of a channel, and allows ChanServ to help control your channel. You can specify who can be opped, who is automatically kicked and many other features with ChanServ. To register a channel, you must have a registered nick, be in the channel and be opped. Channels expire if no one uses them for 14 days.

Command: /cs register #channelname

Example: /cs register #SillyWorld

To set ops in #channel:

Adds a registered nickname to channel operator list.

Command: /cs addop #channel nickname level

Example: /cs addop #SillyWorld Boo-Boo 10

Now, a quick note about levels of ops.

Channel Operator levels for a registered channel.

Levels

-1: AKick - User is banned from channel
0: Standard user
3: Auto-voice (+v on join) [VOICE]
5: AutoOp [AOP]
8: Minor SuperOP [MSOP]
10: SuperOp [SOP]
13: Co-Founder [COFOUNDER]
15: Founder [FOUNDER]

What Can These Levels Do? (assume accumulation)

Level 3:
UNBAN me
Automatic +v upon join
OP (+v instead of +o)
DEOP (-v instead of -o)

Level 5:

Automatic +o upon join
OP (+o)

Level 8:

Access to all Akick functions
UNBAN ALL
UNBAN mask

Level 10:

Access to add ops of levels 5 and below

Level 13 or 14:

Access to ALL functions
BUT:
CANNOT SET #channel FOUNDER
CANNOT DROP #channel

To permanently delete an op:

Command: /cs chanop #roomname del NICK
Example: /cs chanop #SillyWorld del goofy

Setting akicks:

Place, remove or list permanent kicks for a registered channel.
Command: /cs AKICK #channel [add|del|list] nick!userid@host reason
add will add a new akick:
Example: /cs AKICK #SillyWorld add goofy!Disney@disney.florida.usa Flooding

del will delete an akick:

for example: /cs AKICK #SillyWorld del goofy!Disney@disney.florida.usa

list will list the akick list for a channel:

Example: /cs AKICK #SillyWorld list
[#sillyChannel Akicks] (Index) (Mask) (Time [GMT]) (Reason)
-ChanServ- (1 ) (pitaNick!*@*.*)
- -ChanServ- (Mon 10/01/2005) (october_moon: banned for harassment)
- -ChanServ- (2 ) (ICEMANOHIO*!*@*.*)
- -ChanServ- (Fri 07/01/2005) (Luverly: ICEMANOHIO25 banned for vulgarity)

MemoServ:

MemoServ is a free service that allows clients with registered nicknames to send memos to other registered nicknames on the StarChat network. Memos can be sent to individual users or to an entire channel, and are stored in the MemoServ database until they are deleted or expire after 10 (ten) days.

Note: You must be identified to your nick to use these commands.
Webtv: MemoServ is on the 8th row of the starchat IRC – all the way to the right

Send

This command will send a memo to another registered nickname.
Both sender and receiver must have registered nicknames.
Command: /ms send nick message
Example: /ms send Luverly Will you please whisper me when you get online?

CSend

Sends a memo to a selection of Channel Ops –
Note: If you leave out the Level, the memo will go to ALL OPs of the channel.
Command: /ms csend #channel [level] message
Example: /ms csend #SillyChannel 10 Reminder: OP meeting Sun at 7pm Central

Read:

This command will display a memo that is currently in your Inbox.
Example: /ms read 2

Delete

This command will permanently remove a memo from your Inbox.
This action cannot be undone later.
Example: /ms delete 2
or you can /ms read all and /ms delete all

Retrieve

This command will send all memos currently in your Inbox, to the email address used during nickname registration.
Type: /ms retrieve

List

This command will list all memos currently in your Inbox.
Type: /ms list

Set commands

Options: Forward - Max - NoFwd - NoMemo - Secure

Set Forward

Sets a new nickname to who all memos will be forwarded. The other nick must be registered and allow memos to be received.
To disable forwarding, specify your own nickname.
Type: /ms set forward Luverly

Set NoFwd

When set to ON, nobody will be able to forward memos to your Inbox.
Type: /ms set nofwd on|off

Set Max

Sets the maximum number of memos you can house in your Inbox.
Once this limit has been reached, nobody else will be able to send you any memos.
Example: /ms set max 10

Set NoMemo

When set to ON, nobody will be able to send you any memos at all.
Type: /ms set nomemo on|off

Set Secure

When set to ON, you will have to be Identified before it is possible to access your memos.
Type: /ms set secure on|off