335 lines
19 KiB
SQL
335 lines
19 KiB
SQL
-- 2001-03-02 |MrBean| "$Id: ccontrol.help.sql,v 1.20 2009/07/25 18:12:33 hidden1 Exp $"
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-- Created the file and added all help topics to the database
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-- 2201-03-11 |MrBean|
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-- Added OP,DEOP,MODERATE,UNMODERATE,CLEARCHAN
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-- Now the script first deletes previous help , and then reinsert all of the topics
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-- Changed some commands. Also usage replaced with Syntax in the commands it was missing FWAP
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-- Restructure help into alphabetical order, remove obselete commands, add new commands
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-- Delete the current help entries
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DELETE FROM help;
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COPY "help" FROM stdin;
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ADDCOMMAND 1 ****** ADDCOMMAND COMMAND ******
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ADDCOMMAND 2 Gives permission to an oper to use a specified command
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ADDCOMMAND 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ addcommand [-fr] <oper> <command>
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ADDCOMMAND 4 -fr can only be specified by SMT+ to force addition
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ADDCOMMAND 5 <oper> - the oper username you want to give the command to
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ADDCOMMAND 6 <command> - the command you want to add
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ADDCOMMAND 7 CODERS only: you can use /msg $BOT$ addcommand [-fr] <-allopers|-alladmins|-allsmts|-allcoders> <command>
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ADDSERVER 1 ****** ADDSERVER COMMAND ******
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ADDSERVER 2 Adds a new server to the bot database
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ADDSERVER 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ addserver <server>
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ADDSERVER 4 *note* The server has to be linked in order for this command to work
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ADDUSER 1 ****** ADDUSER COMMAND ******
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ADDUSER 2 Adds new oper to the bot access list
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ADDUSER 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ adduser <username> <oper level> [server] <password>
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ADDUSER 4 <username> - The username the bot will recognize the oper under
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ADDUSER 5 <oper level> - Sets the initial oper commands, options are: oper, admin, smt, coder
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ADDUSER 6 [server] - add the oper to the specified server, defaults to your home server
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ADDUSER 7 <password> - the password of the new oper
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ADDOPERCHAN 1 ****** ADDOPERCHAN COMMAND ******
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ADDOPERCHAN 2 Marks a channel as ircoperators only
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ADDOPERCHAN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ addoperchan <channel>
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ADDOPERCHAN 4 thous making the bot kick and ban everyone who is not an ircop
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CHANINFO 1 ****** CHANINFO COMMAND ******
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CHANINFO 2 Gives you all sort of information about a channel
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CHANINFO 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ chaninfo <#channel>
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CHANINFO 4 <#channel> - the channel you would like information about
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CHECKNET 1 ****** CHECKNET COMMAND ******
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CHECKNET 2 Lists all current missing servers
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CHECKNET 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ checknet
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CLEARCHAN 1 ****** CLEARCHAN COMMAND ******
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CLEARCHAN 2 Clears a channel's modes
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CLEARCHAN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ clearchan <#channel> [mode string]
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CLEARCHAN 4 <#channel> - the channel to clear modes in
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CLEARCHAN 5 [mode string] - can be ALL (for all channel modes) or any combination of ilpskmntDob
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CLEARCHAN 6 o = remove all channel ops
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CLEARCHAN 7 b = remove all bans
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CLEARCHAN 8 *NOTE* - if you dont specify a mode string the bot will remove modes obikl
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COMMANDS 1 ****** COMMANDS COMMAND ******
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COMMANDS 2 Changes a command's options
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COMMANDS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ commands <-ds|-en|-no|-nl|-na|-ml> <command> <option>
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COMMANDS 4 -ds - disable the command
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COMMANDS 5 -en - enable the command
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COMMANDS 6 -no - toggles the need to be oper'd up to use the command
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COMMANDS 7 -nl - toggles if the command should not be logged in the lastcom report
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COMMANDS 8 -na - changes the name of the command
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COMMANDS 9 -ml - set the minimum level a oper must have for this command to be added to
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CONFIG 1 ****** CONFIG COMMAND ******
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CONFIG 2 Sets internal configuration options within the bot
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CONFIG 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ config <option> <value>
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CONFIG 4 <option> may be:
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CONFIG 5 -GTime <duration> - default gline time (accepts friendly times e.g. 900s, 30m, 3h, 1d)
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CONFIG 6 -VClones <amount> - threshold for warning about virtual (realname) clones
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CONFIG 7 -Clones <amount> - threshold for clones on a single IP
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CONFIG 8 -CClones <amount> - threshold for CIDR clones (see below)
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CONFIG 9 -CClonesCIDR <size> - CIDR bit length for clones (0-32)
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CONFIG 10 -CClonesGline <Yes|No> - auto-gline for CIDR clones flag
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CONFIG 11 -CClonesGTime <duration> - gline duration for CIDR clones (accepts friendly times)
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CONFIG 12 -IClones <amount> - threshold for CIDR ident clones
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CONFIG 13 -IClonesGline <Yes|No> - auto-gline for CIDR ident clones flag
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CONFIG 14 -CClonesTime <duration> - time between clone warnings to msglog (accepts friendly times)
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CONFIG 15 -GBCount <count> - number of glines to set at once
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CONFIG 16 -GBInterval <duration> - time between setting gline bursts (accepts friendly times)
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CONFIG 17 -SGline <Yes|No> - Save glines flag
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DEAUTH 1 ****** DEAUTH COMMAND ******
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DEAUTH 2 Deauthenticates you from the bot
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DEAUTH 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ deauth
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DEOP 1 ****** DEOP COMMAND ******
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DEOP 2 Deops one or more users on a specific channel
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DEOP 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ deop <#chan> <nick1> [nick2 nick3...]
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DEOP 4 <#chan> - the channel to deop the users on
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DEOP 5 <nick1, nick2..> - nicks to deop
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EXCEPTIONS 1 ****** EXCEPTIONS COMMAND ******
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EXCEPTIONS 2 Excepts users from the various glines/warnings within CONFIG
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EXCEPTIONS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ exceptions <add|del|list> <host mask> <connections>
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EXCEPTIONS 4 <host mask> - user@host mask to except
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EXCEPTIONS 5 <connections> - number of connections allowed before gline/warning
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FORCECHANGLINE 1 ****** FORCECHANGLINE COMMAND ******
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FORCECHANGLINE 2 Glines all users on the given channel
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FORCECHANGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ forcechangline [-u] <#channel> [duration] <reason>
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FORCECHANGLINE 4 <#channel> - the channel name to gline
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FORCECHANGLINE 5 [duration] - Duration of the gline, may have s,m,h,d for secs,mins,hours,days
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FORCECHANGLINE 6 <reason> - reason for the gline
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FORCECHANGLINE 7 [-u] - only glines the unidented clients found on the channel with ~*@IP glines
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FORCECHANGLINE 8 This type of chan gline is limited for 24 hours and cannot be issued on channels with opers or channels which are marked as nomode channels
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FORCEGLINE 1 ****** FORCEGLINE COMMAND ******
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FORCEGLINE 2 Glines a host for a certain amount of time
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FORCEGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ forcegline [-fu] <nick|user@host> <duration[s/m/h/d]> <reason>
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FORCEGLINE 4 -fu flag can only be specified by SMT+ (used to force)
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FORCEGLINE 5 <nick|user@host> - the nick or user@host to gline (user@host supports CIDR)
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FORCEGLINE 6 <duration> - duration of the gline (supports s,m,h,d for secs,mins,hours,days)
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FORCEGLINE 7 <reason> - the reason for the gline
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FORCEGLINE 8 This type of gline is used to gline for more than 14 days and/or for a gline which affects more than 255 users.
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GCHAN 1 ****** GCHAN COMMAND ******
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GCHAN 2 Sets a bad channel gline on a channel
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GCHAN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ gchan <#channel> <duration|-per> <reason>
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GCHAN 4 <#channel> - the channel to badchannel gline
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GCHAN 5 <duration> - duration of the gline (-per for permanent)
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GCHAN 6 <reason> - reason for the badchannel gline
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GLINE 1 ****** GLINE COMMAND ******
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GLINE 2 glines a certain host from the network
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GLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ gline <user@host> [duration] <reason>
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GLINE 4 <user@host> - the host to gline (CIDR not supported)
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GLINE 5 <duration> - the duration of the gline (supports s,m,h,d for secs,mins,hours,days)
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GLINE 6 <reason> - the reason for the gline
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HELP 1 ****** HELP COMMAND ******
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HELP 2 Shows help on commands (like this one!)
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HELP 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ help [command]
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HELP 4 If command is empty, this command shows the commands you have access to.
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INVITE 1 ****** INVITE COMMAND ******
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INVITE 2 Makes the bot invite you to an invite only channel
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INVITE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ invite <#channel>
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INVITE 4 <#channel> - the channel to invite you to
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JUPE 1 ****** JUPE COMMAND ******
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JUPE 2 Jupe a server (prevent it connecting to the network)
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JUPE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ jupe <servername> <reason>
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JUPE 4 <servername> - the name of the server to jupe
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JUPE 5 <reason> - reason for the jupe
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KICK 1 ****** KICK COMMAND ******
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KICK 2 Makes the bot kick a user from a channel
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KICK 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ kick <#channel> <nick> <reason>
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KICK 4 <#channel> - the channel to kick the user from
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KICK 5 <nick> - the nick of the user you want to kick
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KICK 6 <reason> - reason for the kick
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LASTCOM 1 ****** LASTCOM COMMAND ******
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LASTCOM 2 This command will paste all the last commands which where issued to the bot
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LASTCOM 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ lastcom [numcommands] [from days ago - d]
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LASTCOM 4 [numcommands] - The number of commands to show (default: 20)
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LASTCOM 5 You can also specify the number of days ago
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LASTCOMM 1 See /msg $BOT$ help lastcom
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LEARNNET 1 ****** LEARNNET COMMAND ******
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LEARNNET 2 Adds all the unknown servers which are currently connected to the network to the bot database
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LEARNNET 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ learnnet
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LIST 1 ****** LIST COMMAND ******
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LIST 2 This command lists various internal lists
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LIST 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ list <type>
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LIST 4 <type> - glines, servers, badchannels, exceptions, channels, shells
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LIST 5 (see /msg $BOT$ help list channels for more info on channels)
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LIST CHANNELS 1 ****** LIST CHANNELS COMMAND ******
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LIST CHANNELS 2 This command lists channels based on various criteria
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LIST CHANNELS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ list channels <type>
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LIST CHANNELS 4 <type> may be:
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LIST CHANNELS 5 key <key> - list all channels with the specified key (supports wildcards)
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LIST CHANNELS 6 modes <modes> - list all channels with the modes, you may explicitly specify + or - modes
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LIST CHANNELS 7 topic <topic> - list all channels with a topic matching the specified topic (supports wildcards)
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LIST CHANNELS 8 topicby <nick!user@host> - list all channels with topics set by nick!user@host (supports wildcards)
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LISTHOSTS 1 ****** LISTHOSTS COMMAND ******
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LISTHOSTS 2 Lists all the hosts that an oper is allowed to login from
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LISTHOSTS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ listhosts <username>
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LISTHOSTS 4 <username> - the username to lookup
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LISTIGNORES 1 ****** LISTIGNORES COMMAND ******
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LISTIGNORES 2 Shows the current ignore list of the bot
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LISTIGNORES 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ listignores
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LISTOPERCHANS 1 ****** LISTOPERCHANS COMMANDS ******
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LISTOPERCHANS 2 Shows a list of the channels that are marked as ircops only
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LISTOPERCHANS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ listoperchans
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LOGIN 1 ****** LOGIN COMMAND ******
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LOGIN 2 Authenticates you with the bot
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LOGIN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ login <username> <password>
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LOGIN 4 <handle> - your username on the bot
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LOGIN 5 <password> - your password
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LOGOUT 1 See /msg $BOT$ help deauth
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MAXUSERS 1 ****** MAXUSERS COMMANDS ******
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MAXUSERS 2 Shows the peak user level as seen by the bot
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MAXUSERS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ maxusers
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MODE 1 ****** MODE COMMAND ******
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MODE 2 Makes the bot change a channel's modes
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MODE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ mode <#channel> <mode string>
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MODE 4 <#channel> - the channel to change the mode in
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MODE 5 <mode string> - the string that contains the mode
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MODERATE 1 ****** MODERATE COMMAND ******
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MODERATE 2 Moderates a channel
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MODERATE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ moderate <#channel>
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MODERATE 4 <#channel> - the channel to moderate
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MODUSER 1 ****** MODUSER COMMAND ******
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MODUSER 2 Modify an existing bot user
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MODUSER 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ moduser <username> [-ah new host] [-dh host] [-s server] [-p password] [-gl on|off]
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MODUSER 4 [-op on|off] [-ua] [-uf flags] [-e email] [-mt m|n]
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MODUSER 5 <username> - username to modify
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MODUSER 6 [-ah host] - adds a new host for the user
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MODUSER 7 [-dh host] - removes a host for a user
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MODUSER 8 [-s server] - associate the user with a server
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MODUSER 9 [-p password] - changes the user's password
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MODUSER 10 [-gl on|off] - toggles whether the logs will be messaged to the user
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MODUSER 11 [-op on|off] - toggles if a user must be oper'd up to use the needop commands
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MODUSER 12 [-ua] - resets the user access acording to his flags
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MODUSER 13 [-uf flags] - updates the oper flags to new one (OPER|ADMIN|SMT|CODER)
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MODUSER 14 [-e email] - updates the user's email
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MODUSER 15 [-mt m|n] - change the way the bot communicates to the user (m=message,n=notice)
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MODUSER 16 [-glag on|off] - toggles whether the server lag reports will be messaged to the user
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NEWPASS 1 ****** NEWPASS COMMAND ******
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NEWPASS 2 Changes your password for the bot
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NEWPASS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ newpass <newpass>
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NOMODE 1 ****** NOMODE COMMAND ******
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NOMODE 2 Managed the nomode list
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NOMODE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ nomode <#channel> <reason>
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NOMODE 4 <#channel> - channel to ban modes from
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NOMODE 5 <reason> - reason to give when someone tries
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OP 1 ****** OP COMMAND ******
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OP 2 Op users on a specific channel
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OP 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ op <#channel> <nick1> [nick2 nickN...]
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OP 4 <#channel> - channel to op the user(s) on
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OP 5 <nick1 nick2...> - users to op
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REMCOMMAND 1 ****** DELCOMMAND COMMAND ******
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REMCOMMAND 2 Removes an oper's access to a certain command
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REMCOMMAND 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remcommand <command> <username>
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REMCOMMAND 4 <command> - the command to remove access to
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REMCOMMAND 5 <username> - the username of the oper you want to remove the command from
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REMCOMMAND 6 CODERS only: you can use /msg $BOT$ remcommand <-allopers|-alladmins|-allsmts|-allcoders> <command>
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REMGCHAN 1 ****** REMGCHAN COMMAND ******
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REMGCHAN 2 Removes a gchan badchannel gline
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REMGCHAN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remgchan <#channel>
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REMGCHAN 4 <#channel> - channel to remove from badchannel gline list
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REMGLINE 1 ****** REMGLINE COMMAND ******
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REMGLINE 2 Removes a gline on a user@host
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REMGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remgline <user@host>
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REMGLINE 4 <user@host> - the host to remove the gline for
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REMIGNORE 1 ****** REMIGNORE COMMAND ******
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REMIGNORE 2 Removes a host from the bot's ignore list
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REMIGNORE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remignore <host>
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REMIGNORE 4 <host> - the host to remove from the ignore list
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REMOPERCHAN 1 ****** REMOPERCHAN COMMAND ******
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REMOPERCHAN 2 Unmarks a channel as ircop only
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REMOPERCHAN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remoperchan <#channel>
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REMOPERCHAN 4 <#channel> - the channel you want to unmark as operchan
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REMSERVER 1 ****** REMSERVER COMMAND ******
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REMSERVER 2 Removes a server from the bot's database
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REMSERVER 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remserver <server name>
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REMSERVER 4 NOTE: use with caution!
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REMSGLINE 1 ****** REMSGLINE COMMAND ******
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REMSGLINE 2 Removes an SGLINE from the network
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REMSGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remsgline <user@host>
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REMSGLINE 4 <user@host> - the user@host to remove from the sgline list
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REMUSER 1 ****** REMOVEOPER COMMAND ******
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REMUSER 2 Removes an oper from the bot's access list
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REMUSER 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ remuser <username>
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REMUSER 4 <username> - username of the oper you want to remove
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REOP 1 ****** REOP COMMAND ******
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REOP 2 Removes all channel ops from a channel and ops the specified nick
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REOP 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ reop <#channel> <nick>
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REOP 4 <#channel> - channel to perform reop in
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REOP 5 <nick> - nick to be opped once channel is deopped
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SAY 1 ****** SAY COMMAND ******
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SAY 2 Force the bot (or server) to talk in a channel or to a nick
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SAY 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ say <-s|-b> <#channel|nick> <message>
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SAY 4 <-s> - Message will originate from the server
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SAY 5 <-b> - Message will originate from the bot ($BOT$)
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SAY 6 <#channel|nick> - the channel or nick to receive the message
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SAY 7 <message> - the message to send
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SCAN 1 ****** SCAN COMMAND ******
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SCAN 2 Scans the network for users matching the required criteria
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SCAN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ scan <-fh user@host | -h user@host> [-v] [-i]
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SCAN 4 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ scan <-n realname> [-v] [-i]
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SCAN 5 <-h user@host> - match user@host/host/IP mask (supports CIDR and wildcards)
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SCAN 6 <-fh user@host> - match user@host (masked host only) (supports wildcards)
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SCAN 7 <-n realname> - match the specified realname (supports wildcards)
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SCAN 8 [-v] - display the first 15 matching users (rather than just a count)
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SCAN 9 [-i] - perform an ident report (listing number of unique idents found within the match)
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SCANGLINE 1 ****** SCANGLINE COMMAND ******
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SCANGLINE 2 Scans the gline list for a gline matching a certain host
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SCANGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ scangline <host mask>
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SCANGLINE 4 <host mask> - the host mask to lookup
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SCHANGLINE 1 ****** SCHANGLINE COMMAND ******
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SCHANGLINE 2 Glines all users on the given channel
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SCHANGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ schangline [-u] <#channel> [duration] <reason>
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SCHANGLINE 4 <#channel> - the channel name to gline
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SCHANGLINE 5 [duration] - Duration of the gline, may have s,m,h,d for secs,mins,hours,days
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SCHANGLINE 6 <reason> - reason for the gline
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SCHANGLINE 7 [-u] - only glines the unidented clients found on the channel with ~*@IP glines
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SGLINE 1 ****** SGLINE COMMAND ******
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SGLINE 2 gline a user@host with relaxed restrictions
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SGLINE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ sgline <user@host> [duration] <reason>
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SGLINE 4 <user@host> - the user@host to gline from the network
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SGLINE 5 [duration] - duration of the gline, supports s,m,h,d for secs,mins,hours,days
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SGLINE 6 <reason> - reason for the gline
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SHELLS 1 ****** SHELLS COMMAND ******
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SHELLS 2 Add/remove/modify shells limits/exceptions
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SHELLS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ SHELLS <addcompany|addnetblock|delcompany|delnetblock|list|chlimit|chname|clearall> <Shell company|Netblock> <max connections>
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SHELLS 4 <Shell company>: The name of the shell company
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SHELLS 5 <Netblock>: CIDR netblock
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SHELLS 6 <max connections>: The number of connections allowed before gline
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SHUTDOWN 1 ****** SHUTDOWN COMMAND ******
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SHUTDOWN 2 Shutdown the service and exit
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SHUTDOWN 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ shutdown <reason>
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SHUTDOWN 4 <reason> - the reason to use in the /squit message of the server
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STATUS 1 ****** STATUS COMMAND ******
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STATUS 2 Show all sorts of debug and status information about the bot and server
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STATUS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ status
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SUSPEND 1 ****** SUSPEND COMMAND ******
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SUSPEND 2 Suspends an oper from the bot for a certain amount of time
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SUSPEND 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ suspend <username> <duration> [-l level] <reason>
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SUSPEND 4 <username> - username to suspend
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SUSPEND 5 <duration> - the duration of the suspend (supports s,m,h,d for secs,mins,hours,days)
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SUSPEND 6 [-l level] - level at which the user is suspended (required minimum to unsuspend)
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SUSPEND 7 <reason> - reason for suspension
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TRANSLATE 1 ****** TRANSLATE COMMAND ******
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TRANSLATE 2 Translates a numeric into a nick
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TRANSLATE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ translate <numeric>
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TRANSLATE 4 <numeric> - the numeric you want to translate
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UNJUPE 1 ****** UNJUPE COMMAND ******
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UNJUPE 2 Removes a server jupe previously set by the jupe command
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UNJUPE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ unjupe <server>
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UNJUPE 4 <server> - server name to unjupe
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UNMODERATE 1 ****** UNMODERATE COMMAND ******
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UNMODERATE 2 UnModerates a channel previously moderated with 'moderate'
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UNMODERATE 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ unmoderate <#channel>
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UNMODERATE 4 <#channel> - the channel to stop moderating
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UNSUSPEND 1 ****** UNSUSPEND COMMAND ******
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UNSUSPEND 2 UNSuspend an oper previously suspended
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UNSUSPEND 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ unsuspend <username>
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UNSUSPEND 4 <username> - username to unsuspend
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USERINFO 1 ****** USERINFO COMMAND ******
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USERINFO 2 Shows information about all the opers that their server/handle match the supplied mask
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USERINFO 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ userinfo <server|username> [-cl]
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USERINFO 4 <server|username> - the server or username to lookup (supports wildcards)
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USERINFO 5 [-cl] - If this is specified, the command will also list all commands available to each user matched
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WHOIS 1 ****** WHOIS COMMAND ******
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WHOIS 2 Gives information about a user on the network
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WHOIS 3 Syntax: /msg $BOT$ whois <nick>
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WHOIS 4 <nick> - the person you want to get info about
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