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| C h a r | Name | Origin | S e r v e r O n | S e r v e r O f f | Parameter | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |