• LOCAL USER
  

N (manager) commands

• purge

The BOT PART the channel. Pay attention, if the BOT parts the channel you will be unable to bring it back yourself using the command comeback. This is the reason the command is accessible only to chan manager - use this command if you want the BOT to part for ever (only a global master will be able to make the bot to join your channel back), all channel settings, flags & info will be lost. If you want the bot to part temporarily - use cycle or templeave commands instead. Also you have to specify a reason - otherwise the BOT will not part. Specifying "all" option will make the BOT to part all channels, "X" option makes the BOT to part only X registered channels.

Syntax chan: !purge [#chan|all|X] <reason> [now] [comments]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> purge <#chan|all|X> <reason> [now] [comments]

Example: !purge take any comment or /msg DELPHINUS purge #a&a no-op any comment

by BONote: there are many reasons the BOT may part or templeave your channel. All of them you can find in our FAQ in "PURGE, TEMPLEAVE & SUSPEND" section. Besides there you will find more details about difference between cycle, templeave & suspend. Valid reason for global masters are - flood-deop, flood-kick, flood-ban, banned, flood-chan, flood-bot, no-op, opless, no-access, no-ppl, no-need, take, invite, key, limit, abuse, other. Pay attetnion ! if you are a global master only these reasons are validated by BOT - otherwise the BOT will ignore your purge command.

• enable

ENABLES a disabled command with disable.

Syntax chan: !enable <command|all> [global]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> enable <#chan> <command|all> [global]

Example: !enable op or /msg DELPHINUS enable #a&a deop

Note: You can enable all commands at once using "all" option. Example: !enable all. See also disable command.

• disable

DISABLES a given command. If "global" option used, the command will be desabled on all BOT's channels.

Syntax chan: !disable <command|all> [global]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> disable <#chan> <command|all> [global]

Example: !disable deop or /msg DELPHINUS disable #a&a seen

Note: You can disable all commands at once using "all" option. Example: !disable all. See also enable command

• alias

Define any ALIAS to any BOT command, the BOT will execute the alias as the original command. For the same command you can define as many alias as you wish, the original command's name rests usable too.

Syntax chan: !alias [-remove|-list] <command> <alias> [all]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> alias <#chan> [-remove|-list] <command> <alias> [all]

Example: !alias op @ or /msg DELPHINUS alias #a&a voice +

Note: You can specify up to 15 alias per channel.

X (Xmaster) commands

• xremuser

REMOVE user's X ACCESS.

Syntax chan: !xremuser <X user>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xremuser <#chan> <X user>

Example: !xremuser niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xremuser #a&a niqu

Note: if you do not know user's username on X or you have no time to find it up - it's enough to specify the user's nick prefixed with "=", X will find up itself user's username & will do all requested actions. Example: !xremuser =niqu (where niqu is user's nick).

• xadduser

GIVE X ACCESS to assigned user.

Syntax chan: !xadduser <X user> [level]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xadduser <#chan> <X user> [level]

Example: !adduser niqu 270 or /msg DELPHINUS adduser #a&a niqu 270

Note: if you do not specify any level (just writing !xadduser niqu) the BOT, by default, will give 100 X access to user, also if assigned access is less than 0, by default, the BOT will give 44 X access & if assigned access is higher than 498, by default, the BOT will give 400 X access. If you do not know user's username on X or you have no time to find it up - it's enough to specify the user's nick prefixed with "=", X will find up itself user's username & will do all requested actions. Example: !adduser =niqu 270 (where niqu is user's nick)

• xmodify

MODIFY user's X ACCESS.

Syntax chan: !modify <X user> [level]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> modify <#chan> <X user> [level]

Example: !modidy niqu 270 or /msg DELPHINUS modify #a&a niqu 270

Note: if you do not specify any level (just writing !xmodify niqu) the BOT, by default, will give 100 X access to user, also if assigned access is less than 0, by default, the BOT will give 44 X access & if assigned access is higher than 498, by default, the BOT will give 400 X access. If you do not know user's username on X or you have no time to find it up - it's enough to specify the user's nick prefixed with "=", X will find up itself user's username & will do all requested actions. Example: !modify =niqu 270 (where niqu is user's nick).

• xsuspend

SUSPEND user's X ACCESS, default time value is in HOURS.

Syntax chan: !xsuspend <X user> [duration]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xsuspend <#chan> <X user> [duration]

Example: !xsuspend niqu 270 27 or /msg DELPHINUS xsuspend #a&a niqu 270 27

Note: if you do not specify any level & duration (just writing !xsuspend niqu) the BOT, by default, will xsuspend with 100 X level for 24 hours, also if assigned suspend level is less than 0, by default, the BOT will suspend with 100 X level & if assigned suspend is higher than 499, by default, the BOT will suspend with 400 X level. Same for the time: if less than 0 it will be 1 hour & if higher than 8928 it will be 8928. If you do not know user's username on X or you have no time to find it up - it's enough to specify the user's nick prefixed with "=", X will find up itself user's username & will do all requested actions. Example: !xsuspned =niqu 270 27 (where niqu is user's nick)

• xunsuspend

UNSUSPEND user's X ACCESS.

Syntax chan: !xunsuspend <X user>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xunsuspend <#chan> <X user>

Example: !xunsuspend niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xunsuspend #a&a niqu

Note: if you do not know user's username on X or you have no time to find it up - it's enough to specify the user's nick prefixed with "=", X will find up itself user's username & will do all requested actions. Example: !xunsuspend =niqu (where niqu is user's nick).

• xop

OP, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xop [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xop <#chan> [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]

Example: !xop niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xop #a&a niqu

Note: a local d user will not be xopped. Also you can xop 2, 3 or more nicks in one single command. Example: !xop niqu vlad, the BOT will xop niqu & vlad. Besides you can xop nicks by mask. Example: !xop n* , the BOT will xop all nick which begin with n (niqu, nelly, nnn, n ).

• xdeop

DEOP, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xdeop [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xdeop <#chan> [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]

Example: !xdeop niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xdeop #a&a niqu

Note: a local a user will not be xdeopped. Also you can xdeop 2, 3 or more nicks in one single command. Example: !xdeop niqu vlad, the BOT will xdeop niqu & vlad. Besides you can xdeop nicks by mask. Example: !xdeop n* , the BOT will xdeop all nick which begin with n (niqu, nelly, nnn, n .)

• xban

BAN, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xban<nick> [duration] [level] [reason]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xban <#chan> <nick> [duration] [level] [reason]

Example: !xban niqu 27 270 test ban or /msg DELPHINUS xban #a&a niqu 27 270 test ban

Note: if you do not specify any level & duration (just writing !xban niqu) the BOT, by default, will xban with 100 X level for 24 hours, also if assigned xban level is less than 0, by default, the BOT will xban with 100 X level & if assigned suspend is higher than 499, by default, the BOT will ban with 400 X level. Same for the time: if less than 0 it will be 1 hour & if higher than 336 it will be 336. Besides you can xban by hostmask. Example: !xban *!*@* , the BOT will xban everybody. If you want to xban a particular nick & you do not know or you have no time to find up its hostmask - it's ok to specify only the nick , X will find up itself the hostmask to xban & will do all requested actions. Example: !xban niqu (where niqu is user's nick).

• xunban

UNBAN, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xunban <nick>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xunban <#chan> <nick>

Example: !xunban niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xuban #a&a niqu

Note: besides you can xunban by hostmask. Example: !xunban *!*@* , the BOT will xunban everybody. If you want to xunban a particular nick & you do not know or you have no time to find up its hostmask - it's ok to specify only the nick , X will find up itself the hostmask to xunban & will do all requested actions. Example: !xunban niqu (where niqu is user's nick)

• xkick

KICK, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xkick <nick>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xkick <#chan> <nick>

Example: !xkick niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xkick #a&a niqu

Note: besides you can xkick by hostmask. Example: !xkick *!*@* , the BOT will xkick everybody.

• xvoice

VOICE, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xvoice <nick>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xvoice <#chan> <nick>

Example: !xvoice niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xvoice #a&a niqu

Note: a local q user will not be xvoiced. Also you can xvoice 2, 3 or more nicks in one single command. Example: !xvoice niqu vlad, the BOT will xvoice niqu & vlad. Besides you can xvoice nicks by mask. Example: !xvoice n* , the BOT will xvoice all nick which begin with n (niqu, nelly, nnn, n ).

• xdevoice

DEVOICE, through X the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !xdevoice <nick>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xdevoice <#chan> <nick>

Example: !xdevoice niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xdevoice #a&a niqu

Note: a local g user will not be xdevoiced. Also you can xdevoice 2, 3 or more nicks in one single command. Example: !xdevoice niqu vlad, the BOT will xdevoice niqu & vlad. Besides you can xdevoice nicks by mask. Example: !xdevoice n* , the BOT will xdevoice all nick which begin with n (niqu, nelly, nnn, n ).

• xclearmode

CLEAR channel MODES, through X.

Syntax chan: !xclearmode
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xclearmode <#chan>

Example: !xclearmode or /msg DELPHINUS xclearmode #a&a

Note: pay attention that the BOT will put the default BOT's channel modes immediately back on channel.

• xsupport

SUPPORT channel X REGISTRATION with BOT's X username.

Syntax chan: !xsupport <yes|no>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xsupport <#chan> <yes/no>

Example: !xsupport yes or /msg DELPHINUS xsupport #a&a yes

Note: feel free to use BOT's username as supporter, you do not need any permission from global admin (certainly if the BOT is on your channel).

• xautotopic

SET chanel's X AUTOTOPIC on|off.

Syntax chan: !xautotopic <on|off>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xautotopic <#chan> <on/off>

Example: !xautotopic on or /msg DELPHINUS xautotopic #a&a on

Note: pay attention at xtopic, xurl & xdesc commands

• xtopic

SET chanel's X TOPIC.

Syntax chan: !xtopic <text>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xtopic <#chan> <text>

Example: !xtopic welcome niqu or /msg DELPHINUS xtopic #a&a welcome niqu

Note: pay attention at xautotopic, xurl & xdesc commands.

• xurl

SET chanel's X URL.

Syntax chan: !xurl <text>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xurl <#chan> <text>

Example: !xurl http://www.StarBots.info or /msg DELPHINUS xurl #a&a http://www.StarBots.info

Note: pay attention at xautotopic, xtopic & xdesc commands.

• xdesc

SET chanel's X DESCRITPION.

Syntax chan: !xdesc <text>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xdesc <#chan> <text>

Example: !xdesc BOT lending service or /msg DELPHINUS xdesc #a&a BOT lending service

Note: pay attention at xautotopic, xurl & xtopic commands.

• xautomode

MODIFY channel's X user AUTO MODE.

Syntax chan: !xautomode <X user> <op|voice|none>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xautomode <#chan> <X user> <op|voice|none>

Example: !xautomode niqu voice or /msg DELPHINUS xautomode #a&a niqu voice

Note: if you do not know user's username on X or you have no time to find it up - it's enough to specify the user's nick prefixed with "=", X will find up itself user's username & will do all requested actions. Example: !xautomode =niqu voice (where niqu is user's nick).

• xlog

LOG the BOT to X.

Syntax chan: !xlog
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> xlog

Example: !xlog or /msg DELPHINUS xlog #a&a

Note: if the BOT is logged already - it will notify you & ignore the command.

n (owner) commands

• chanset

SETUP CHANNEL SETTINGS/INFO, all valid channel modes/flags & their explication you can find on SETTINGS page.

Syntax chan: !chanset <mode> [options]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> chanset <#chan> <mode> [options]

Example: !chanset flood-join 4:40 or /msg DELPHINUS chanset #a&a flood-join 4:40

There are two types of channels modes (flags) - modes with numerical value (like !chanset flood-deop 4:40 or !chanset idle-kick 20) & flags which you can just enable/disable (like !chanset +antipub or !chanset -antipub). To turn them off it's enough to setup 0:0 or 0 for channel mode (like !chanset flood-chan 0:0 or !chanset revenge-mode 0) & to specify negative value for channel flag (like !chanset -anticaps).

Pay attenion ! that all channel flags & modes are specified, described & suggested on a&a SETTINGS page.

Note: see also chaninfo command & SETTINGS page.

• templeave

SET the CHANNEL INACTIVE - the BOT leaves the channel (alias for standard eggdrop chanset +inactive flag). If you need the BOT to part your channel for a while use this command. All channel settings, flags & info will be saved. To bring the BOT back use the comeback command. Specifying "all" option will make the BOT to templeave all channels, "X" option makes the BOT to suspend only X registered channels.

Syntax chan: !templeave [#chan|all|X] <reason> [comments]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> templeave <#chan|all|X> <reason> [comments]

Example: !templeave #a&a other any comment or /msg DELPHINUS templeave #a&a no-need any comment

Note: there are many reasons the BOT may templeave or part your channel. All of them you can find in our FAQ in "PURGE, TEMPLEAVE & SUSPEND" section. See also cycle, suspend & purge, more details about difference between these commands you can find in our FAQ in "PURGE, TEMPLEAVE & SUSPEND" section. Valid reason for global masters are - flood-deop, flood-kick, flood-ban, flood-chan, flood-bot, no-op, no-access, no-ppl, no-need, take, invite, key, limit, abuse, other. Pay attetnion ! if you are a global master only these reasons are validated by BOT - otherwise the BOT will ignore your templeave command.

• cycle

The BOT CYCLEs the channel - leaves the channel for some time. This is an alternative for templeave command. The bot parts the chan & comeback itself in 9 seconds by default. Of course if you want the BOT to comeback later you can specify the time you wish.

Syntax chan: !cycle [#chan] [time]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> cycle <#chan> [time]

Example: !cycle 30 or /msg DELPHINUS cycle #a&a 30

Note: see also templeave, suspend & purge, more details about difference between these commands you can find in our FAQ in "PURGE, TEMPLEAVE & SUSPEND" section.

• comeback

SET the CHANNEL ACTIVE - the BOT comes back to channel (alias for standard eggdrop inactive flag). Having used the templeave command, you need to use comeback in order to make the BOT to rejoin your channel back.

Syntax chan: !comeback [#chan]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> comeback <#chan>

Example: !comeback #a&a or /msg DELPHINUS comeback #a&a

Note: see also the templeave command.

• protect

PROTECT the specified user by deopping or banning the offender (for deop, kick or ban). In fact, "-deop" option is an alias for chattr nick +P, "-ban" option is an alias for chattr nick +H & "-autoop" option is an alias for chattr nick +oa.

Syntax chan: !protect <nick> <-deop|-ban|-autoop> [now]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> protect <#chan> <nick> <-deop|-ban|-autoop> [now]

Example: !protect niqu -deop or /msg DELPHINUS protect #a&a niqu -autoop

Note: See also a, P, H user flags & chattr, userinfo & userset commands. To remove protection user remuser command

m (master) commands

• chattr

ASSIGN CHANNEL flags (give access on BOT). It can be just one channel manager (+N flag, like 500 on X or founder on ChanServ) per channel which can give access to all users on chan. You can give access to an unlimited number of ppl. on chan. There are a few groups of flags:

• command flags - which will give access to channel commands: N, X, n, m, o, v
• protection flags - which will protect or will exempt the user from any channel's protections or penalties: f, P, H, L
• auto flags - which will automatically react on certain events or conditions (join, op, deop): g, a, w, e, q, d, k

All these flags can be assigned locally or globally. When assigned locally - it means that you will have access only on one channel, it has nothing to do with other channels, the BOT will execute the commands only on this channel & protect you only on this single channel.

Syntax chan: !chattr <nick> <+-flag> [now]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> chattr <#chan> <nick> <+-flag> [now]

Example: !chattr niqu +of or /msg DELPHINUS chattr #a&a niqu +nf-P

Pay attention ! that all user flags & their explication you can find on a&a FLAGS page.

Note: see also the commands remuser. userinfo & userset.

• topic

SET the TOPIC on the channel. Besides you can "lock" or "unlock" the topic (which reffers to topic channel flag). The "info" option will allow you to find out who was the last to change or to setup the topic.

Syntax chan: !topic <text|lock|unlock|info>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> topic <#chan> <text|lock|unlock|info>

Example: !topic any text you want or /msg DELPHINUS topic #a&a any text you want

Note: see also enforcetopic.

o (op) commands

• op

OP the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !op [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> op <#chan> [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]

Example: !op niqu or /msg DELPHINUS op #a&a *

Note: a local d user will not be opped. See also the commands deop, voice & devoice.

• deop

DEOP the specified user(s).

Syntax chan: !deop [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> deop <#chan> [nick] [nick1] [nick2] [*] [*a*]

Example: !deop niqu or /msg DELPHINUS deop #a&a *

Note: a local a user will not be deopped. See also the commands op, voice & devoice.

l (halfop) commands

• invite

INVITE the specified nick to channel. If no nick is specified the BOT will invite you.

Syntax chan: !invite [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> invite <#chan> [nick]

Example: !invite niqu or /msg DELPHINUS invite #a&a niqu

Note: see also the command clearmodes & resetmodes

• modes

SET/CLEAR/RESET current channel's modes. Pay attention! if you want the BOT always to enforce the desired modes - use chanset modes.

Syntax chan: !modes <set|clear|reset> [$modes]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> modes <#chan> <set|clear|reset> [$modes]

Example: !modes reset or /msg DELPHINUS modes #a&a clear

Note: alias for reset/clear/set are -r/-c/-s. Example: !modes -s +tns-i.

• ban

BAN somebody.

Syntax chan: !ban <nick|host> [time] [sticky] [global] [reason]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> ban <#chan> <nick|host> [time] [sticky] [global] [reason]

Example: !ban niqu get lost or /msg DELPHINUS ban #a&a niqu 10 get lost

Note: you can specify the time in different formats - 1h for 1 hour, 3d for 3 days, 2w for 2 weeks, 1m for 1 month. See also the commands unban & kick .

• unban

UNBAN the user. You must specify user's host to unban, not the nick.

Syntax chan: !unban <ban|*> [global]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> unban <#chan> <ban|*> [global]

Example: !unban niqu!*@* or /msg DELPHINUS unban #a&a *

Note: see also the command ban.

• kick

KICK somebody.

Syntax chan: !kick <nick> [reason]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> kick <#chan> <nick> [reason]

Example: !kick niqu or /msg DELPHINUS kick #a&a niqu get lost

Note: see also the command ban.

v (voice) commands

• whois

SHOW user's flags & misc info: user on BOT, user's access (flags), permident & antihack status, language & output, hostmasks, if authorised, if the pass is setup, last access (flags) change, last login host, last host change.

Syntax chan: !whois <user> [info/now]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> <user> <#chan> [info/now]

Example: !whois niqu or /msg DELPHINUS whois #a&a niqu info

Note: global admins/helpers info will not be shown in the channel, it can be seen only on console channel or in private.

• chaninfo

DISPLAY the channel's INFO/SETTINGS, all valid channel modes/flags & their explication you can find on SETTINGS page.

Syntax chan: !chaninfo
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> chaninfo <#chan>

Example: !chaninfo or /msg DELPHINUS chaninfo #a&a

Pay attenion ! that all channel flags & modes are specified, described & suggested on SETTINGS page.

Note: see also chanset command & SETTINGS page.

• botnet

Partyline (BotNet) commands, which are available without logging to BotNet.

Syntax chan: !botnet <chat|whom|link|unlink|resethosts|bots> [nick] [bot] [offline|unlinked]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> botnet <#chan> <chat|whom|link|unlink|resethosts|bots> [nick] [bot] [offline|unlinked]

Example: !botnet bots or /msg DELPHINUS botnet chat

Note: link/unlink/resethosts/info options are available only for +n global users, bots options available only for +v global users.

• devoice
  
• voice
  
• admins

Shows the list of local or global ADMINS. Just in case you are new on channel & want to know "who is who" ;). Shows you all admins in hierarchic order, on top - chan N & n & last are the d & k users.

Syntax chan: !admins [global]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> admins <#chan> [global]

Example: !admins or /msg DELPHINUS admins #a&a

Note: global option is available only for users with global +v minimum. See also the command list.

• list

Shows the local or global list of users with corresponding flag. Allow you to see all the users which have the flag you specified, also you can see BOT's ignores & bans.

Syntax chan: !list <ban|k|d|v|o|m|n|X|N|P|H|B> [global]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> list <#chan> <ban|k|d|v|o|m|n|X|N|P|H|B> [global]

Example: !list o or /msg DELPHINUS list #a&a ban

Note: global option is available only for +v global users. See also the command admins.

• stats

Channel's full STATISTICS, all valid stats modes & their explication you can find on SETTINGS page page

Syntax chan: !stats <mode> [hour|day|week|month|year] [global|top] [min|max] [value]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> stats <#chan> <mode> [hour|day|week|month|year] [global|top] [min|max] [value]

Example: !stats users or /msg DELPHINUS stats #a&a users hour global min 5

!stats users hour

will show "hourly users' average" on your channel >> you can specify average time value the statistics to be calculated - hour, day, week, month, year.

!stats traffic week global

will show "weekly traffic average" on all BOT's channels >> "global" option will show the specified "mode" for all channels the a&a BOT is on.

!stats kicks hour global min 2
!stats deops hour global max 5

will show "hourly kicks average" & "hourly deops average" on all BOT's channels, all values less than 2 & bigger than 5 will be highlighted >> "min" option allow to specify to highlight the values which are less than the given minimum & "max" option allow to specify to highlight the values which are greater than the given maximum.

Pay attention ! that all channel stats modes & their explication you can find on SETTINGS page.

Note: see also mystats, seen, myseen & channels commands. +secret channels will not be shown in the channel, they can be seen only on console channel or in private.

• server

Shows the BOT's IRC SERVER.

Syntax chan: !server
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> server

Example: !server or /msg DELPHINUS server

Note: Usefull, if you are in lag vs. BOT (use the command ping to see your lag) to find up the IRC server vs. you are lagging.

• uptime

Shows the BOT's UPTIME.

Syntax chan: !uptime
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> uptime

Example: !uptime or /msg DELPHINUS uptime

Note: BOT's uptime depends of server's uptime the BOT is hosted on. If the BOT is offline - it means that the shell is in down (be sure the BOT will come back itself).

• act

Makes the BOT to act on channel with the text given by you.

Syntax chan: !act <text>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> act <#chan> <text>

Example: !act lalala or /msg DELPHINUS act #a&a do-re-mi-fa-sol-la

Note: see also the command say.

• say

Makes the BOT to say on channel the text given by you.

Syntax chan: !say <text>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> say <#chan> <text>

Example: !say lalala or /msg DELPHINUS say #a&a do-re-mi-fa-sol-la

Note: see also the command act.

• kiss

Act channel's KISS.

Syntax chan: !kiss [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> kiss <#chan> [nick]

Example: !kiss or /msg DELPHINUS kiss #a&a niqu

Note: To setup channel's kiss use !chanset kiss <text|none>. Also you can use text substitutions like %nick% or %from%. Example: !chanset kiss gives a big kiss to %nick% from %from%. Logically %nick% & %from% will be replaced by current nick & user which did the command.

• slap

Act channel's SLAP.

Syntax chan: !slap [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> slap <#chan> [nick]

Example: !slap or /msg DELPHINUS slap #a&a [nick]

Note: To setup channel's slap use !chanset slap <text|none>. Also you can use text substitutions like %nick% or %from%. Example: !chanset slap slaps %nick% around a bit with a large trout. Logically %nick% & %from% will be replaced by current nick & user which did the command.

• fuck

Act channel's FUCK.

Syntax chan: !fuck [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> fuck <#chan> [nick]

Example: !fuck or /msg DELPHINUS fuck #a&a

Note: To setup channel's fuck use !chanset fuck <text|none>. Also you can use text substitutions like %nick% or %from%. Example: !chanset fuck says that %nick% is not welcome anymore on channel. Logically %nick% & %from% will be replaced by current nick & user which did the command.

• remuser

REMOVE specified hand's flags (channel access), if option "all" is specified - everyone's access is removed except the manager (+N flag).

Syntax chan: !remuser <user|all>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> remuser <#chan> <user|all>

Example: !remuser niqu or /msg DELPHINUS remuser #a&a all

Note: see also the command chattr.

- (valid user) commands

• userset

SETUP USER SETTINGS/INFO, all valid user flags/settings & their explication you can find FLAGS page.

Syntax chan: !userset <reporting|antihack|permident|info|invisible|mail|url> <on|off|$text> [-global]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> userset <reporting|antihack|permident|info|invisible|mail|url> <on|off|$text> [-global]

Example: !userset permident *!*@niqu.users.undernet.org or /msg DELPHINUS userset antihack on

Note: See also the commands userinfo, chattr, protect & FLAGS page page.

• userinfo

DISPLAY the channel's INFO/SETTINGS, all valid user flags/settings & their explication you can find on FLAGS page page.

Syntax chan: !userinfo <reporting|antihack|permident|info|invisible|mail|url|all|$UserFlag> [-global] [$user] [-now]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> userinfo <reporting|antihack|permident|info|invisible|mail|url|all|$UserFlag> [-global] [$user] [-now]

Example: !userinfo permident or /msg DELPHINUS userinfo antihack

Note: See also the commands userset, chattr, protect & FLAGS page page.

• pass

SETUP the password on BOT, password should contain numbers & letters. You must setup the password once per BOT, if you get access on another channel on same BOT - you do not need to setup the password again (it is like on X or ChanServ services).

Syntax chan: !pass <password>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> pass <password>

Example: !pass 4d4#Dg!dQ6 or /msg DELPHINUS pass 4d4#Dg!dQ6

Note: to change the pass see the commands newpass, for global masters see the command chpass. If you forgot your password on BOT you can ask a global master on #a&a to change it for you (be sure you are logged on X or ChanServ, if you have no these services on chan - you must have OP status).

• auth

AUTHENTICATE you on BOT, this will allow the BOT to recognise you & to check if you have the adequate access on BOT in order to execute your commands. If you have a different hostmask or nick - don't panic, the BOT will recognise you (just use the command as in example bellow & you will never ever have any problem).

Syntax chan: !auth <password> [user]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> auth <password> [user]

Example: !auth Jkd66r$Q59 or /msg DELPHINUS auth Jkd66r$Q59 niqu

Note: see also the commands deauth to remove authorisation on BOT & permident for permanent identification, login as an alternative command.

• login

AUTHENTICATE you on BOT (an alternative for auth), this will allow the BOT to recognise you & to check if you have the adequate access on BOT in order to execute your commands. Even if you have a different hostmask or nick - the BOT will recognise you.

Syntax chan: !login <user> <password>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> login <user> <password>

Example: !login niqu Jkd66r$Q59 or /msg DELPHINUS login niqu Jkd66r$Q59

Note: see also the commands deauth to remove authorisation on BOT & permident for permanent identification, auth as an alternative command.

• deauth

REMOVE your AUTHENTICATION on BOT. Usualy the BOT removes your authentication when you part all channels the BOT is on, but if you want to do it yourself - go on ;) this the right command.

Syntax chan: !deauth
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> deauth

Example: !deauth or /msg DELPHINUS deauth

Note: see also the commands auth for authorisation on BOT & permident for permanent identification.

• output

• newpass

CHANGE your password on BOT, password should contain numbers & letters. You can change the password as many times as you need & verify that you msg an a&a BOT not somebody else (/whois nick).

Syntax chan: !newpass <oldpass> <newpass>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> newpass <oldpass> <newpass>

Example: !newpass Jkd66r$Q59 4d4#Dg!dQ6 or /msg DELPHINUS newpass Jkd66r$Q59 4d4#Dg!dQ6

Note: to setup the pass see the command pass, for global masters see the command chpass. If you forgot your password on BOT you can ask a global master on #a&a to change it for you (be sure you are logged on X or ChanServ, if you have no these services on chan - you must have OP status).

• newhandle

CHANGE you user (hand) on BOT. You can have any user on BOT you wish, but it is recomended to have the same user as your nick (as advantage you will not be obliged to use advanced auth on BOT & some extra stuff - in one word you will make less effort).

Syntax chan: !newhandle <handle>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> newhandle <handle>

Example: !newhandle niqu or /msg DELPHINUS newhandle niqu

Note: for global masters see the command chhandle.

• host

ADD/REMOVE/RSESET HOST to user.

Syntax chan: !host <-add|-delete|-reset|-info> <host> [hand] [now]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> addhost <-add|-delete|-reset|-info> <host> [hand] [now]

Example: !host -del *!*@niqu.users.undernet.org or /msg DELPHINUS host -add *!niqu@niqu.aol.com

Note: alias for -delete/-add/-reset/-info are -/+/~/?. Example: !host + *!*@niqu.users.undernet.org.

~ (common) commands

• help

Shows the specified command's description.

Syntax chan: !help <command>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> help <command>

Example: !help auth or /msg DELPHINUS help auth

Note: see also the commands usage, info & commands.

• usage

Shows the specified command's usage.

Syntax chan: !usage <command>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> usage <command>

Example: !usage auth or /msg DELPHINUS usage auth

Note: see also the commands help, info & commands.

• info

Shows the specified command's usage & help at once.

Syntax chan: !info <command>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> info <command>

Example: !info auth or /msg DELPHINUS info auth

Note: see also the commands usage, help & commands.

• commands

Shows all commands available for your access level on spesified chan. Pay attention that if you are not authorised & you have different host the BOT will show tou only common commands.

Syntax chan: !commands
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> commands <#chan>

Example: !commands or /msg DELPHINUS commands #a&a

Note: see also the commands usage, info & help.

• mystats

• seen

SEARCH for a person with specified nick. If this nick wass seen by any a&a BOT on any channel - the BOT will report: when this person was on-line, how much time & last line this person has written before it quits (we are using at the moment bseen script, but soon a new, more advanced & powerfull a&a seen will be available).

Syntax chan: !seen <nick>
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> seen <nick>

Example: !seen niqu or /msg DELPHINUS seen niqu

Note: besides you can search by mask, for example !seen niq* will be valid for all persons which nickname begin with niq (niqu, niqusor, niq`, niqu_). See also myseen, mystats & stats commands.

• myseen

• time

Shows current TIME.

Syntax chan: !time
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> time <#chan>

Example: !time or /msg DELPHINUS time #a&a

Note: If you want to setup local time (your country's time) on your channel see the time channel flag & chanset command.

• ping

PING you - to see if you are in lag vs. BOT.

Syntax chan: !ping
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> ping

Example: !ping or /msg DELPHINUS ping

Note: to see the IR server the BOT is on - use the command server.

• calc

• url

Shows channel's URL.

Syntax chan: !url [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> url <#chan> [nick]

Example: !url or /msg DELPHINUS url #a&a niqu

Note: To setup channel's url use !chanset url <text|none>

• mail

Shows channel's MAIL.

Syntax chan: !mail [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> mail <#chan> [nick]

Example: !mail or /msg DELPHINUS mail #a&a niqu

Note: To setup channel's mail use !chanset mail <text|none>

• desc

Shows channel's DESCRIPTION.

Syntax chan: !desc [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> desc <#chan> [nick]

Example: !desc or /msg DELPHINUS desc #a&a niqu

Note: To setup channel's desc use !chanset desc <text|none>

• faq

Shows channel's FAQ.

Syntax chan: !faq [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> faq <#chan> [nick]

Example: !faq or /msg DELPHINUS faq #a&a niqu

Note: To setup channel's faq use !chanset faq <text|none>

• rules

Shows channel's RULES.

Syntax chan: !rules [nick]
Syntax msg: /msg <BotNick> rules <#chan> [nick]

Example: !rules or /msg DELPHINUS rules #a&a niqu

Note: To setup channel's rules use !chanset rules <text|none>

GLOBAL USER

N (manager) commands

• changeflagsall
  
• autoclean
  

n (owner) commands

• addbot
  
• botattr
  
• chattrgl
  
• nick
  
• broadcast
  
• reload
  
• rehash
  
• restart
  
• die
  
• msg
  
• away
  

m (master) commands

• join
  
• suspend
  
• backup
  
• save
  
• jump
  

o (op) commands

• adduser
  
• deluser
  
• chhandle
  
• chpass
  

v (voice) commands

• ignore
  
• channels
  
• version
  
• access
  
• status