*** About this Service *** The Channel Operator is a service that the AUSTnet IRC Network provides to channel operators and users alike. On channels registered with ChanOP, it can change channel modes, give channel ops or voice (user mode +v)to authorized users, maintain access restrictions a ban list, and the channel topic. It also is able to sit on or off the channel at the descresion of channel managers. AUSTnet administration nor the author(s) of this service are not responsible for the contents nor the events that occur within channels registered with ChanOP. If you do require assistance or wish to ledge a formal complain, you can type /JOIN #AustOP and speak with a services administrator or e-mail austnet@austnet.org. *** Services News *** Information on upgrades and maintenance of this service can be viewed via /MSG ChanOP HELP News. The news file is updated sequently in accordance to service upgrades. *** Command Help *** The ACCESS command reports user access levels on a specificied channel. You can review the entire channel database or review an individual's user records. For further information relating to user levels, /MSG ChanOP HELP Levels. Criteria includes [You may use any combination in any order]: -check nick Will tell you who ChanOP thinks 'nick' matches as -min level Users greater than the specified level -max level Users smaller than the specified level -lm Who last modified (adduser/setuser) record -ls When were the users last seen *nick* Users matching wildcard *nick* *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: ACCESS Access: No channel access is required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP ACCESS #AustOP Jason (Display Jason's access to #AustOP) o /MSG ChanOP ACCESS #AustOP -check Zack (Display all database records I think Zack matches) o /MSG ChanOP ACCESS #AustOP * -lm (Display all records for #AustOP and last modified) o /MSG ChanOP ACCESS #AustOP * -min 75 (Display records with level 75 or higher) o /MSG ChanOP ACCESS #AustOP -max 130 -min 2 *Tom* (Display records with level less than 130 but greater than level 2, and matches wildcard *Tom*) See Also: ADDUSER, SETUSER, DELUSER *** Command Help *** The addition of users to a channel database is a simple process. If the user you wish to add to your channel's database has a nickname registered with \n, you can add them to ChanOP's database of users to automatically give channel operator status to, user mode +v (voice) or protect (from kicks). To add a user to your channel, you must also deligate a user level. For further information regarding access levels, simply /MSG ChanOP HELP Levels. If a user level is not specified, a default of (100) access is issued. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: ADDUSER [level] Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP ADDUSER #AustOP Kimberly 150 (Addition of Kimberly to #AustOP at 150 access) o /MSG ChanOP ADDUSER #AustOP Billy (Addition of Billy with 100 access) See Also: DELUSER, SETUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** Banning a user from the channel not only activates a ban on their hostmask, it also adds the user to the internal ban list. This means, in the case when the ban has been removed and the user joins once again, ChanOP will place the ban once again. For help on how to remove bans simply /MSG ChanOP HELP UNBAN. Switches include: -level [Min level require to remove ban] -hours [How many hours till ban expires] -mins [How many mins till ban expires] -noexpire [Do not expire this ban] -nokick [Just ban user, do not kick them] *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: BAN | [] Access: Requires 75 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP BAN #AustOP Dex (Adds Dex to the permanent ban list) o /MSG ChanOP BAN #AustOP *!*asked@*.rider.net (Adds the specified userhost to the ban list) o /MSG ChanOP BAN #AustOP Ferbis -hours 3 Go away. (Adds Ferbis to perm ban list for 3 hours with reason "Go away.") o /MSG ChanOP BAN #AustOP *fighter@*.kabuto.co.jp -hours 10 -level 150 (Adds the specified userhost to the banlist for 10 hours and a level 150 user is needed to remove ban) See Also: UNBAN, LISTBAN *** Bans Information *** In the event you are left no alternative but to ban a user you have kicked from your channel, ChanOP has the ability to maintain a list of bans so that when the channel becomes empty, the ban still remains. These commands can be used to manage bans in your channel. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Command Short Summary BAN Add a permanent or tempory ban UNBAN Remove a permanent ban, or empty the ban list LISTBAN List your current permanent ban lists Other Topics Registration, Recovery, Database, Command, Misc. *** Service Information *** This service allows \uchannel managers\u to maintain complete control of their registered channel. ChanOP offers a stable environment for channels by preventing malicious takeovers, while allowing operators the facility of a user database. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these topics, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Topic Short Summary Registration Information pertaining to channel registrations Database Information on how to handle channel databases Recovery Commands to help you recover channel if takeover Bans Ways you can manage your channel ban system Command Listing of all commands available Misc Commands that dont fit in a group *** Command Help *** The clean command is used to remove all modes on a channel. These modes include: +k (key channels) +l (limit no. of users) +i (invite only) +m (moderated) +s (secret) +p (private) +n (no outside msgs) +t (topic change from channel ops only) ChanOP can remove these modes within or outside the channel. Ban and Op modes, however, are not covered within the clean command, for details on removing channel bans, /MSG ChanOP HELP UNBAN, and for removing channel ops, /MSG ChanOP help MDEOP. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: CLEAN Access: Requires 100 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP CLEAN #angelgrove (Cleans all channel modes on #angelgrove) See Also: UNBAN MDEOP *** Service Information *** This service allows \uchannel managers\u to maintain complete control of their registered channel. ChanOP offers a stable environment for channels by preventing malicious takeovers, while allowing operators the facility of a user database. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . ABOUT ACCESS ADDUSER BAN CLEAN COMMANDS DELUSER DEOP DROP INFO INVITE JOIN TOPIC KICK LIST LISTBAN MDEOP SETUSER NEWS UNBAN OP PART REGISTER SET *** Registration Facilities *** For further details concerning the ability to register your channel, /MSG ChanOP HELP Registration. Channel registration expires after \utwo weeks\u of no use. *** Command Help *** Users have access to certain commands based on their access within a particular channel. COMMANDS displays the available commands to you on any given channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: COMMANDS Access: No channel access is required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP COMMANDS #AustOP (Displays available commands on #AustOP) See Also: ACCESS, ADDUSER *** Database Information *** Channel founders have the option of granting users familiar with ChanOP multiple levels of access. These levels determine their access to ChanOP in relationship to your channel. Primarily the commands they are able to use. Type /MSG ChanOP HELP LEVELS for detailed information about levels and what commands come with them. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Command Short Summary ADDUSER Used to create a new user entry in database DELUSER Remove a user from database SETUSER Modify a user entry to new values ACCESS Display what access's exist in the database Other Topics Registration, Recovery, Bans, Command, Misc. *** Command Help *** To remove a user from the channel database, use DELUSER command. This command brings permanent removal of the specified user from the database, it is not temporary. You are required to have a higher access level than that of the user you wish to delete in order for this command to succeed. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: DELUSER Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP DELUSER #AustOP Tanya (Removes Tanya's access to #AustOP) See Also: ADDUSER, SETUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** To remove a user's operator status within a channel, simply use the DEOP command. The user you deop is alerted of who issued the command. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: DEOP Access: Requires 100 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP deop #angelgrove Skull (Removes Skull's access to #angelgrove) See Also: OP, MDEOP *** Command Help *** This command is used to remove a channel from registration and removes the entire channel database. Thus, is only able to be issued by the channel manager. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: DROP Access: Requires 200 level (founder) channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP DROP #diznee (Removes #diznee from registration) See Also: REGISTER, INFO *** Command Help *** Use INFO to display information regarding a registered channel. Along side the registration details, channel settings and internet resource locators are indicated. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: INFO Access: No channel access is required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP INFO #Help (Display information regarding #Help) See Also: REGISTER, SET *** Command Help *** Use INVITE to invite yourself into a channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: INVITE Access: Requires 25 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP INVITE #AustOP (Invites yourself into #AustOP) See Also: CLEAN *** Command Help *** This command is used to make ChanOP join the specified channel. Regardless if the service is on or off the channel, it will continue management and issue operator status from outside of the channel. This command gives you the innovative choice of having an Undernet X/W or DALnet ChanServ style management. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: JOIN Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP JOIN #angelgrove (Commands ChanOP to join #angelgrove) See Also: PART *** Command Help *** Use the KICK command to remove a user from a registered channel. If no reason is specified, the default applies. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: KICK [reason] Access: Requires 50 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP KICK #angelgrove Bulk Go away. (Kicks Bulk for the reason "Go away.") See Also: BAN Level Description 200 Founder (Maintains channel registration) Commands: DROP 190 Co-Founder (Maintains channel configuration) Commands: ACT, MDEOP, SET, SPEAK 150 Channel Administrator (Maintains access records) Commands: ADDUSER, DELUSER, SETUSER, JOIN, PART 100 Channel Operator (Control over channel) Commands: CLEAN, DEOP, OP 75 Channel Manager (Manage ban database without ops) Commands: BAN, UNBAN 50 Channel Guardian (Limited access) Commands: KICK, TOPIC 25 Channel Member (Ability to join channel) Commands: INVITE *** Command Help *** The LIST command allows you to view the registered channels belonging to a certain nick. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: LIST Access: No channel access required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP LIST Ernie (Lists all commands registered to Ernie) See Also: REGISTER, DROP, INFO *** Command Help *** Use the LISTBAN command to view the permanent ban list on a specified channel. Switches include: -whoset [who set the ban] -whenset [when was this ban set] -reason [what is the ban reason] *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: LISTBAN Access: No channel access required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP LISTBAN #linux (Lists all bans on #linux) See Also: BAN, UNBAN *** Command Help *** This command is used to clear everyone's operator status on the specified. Use this command with caution and only in circumstance where the channel needs a MASS DEOP. This command is restricted to the channel owner(s) only. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: MDEOP Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP MDEOP #angelgrove (Mass deops #angelgrove) See Also: OP, CLEAN *** Database Information *** Following are commands do not fit under any other category. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Command Short Summary ABOUT Information about ChanOP COMMANDS Used to list all commands you have access to INVITE Invite yourself or specified users to channel TOPIC Change channels topic LIST List channels registered under specified nick NEWS Latest news regarding ChanOP LEVELS Detailed information about various ChanOP levels Other Topics Registration, Recovery, Bans, Command, Database *** Services News *** Post: RogerY Date: Sun Oct 5 Subject: Services Changes - Registration sequence changed. Requires acknowledgment now via YES. Also gives information pertaining to spamming, mass inviting. - Command addition: /msg ChanOP YES <#chan> This is used to complete the registration of a channel (a way to acknowledge they have read the policies) - INVITE modified so you can only invite yourself. This was because many people were abusing it, to mass invite. Anyone know a better way to handle this problem? :) - LISTBAN heavily modified. /msg ChanOP listban <#chan> Switches include: -whoset (who set the ban) -whenset (when was ban set) -reason (what was the ban reason) Listban is limited to 15 queries returned if you use '*' mask. You can get around this by doing '*@*' mask :) - TOPIC changed. Random topic has a cookie installed :-) You have a 1 in 25 chance of this cookie turning up. Lets see who finds it first :) - BAN heavily modified. /msg ChanOP ban <#chan> | Switches include: -level (min level to remove ban) -hours (hours till expires) -mins (mins till expires) -noexpire (never expire) -nokick (ban, but don't kick) - SYNTAX command addition /msg ChanOP syntax gives you brief syntax summary. - SET #chan TELLADD added (owner gets note on adduser) - Max suspend for a user is 1month (delete user if you want it longer). - Modelock rewritten. hehe uses 500 less lines :P You can now modelock arguments too. ie +k key and +l limit - If a chan is modelock +i, +k then chanop will boot anyone out that recreates it (ie so they do not see key, or in there when +i etc) - Ban handling fixed to avoid auto rejoin loops. - URL's now buffered, saves bandwidth :) - Database system rewritten. *** End of News [about] [help] [commands] [news] [ austnet online help ] *** Command Help *** Use the listban command to view the permanent ban list on a specified channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: listban [<*optional wildcard*>] Access: No channel access required. Examples: o /msg ChanOP listban #verbatim (Lists all bans on #verbatim) See Also: BAN, UNBAN, SETUSER - *** Command Help *** This command gives the specified user on the channnel operator status. If no nickname is given, it presumes you are requesting operator status for yourself. The user you specify is notified of who sent the command. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: OP [nick] Access: Requires 100 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP OP #AustOP Dairenn (Issues Dairenn ops on #AustOP) o /MSG ChanOP OP #AustOP (Issues yourself ops on #AustOP) See Also: DEOP *** Command Help *** The PART command is used to make ChanOP leave the specified channel. Regardless if the service is on or off the channel, it will continue management and issue operator status from outside of the channel. This command gives you the innovative choice of having an Undernet X/W or DALnet ChanServ style management. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: PART Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP PART #AustOP (Commands ChanOP to PART #AustOP) See Also: JOIN *** Recovery Information *** In the occasion that your channel is taken over, ChanOP can be used to bring it back under your control. The following commands were implemented to help you accomplish this. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Command Short Summary MDEOP Remove channel operator status from all in the channel OP Issue channel ops to yourself or a specified nickname DEOP Remove channel ops from specified nicknames KICK Kick specified nicknames from channel CLEAN Remove all channel modes (key,limits,invite etc) UNBAN Unban all or specified channel bans Other Topics Registration, Database, Bans, Command, Misc. *** Command Help *** This service allows \uchannel managers\u to maintain complete control of their registered channel. ChanOP offers a stable environment for channels by preventing malicious takeovers, while allowing operators the facility of a user database. Registrations make you the channel manager of your channel. You should be familiar with users addition, deletion and channel configurations as part of your responsibility as a channel manager. Please note that registration expires after two weeks of inactivity. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: REGISTER Access: No channel access required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP REGISTER #toei (Registers #toei to you) See Also: DROP, INFO, ADDUSER, SET *** Registration Information *** AUSTnet's registration facility is a service provided for users. Registering your channel ensures that is always kept in your control. However, please note that channel registration is discontinued for channels not used for two weeks. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Command Short Summary REGISTER Used to register a new channel wish ChanOP INFO Displays information about registered channels DROP Used to de-register a channel from ChanOP SET Configure special settings on a registered channel JOIN Request ChanOP to join a registered channel PART Request ChanOP to leave a registered channel Other Topics: Database, Recovery, Bans, Command, Misc. *** Registration Information *** AUSTnet's registration facility is a service provided for users. Registering your channel ensures that is always kept in your control. However, please note that channel registration is discontinued for channels not used for two weeks. *** Service Help Library *** For further information on any of these commands, use specific help enquiries, /MSG ChanOP HELP . Command Short Summary REGISTER Used to register a new channel wish ChanOP INFO Displays information about registered channels DROP Used to de-register a channel from ChanOP SET Configure special settings on a registered channel JOIN Request ChanOP to join a registered channel PART Request ChanOP to leave a registered channel Other Topics: Database, Recovery, Bans, Command, Misc. *** Command Help *** Using the SET command allows channel managers to configure their channel's various settings. These settings affect status and operation of a channel. For more information on how to use the below settings /MSG ChanOP HELP SET Setting Description RESTRICT Require certain access level to join channel KEEPTOPIC Force the topic to remain the same URL Display a web page URL (address) to users who join MODE Set a mode on the channel OPRESTRICT Only people in channel database allowed ops MUSTID User in database must IDENTIFY to \n for AutoOp/Protect TELLDEL Founder gets note via \m when someone uses DELUSER TELLADD Founder gets note via \m when someone uses ADDUSER NONOTE Specify minimum level required to send notes to channel See Also: INFO *** Command Help *** Keeptopic is used to lock your channel topic so that only a specified level may change it. Also, if ChanOP is re-started or re-creates the channel, it will remember your last topic and place it back on the channel. Use level of 0 to deactivate enforcement. It doesn't matter what level you use, ChanOP will always remember any topic placed on. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET <#chan> KEEPTOPIC Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #toei KEEPTOPIC 150 (Only those level 150 or higher may change topic) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** Mode is used to effectivly lock channel modes to specified ones. This has advantages in preventing channel takeovers who close channels by setting them +k or +l 1. You can specify a minimum level required to override the modelock as well. You may not use mode b or o or v, these are set using the BAN/UNBAN, OP/DEOP/AOP and AOV commands. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET <#chan> MODE Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #tokyo mode 50 +nt-klmp (Only level 50 or higher can override the mode +nt-klmp) o /MSG ChanOP SET #japan mode 75 +nst-iklp (Only level 75 or higher can override the mode +nst-iklp) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** MustID allows the owner to force everyone in their database to identify to services in order to be automatically given channel operator status by ChanOP or be protected by ChanOP. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET <#chan> MUSTID Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #california MUSTID on (Anyone in #california database must identify for access) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** NoNote command is used to specify what minimum level people in your database must have to be able to send notes to that channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET # NONOTE Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #help nonote 100 (Need level 50 or higher to send a note to #help) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** OpRestrict is used when you want only users in your ChanOP database to have Operator status in your channel. This reduces chances of channel takeovers because if anyone gets channel ops and doesn't have access, their channel ops status will be removed by ChanOP. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET <#chan> OPRESTRICT Access: Requires 190 list channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #funfactory OPRESTRICT on (Only those on #funfactory's database may have ops) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** Restrict is used to lock your channel so that only a specified level may join. Someone joining the channel must have the restricted level or higher. If not, ChanOP will kick/ban the user out. Level can be anywhere from 0 to 200. Use 0 to turn restrict off. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET <#chan> RESTRICT Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #saban RESTRICT 20 (Only those level 20 or higher may join #saban) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** TellAdd is used when you (the founder) wants ChanOP to send you a note each time someone in your database has been added by someone else. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET # TELLADD Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #springfield TELLADD on (Founder will get a note from ChanOP when user record added) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** Telldel is used when you (the founder) wants ChanOP to send you a note each time someone in your database has been deleted by someone else. If you wish to know who modified records by ADDUSER or SETUSER then use /MSG ChanOP ACCESS # -lm. (lm means Last Modified). *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET <#chan> TELLDEL Access: Requires 190 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #springfield TELLDEL on (Founder will get a note from ChanOP when user record deleted) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** URL is used to tag a URL (uniform resource locator) or a short message to your channel. The specified URL will be shown on the INFO command, as well as sent to users as they join your channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SET URL Access: Requires 200 (founder) level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SET #help URL http://www.austnet.org/ (Sets #help's URL to http://www.austnet.org/) See Also: SET, INFO *** Command Help *** Use SETUSER to modify access and flags of users in the channel database. These settings affect the status and operation of users ability to use the service. For more information on how to use the below settings, type /MSG ChanOP HELP SETUSER . Setting Description LEVEL Modify access level in your registered channel's database AOP Auto-op (mode +o) user when they join your channel AOV Auto-voice (mode +v) user when they join your channel PROTECT Protect user from having channel ops removed and kicks SUSPEND Will suspend a users access for the specified time See Also: ADDUSER, DELUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** The AOP command makes ChanOP automatically give channel operator status to a specified nickname joining the channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SETUSER <#chan> AOP Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP setuser #AustOP Rocky AOP off (Rocky will not get auto oped when joining #AustOP) See Also: ADDUSER, DELUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** The AOV command makes ChanOP automatically give voice (mode +v) status to a specified nickname joining the channel. Most useful in channels that are channel mode +m (moderated) and you do not want to give channel ops to people who do not need it. If AOP is turned on, AOV will not be issued as users who have channel ops will be able to speak in a moderated (+m) channel. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SETUSER <#chan> AOV Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SETUSER #AustOP Adam AOV on (Adam will get auto voiced when joining #AustOP) See Also: ADDUSER, DELUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** Level is used to modify a users access level on your channel registered with ChanOP. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SETUSER <#chan> LEVEL Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SETUSER #AustOP Trini LEVEL 150 (Will modify Trini's level on #AustOP to 150) See Also: ADDUSER, DELUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** Protect is used as a way of preventing channel takeovers. A protected user cannot be kicked by a user of lower channel level than themselves. It also protects themselves from being banned or having channel operator status removed from them. However, due to fact that databases are stored by nicks only, it is difficult to protect users on channel bans. Use the /MSG ChanOP UNBAN command to remove a ban on you. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SETUSER <#chan> PROTECT Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SETUSER #AustOP Aisha PROTECT on (Aisha will be protected on #AustOP) See Also: ADDUSER, DELUSER, ACCESS, UNBAN *** Command Help *** Suspend is used to temporarily remove a users access in the database of your channel registered with ChanOP. Suspended users cannot access any commands their access level ordinarily allows until suspend expires or is removed. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: SETUSER <#chan> SUSPEND Access: Requires 150 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP SETUSER #AustOP Kat SUSPEND 15 (Will suspend Kat on #AustOP for 15 minutes) o /MSG ChanOP SETUSER #AustOP Justin SUSPEND off (will turn off Justin's suspend) See Also: ADDUSER, DELUSER, ACCESS *** Command Help *** The TOPIC command changes the topic on the channel specified. If the TOPIC is not specified, a random topic is selected. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: TOPIC [topic] Access: Requires 50 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP TOPIC #angelgrove Now 12% monster free! (Changes topic on #angelgrove to "Now 12% monster free!") *** Command Help *** Use UNBAN to remove a ban on a specific channel that matches a specific criteria. This removes the user from the internal ban list as well. *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: UNBAN ||| Access: Requires 75 level channel access. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP UNBAN #AustOP ALL (Removes all bans on #AustOP) o /MSG ChanOP UNBAN #AustOP ME (Removes your ban from #AustOP) o /MSG ChanOP UNBAN #AustOP *guyferd@*.changerion.co.jp (Removes ban on *guyferd@*.changerion.co.jp) See Also: BAN, LISTBAN *** Command Help *** The YES command completes a registration made using REGISTER. YES is used to show that you acknowledged that you understand the terms of registration *** Command Syntax *** Syntax: YES Access: No channel access required. Examples: o /MSG ChanOP YES #toei (Completes registration of #toei to you) See Also: DROP, INFO, ADDUSER, SET, REGISTER