Anope IRC chanserv levels

All these commands and autothings require that you are on your username

and identified to nickserv.  If you use other nicks often, and you want

full access to your nick that has access please use /nickserv group

[nick] [password] which [nick] is the nick that's on the access list and

[password] is the password for that nick.  One of the nicest things about

this is you won't have to identify every time you change from an away

nick or an alt nick!

In parts I put what you can do via the services bot.  We don't currently

have one and that's just there so you can better yourself as a mod for

all channels!

Voice, Halfop, Op, etc commands can be used even if you or the user

already has that mode set(or not set for de-command).  Yes this is how I

deop people who are already not oped, steal my joke and...well then users

don't know who is doing it :V

VOP(Auto Voice) are by default level 3.  They have access to the

following:
AUTOVOICE    3
VOICEME      3
FANTASIA     3

What do these commands do?
AUTOVOICE: When you join you will be given voice(+v)
VOICEME: If you lose your voice for one reason or another you can have

chanserv(or the sevices bot) give it to you: Use /chanserv voice

#channelname  [You can also remove it if you want with /chanserv devoice

#channelname]
FANTASIA: If there is a services bot(We don't have one currently) this

allows you use the !seen, !op, !kick, !voice, etc commands(you have to be

able to use these via chanserv to use them though, so a VOP can't use !

op)


HOP(Auto Halfop) are by default level 4.  They have access to the

following:
AUTOHALFOP   4
HALFOPME     4

What do these commands do?
AUTOHALFOP: When you join you will be given halfop(+h), this is instead

of voice(+v)
HALFOPME: If you lose your halfop for one reason or another you can have

chanserv(or the services bot) give it to you: Use /chanserv halfop

#channelname [You can also remove it if you want with /chanserv dehalfop

#channelname]

AOP(Auto Operator) are by default level 5!  They have access to the

following:
AUTOOP       5
BAN          5
BANME        5
GETKEY       5
HALFOP       5
KICK         5
KICKME       5
INVITE       5
OPDEOP       5
OPDEOPME     5
UNBAN        5
VOICE        5
GREET        5
SAY          5

What do these commands do?
AUTOOP: When you join you will be given operator(+o), this is instead of

voice(+v) or halfop(+h)
BAN: You can use chanserv to ban AND kick users instead of using your

client: Use /chanserv ban #channelname [user/mask/etc] reason
BANME: You can ban yourself.  Why?  I don't know.  /chanserv ban

#channelname(there is no need to put your own username)
GETKEY: If the channel requires a keyword to enter(+k) you can request

the key so you can join: /chanserv getkey #channelname
HALFOP: This command allows you to set other users as a halfop:

/chanserv halfop #channelname [user]
KICK: You can use chanserv to kick a user instead of your client.  if

Signkick is on(It is) you will have your message appended with (your

username) at the end: /chanserv kick #channelname user [reason]
KICKME: You can kick yourself.  I use it for comedy reasons:  /chanserv

kick #channelname (no need to say you're the user being kicked unless you

want to have a reason after it)
INVIte: If you're banned, the channel is invite only(+i), or keyworded

(+k) you can have chanserv invite you into the channel, bypassing all

that noise: /chanserv invite #channelname [This command can only be used on

yourself, you cannot invite other users via chanserv]
OPDEOP: This allows you to op or deop users in the channel: /chanserv op

#channelname user || /chanserv deop #channelname user
OPDEOPME: Same as OPDEOP, but this allows you to do this to yourself:

/chanserv op #channelname || /chanserv deop #channelname
UNBAN: If you're banned in the channel this will unban you: /chanserv

unban #channelname [THis can only be used on yourself, you have to manually

remove a ban on another user]
VOICE: Allows you to voice or devoice a user in the channel using

chanserv: /chanserv voice #ponygoon user | /chanserv devoice #ponygoon

user
GREET: If you have a greeting set on nickserv [/nickserv set greet [words

you want here], and the channel has GREET turned on(by the founder) your

greeting will be said on joining.
SAY: Allows you to use /botserv say and /botserv act.  Useless without a

services bot.


SOP(little debate on this, Super Operator seems to be the most accepted

term) are by default level 10.  THey have access to the following:
AUTOPROTECT  10
ACC-CHANGE   10
AKICK        10
PROTECTME    10
MEMO         10
BADWORDS     10

What do these commands do?
AUTOPROTECT: When you join you will be given protected(+a), this is ON

TOP OF operator(+o) but instead of voice(+v) and halfop.
ACC-CHANGE: You can change(or add, delete) access of other users.  This

is only usable if xOP is turned off, and you can only add them to a level

lower than yourself(IE: level 10 can only make level 9s and cannot change

level 10s or higher).
AKICK: You have access to the akick command.  Akick will autokick and ban

users on join of the channel if the nick/mask/whatever matches.  It's a

bit involved, for more info /chanserv help akick
PROTECTME: If your protected status goes away for one reason or another

you can put it back on(or take it off) with this command: /chanserv

protect #channelname || /chanserv deprotect #channelname
MEMO: This allows you to check the memos for the channel via memoserv:

/memoserv read #channelname
BADWORDS: This allows you to add or remove badwords from the badword

list.  This requires a services bot and is a bit involved for more info:

/botserv help badwords

The following commands aren't set under xOP or Levels + Access by

default(This means you can't use them, unless you are founder or using

the password)
SIGNKICK     (disabled)
SET          (disabled)
CLEAR        (disabled)
INFO         (disabled)
PROTECT      (disabled)
TOPIC        (disabled)
ASSIGN       (disabled)

What do these commands do?
SIGNKICK: If you are above this level on the access list, your chanserv

kicks and bans will not have (yourusername) at the end, even if the

channel has signkick turned on.
SET: Allows you to adjust different settings under set.  These are

usually only adjusted by the owner of the channel, also involved.

/chanserv help set
CLEAR: Allows you to clear users/modes/bans/etc.  Has some weird side

effects on some commands.  More info: /chanserv help clear
INFO: This allows you access to the full info about a channel: use

/chanserv info #channelname all
PROTECT: Allows you to set or remove the protect status on other users.

Turned off by default to users because owners tend to the users who set

or unset this.  /chanserv protect #channelname user || /chanserv deprotect

#channelname users
TOPIC: Allows you to use chanserv to set the topic.  Gets past topic

locks, and channel mode +t(halfops and higher only set the topic)  if you

have access but aren't currently a halfop or higher.
ASSIGN:  Gives you access to assign a services bot to the channel: use

/botserv botlist to see the list of services bots you can add, then

/botserv assign #channelname botname to add to channel.

The following is basically just being on the access list(xOP doesn't have

anyone set at this user level):
ACC-LIST     1
NOKICK       1

What do these commands do?
ACC-LIST: You can see the access list.  /chanserv access #ponygons list.

Useless with xOP on.
NOKICK: You will not be kicked from the channel if the channel is

restricted, or restricted mode is enforced.


The following is the "shit list" level.  Basically if you're on this list

bad things happen:
AUTODEOP     -1
NOJOIN       -2

What do these commands do?
AUTODEOP: If this user is given any form of power chanserv will instantly

strip it :iceburn:
NOJOIN: User can't join the channel.  Like a ban, but not as useful under

most circumstances (has to be a registered username/group)