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Unknown Entity at 01:19, 17 February 2011

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FiXato: /* Basic Access commands overview */

2010-09-26T15:48:22Z

‎Basic Access commands overview

FiXato: /* Syntax and Enabling */

2010-09-26T15:48:08Z

‎Syntax and Enabling

FiXato: /* Levels List */ fixed internal link

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‎Levels List: fixed internal link

FiXato: /* Levels Desc */ fixed internal link

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‎Levels Desc: fixed internal link

FiXato: /* Basic commands overview */ Added more sub-headers

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‎Basic commands overview: Added more sub-headers

FiXato at 15:38, 26 September 2010

2010-09-26T15:38:29Z

FiXato: Added a piece about semi-identified.

2010-09-26T15:36:33Z

Added a piece about semi-identified.

Siiw: edited small typo

2010-09-26T11:23:27Z

edited small typo

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	The Levels system is an alternative to the [[xOP]] channel access system. This method allows for finer control of various channel features and user rights as opposed to the predefined VOP/HOP/AOP/SOP/ used in the xOPs system. Read on for the details.		The Levels system is an alternative to the [[xOP]] channel access system. This method allows for finer control of various channel features and user rights as opposed to the predefined VOP/HOP/AOP/SOP/ used in the xOPs system. Read on for the details.

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 See the complete list of possible LEVELS descriptions:
    /CHANSERV HELP LEVELS DESC
-It shows a list of the possible levels and what they do. These will be described in more detail, along with their default levels in the [[#Channel_Options|Channel Options section]].
+It shows a list of the possible levels and what they do. These will be described in more detail, along with their default levels in the [[#Channel_Options Channel Options section]].
 ===Levels List===

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    /CHANSERV ACCESS #filmfreaks DEL DennisOpper
-== Basic Access commands overview ==
+== Basic Levels commands overview ==
 And an overview of the basic levels commands, which are used to indicate which commands a certain numeric level has access to:

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    /CHANSERV ACCESS #testingIsFun ADD aRandomUser 4
-== Basic commands overview ==
+== Basic Access commands overview ==
 Now for some basic access list management commands:
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 For instance, removing the user ''DennisOpper'' from the access list of channel ''#filmfreaks'':
    /CHANSERV ACCESS #filmfreaks DEL DennisOpper
 ===Levels Desc===

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 which means you need at least level 10 before you will automatically get channel-usermode +a (admin/PROTECT).
-A complete list of options is in the [[#ChannelOptions|Channel Options section]].
+A complete list of options is in the [[#Channel_Options|Channel Options section]].
 === AutoVoice everyone ===

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 Now for some basic access list management commands:
 Viewing the access list:
    /CHANSERV ACCESS #channel LIST
 Adding a '''''registered''''' user to the access list:
    /CHANSERV ACCESS #channel ADD nickname level
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    /CHANSERV ACCESS #filmfreaks ADD DennisOpper 5
 See the complete list of possible LEVELS descriptions:
    /CHANSERV HELP LEVELS DESC
 See a rather large list of all configurable channel options and their current minimum required levels:
    /CHANSERV LEVELS #channel LIST
 This will for instance show:
    KICKME       5
-which means you'll need at least level 5 before you can kick yourself. Or you'll see:
+which means you'll need at least level 5 before you can kick yourself.
    AUTOPROTECT  10
-which means that you need at least level 10 before you will automatically get channel-usermode +a (admin/PROTECT).
+which means you need at least level 10 before you will automatically get channel-usermode +a (admin/PROTECT).
-A complete list of options is in the [#ChannelOptions Channel Options section].
+A complete list of options is in the [[#ChannelOptions|Channel Options section]].
 === AutoVoice everyone ===
 If you want to auto-voice everyone who enters your channel, you can lower the minimum required level for AUTOVOICE to 0 (the default user level)
    /CHANSERV LEVELS #channel SET autovoice 0
 = Channel Options =

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 The Levels system is an alternative to the [[xOP]] channel access system. This method allows for finer control of various channel features and user rights as opposed to the predefined VOP/HOP/AOP/SOP/ used in the xOPs system. Read on for the details.
-== Syntax and Enabling ==
+= Syntax and Enabling =
 First things first, you will have to disabled the xOP system to be able to use the Levels system on your channel:
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    /CHANSERV ACCESS #testingIsFun ADD aRandomUser 4
-=== Basic commands overview ===
+== Basic commands overview ==
 Now for some basic access list management commands:
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 A complete list of options is in the [#ChannelOptions Channel Options section].
-==== AutoVoice everyone ====
+=== AutoVoice everyone ===
 If you want to auto-voice everyone who enters your channel, you can lower the minimum required level for AUTOVOICE to 0 (the default user level)
    /CHANSERV LEVELS #channel SET autovoice 0
-== Channel Options ==
+= Channel Options =
 With the Levels system comes the ability to set what level of user can use a given function or gain a specific channel status. This is the complete list as extracted from '''/CHANSERV help levels desc'''
 <p>Notes:<br />
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 |}
-== Additional LEVELS options ==
+= Additional LEVELS options =
 Disable the given option, restricting it to founder only
     /CHANSERV LEVELS #channel DISABLE option
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     /CHANSERV LEVELS #channel RESET
-== Additional ACCESS options ==
+= Additional ACCESS options =
 Delete a user from the access list (this will reset them to level 0)
     /CHANSERV ACCESS #channel DEL nickname
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     /CHANSERV ACCESS #channel CLEAR
-== Secure Combinations ==
+= Secure Combinations =
 Other useful options to use in conjunction with LEVELS:
-=== Secure Ops ===
+== Secure Ops ==
     /CHANSERV SET #channel SECUREOPS ON
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 Users who are not on the channel's ACCESS list, will not be allowed chanop status.
-=== Secure Channel ===
+== Secure Channel ==
     /CHANSERV SET #channel SECURE [OFF|ON]
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-=== Restricted channel ===
+==Restricted channel==
    /CHANSERV SET #channel RESTRICTED [OFF|ON]
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 If CHANSERV SECURE is off, they will also be allowed if their host matches their NickServ Access list and NickServ Secure setting.
-==About semi-identified==
+=About semi-identified=
 You are semi-identified when:
 # You have a registered nickname

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 However, it does not mention how NickServ's ACCESS and SECURE settings are in effect as well.
-For your NickServ account you can add your current hostname to the ACCESS list (/NICKSERV ACCESS ADD *@*.your.host). This will automatically semi-identify you for your nickname if you connect from a host on your NickServ Access list. If your NickServ SECURE setting is OFF (/NICKSERV SET SECURE OFF), it will even grant you access to chanserv commands based on the access level of the nick you are using. But, only when the channel's SECURE setting is set to OFF.
+For your NickServ account you can add your current hostname to the ACCESS list (/NICKSERV ACCESS ADD *@*.your.host). This will automatically [[#About_semi-identified|semi-identify you for your nickname]] if you connect from a host on your NickServ Access list. If your NickServ SECURE setting is OFF (/NICKSERV SET SECURE OFF), it will even grant you access to chanserv commands based on the access level of the nick you are using. But, only when the channel's SECURE setting is set to OFF.
 So, here's a quick overview of what is possible with /CHANSERV SET #channel SECURE OFF:
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 If ChanServ '''SECURE''' is also set to ON for the restricted channel, users have to be identified for their nicks through NickServ '''before''' entering the channel, otherwise they'll be kickbanned as well.
 If CHANSERV SECURE is off, they will also be allowed if their host matches their NickServ Access list and NickServ Secure setting.