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FiXato: /* Management commands */

2010-12-01T22:11:00Z

‎Management commands

FiXato: Changed all occurrences of /cs with /CHANSERV

2010-12-01T22:08:45Z

Changed all occurrences of /cs with /CHANSERV

Unknown Entity: Rough draft go! And I'm sure there's more that could be added :p

2010-09-28T05:26:07Z

Rough draft go! And I'm sure there's more that could be added :p

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The xOP System is an alternative to the [[Levels|Levels System]] of channel permissions management. This system is the default for new channels and is essentially a simplified form of Levels. This is good for those that are just starting out on IRC, or those will only need to manipulate user statuses for their channel. It is recommended if you require more [[ChannelSecurity|channel security]] to use the [[Levels]] system instead of xOP

=User Statuses=
Four different user statuses are available in this mode. Note that all modes will be automatically set if the user is identified before joining '''and''' has AUTOOP on (which is the default for newly registered nicks)
==SOP==
Known as Channel Admin or Protected Op, this is the highest mode a user can have on a channel without being the founder.
#Users with this status are granted modes +oa
#These types of users are not kickable except by the owner
#Most channel functions are available
#This is the only settable access level permitted to read channel memos
#Allowed to set additional AOPs, HOPs and VOPs

==AOP==
These are your standard channel operators
#Users with this status are granted mode +o
#Some channel functions are unavailable, such as replacing [[Zbot]] keys and Akick management
This is also the minimum level required for:
#/cs INVITE
#/cs GETKEY
#/cs UNBAN
#/bs SAY (and ACT)
#/cs KICK
#/cs BAN
#Adding HOPs and VOPs
#Add bot definitions ('''NOTE''': This means there is '''NO''' access to replace, append or forget (delete). Be very careful '''not''' to make any typos, lest you will have to get the channel owner to fix it)
#Bots to display greet messages set through NickServ on join
#Bot fantasy commands

==HOP==
These are Half-Operators, which are channel operators with very limited powers. This is good if you need extra ops, but want their access to [[ChanServ]] functions limited, or if you want to be able to have someone get used to operator abilities. Halfops can mainly:
#Kick and Ban users from the channel, but these bans won't stick after all users have left a room (since they're done with the standard /MODE command)
#Get mode +h on join
#Add VOPs

==VOP==
This allows for automatic voice, which allows these users to speak if the channel mode +m is set. Despite having 'OP' in the command, there is no operator functionality available to these types of users. They will get mode +v on join.

=Management commands=
Note that the format is the same for all four types of statuses. The only difference is the status used.

Add JoeDoe to AOP:
/cs AOP #channel ADD JoeDoe

Delete NotHere from HOP:
/cs HOP #channel DEL NotHere

Show the entire access list:
/cs ACCESS #channel LIST

View certain entries of the access list:
/cs ACCESS #channel LIST 1-3,5,7-9

It should be worth noting that mass delete with /cs ACCESS is '''not''' available in xOP mode, even though mass listing '''is'''

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		+	For more detailed examples, read [[XOP#How_to_add\|the example section of the xOP article]]

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 #Some channel functions are unavailable, such as replacing [[Zbot]] keys and Akick management
 This is also the minimum level required for:
-#/cs INVITE
+* /CHANSERV INVITE
-#/cs GETKEY
+* /CHANSERV GETKEY
-#/cs UNBAN
+* /CHANSERV UNBAN
-#/bs SAY (and ACT)
+* /CHANSERV SAY (and /CHANSERV ACT)
-#/cs KICK
+* /CHANSERV KICK
-#/cs BAN
+* /CHANSERV BAN
-#Adding HOPs and VOPs
+* Adding HOPs and VOPs
-#Add bot definitions ('''NOTE''': This means there is '''NO''' access to replace, append or forget (delete).  Be very careful '''not''' to make any typos, lest you will have to get the channel owner to fix it)
+* Add bot definitions ('''NOTE''': This means there is '''NO''' access to replace, append or forget (delete).  Be very careful '''not''' to make any typos, lest you will have to get the channel owner to fix it)
-#Bots to display greet messages set through NickServ on join
+* Bots to display greet messages set through NickServ on join
-#Bot fantasy commands
+* Bot fantasy commands
 ==HOP==
 These are Half-Operators, which are channel operators with very limited powers.  This is good if you need extra ops, but want their access to [[ChanServ]] functions limited, or if you want to be able to have someone get used to operator abilities. Halfops can mainly:
-#Kick and Ban users from the channel, but these bans won't stick after all users have left a room (since they're done with the standard /MODE command)
+* Kick and Ban users from the channel, but these bans won't stick after all users have left a room (since they're done with the standard /MODE command)
-#Get mode +h on join
+* Get mode +h on join
-#Add VOPs
+* Add VOPs
 ==VOP==
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 Add JoeDoe to AOP:
-   /cs AOP #channel ADD JoeDoe
+   /CHANSERV AOP #channel ADD JoeDoe
 Delete NotHere from HOP:
-   /cs HOP #channel DEL NotHere
+   /CHANSERV HOP #channel DEL NotHere
 Show the entire access list:
-   /cs ACCESS #channel LIST
+   /CHANSERV ACCESS #channel LIST
 View certain entries of the access list:
-   /cs ACCESS #channel LIST 1-3,5,7-9
+   /CHANSERV ACCESS #channel LIST 1-3,5,7-9
-It should be worth noting that mass delete with /cs ACCESS is '''not''' available in xOP mode, even though mass listing '''is'''
+It should be worth noting that mass delete with /CHANSERV ACCESS is '''not''' available in xOP mode, even though mass listing '''is'''.