NICKSERV
| Usage: | /NickServ <command> |
The Nickname services commands are supported in ConferenceRoom. NickServ allows users to register their nicknames for use while online. Users may reserve their favorite online name for their personal use with options to ensure that nobody else can use it. After registration, a user can disconnect users who try to use their nick. If a user does not use a registered nick for the number of days set in the services nickname configuration, the registered nickname expires and becomes available for registration by other users.
NickServ Commands:
| ACC | Check the access of a user to a nick |
| ACCESS | Change/View your access lists |
| DROP | Drop registration of your nick |
| GHOST | Ghost a user who is using your nick |
| IDENTIFY | Identify to your nickname |
| INFO | Get information on a registered nick |
| LDAP | List available LDAP info on a nick |
| RECOVER | Recover your nickname |
| REGISTER | Register a nickname |
| RELEASE | Release an enforcer that is holding your nick |
| SET | Change the settings/options of your nick |
| HELP | For detailed information: /msg NickServ help <command> |
| Example: | /nickserv help |
| Usage: | ACC <nick> |
To check if a user owns a nickname, you use the acc command. After using the acc command, NickServ will reply with an access level that the online user has to the registered nick. The possible values are:
| 3 | User has identified and owns the nick |
| 2 | User matches the nicks access masks |
| 1 | User does not own the nick |
| 0 | User is not online |
| Example: | /nickserv acc dalvenjah |
| Usage: | ACCESS LIST [<nick>]
ACCESS ADD <user@host mask> ACCESS DEL <user@host mask> |
This is used to add, delete and list access masks. If a user matches an entry in the access list, he/she won't need to identify to use the nick.
| Example: | /nickserv access del *taz@*.dls.net
/nickserv access add *taz@*.webchat.org /nickserv access list |
| Usage: | DROP <nick> |
This will drop all registration of a nick you own and make it available for other users to register.
| Example: | /nickserv drop phil |
| Usage: | GHOST <nick> <password> |
If someone is using your registered nick, or you have become disconnected but your client still is online, you can use the ghost command to disconnect the client.
| Example: | /nickserv ghost webmaster webpass |
| Usage: | IDENTIFY <password> |
To gain full access to a registered nick, use the identify command. After identifying to a nick, the settings of a registered nick can be changed.
| Example: | /nickserv identify yourpass |
| Usage: | INFO <nick> |
Used to view all available information on a registered nick.
| Example: | /nickserv info benny |
| Usage: | LDAP <nick> |
This command will allow you to enter various various information about your nickname, such as your fax number, your mailing address, and your phone number.
| Examples: | /msg nickserv LDAP nickname |
| Usage: | RECOVER <nick> <password> |
If another user is using your nick and you haven't turned nick kill on, you can use this command to disconnect the user and recover your nick. After using the recover command, you need to use the release command to get the nick back.
| Example: | /nickserv recover jimmy jimpassword |
| Usage: | REGISTER <password> <email address> |
This is used to register your nickname with NickServ. After registering your nickname, only people to whom you give access can use it.
When registering a nick, an entry is added to your nick access list. If your user@host mark is david@203.245.259.22, then *david@203.245.259.* is automatically added to your access list.
| Example: | /nickserv register MypassworD jim@webmaster.com |
| Usage: | RELEASE <nick> <password> |
If your nick is being held by a nick enforcer or is being held because you used the recover command, use this command to release the nick so you can use it again.
| Example: | /nickserv release jimmy jimpassword |
| Usage: | SET <command> [<value>] |
After you have registered your nick, the set command allows the settings to be changed. You must identify to NickServ before being able to change any settings.
Available settings:
| Change your email address | |
| KILL | Set nick kill on/off |
| URL | Change your URL |
| NOMEMO | Disable memo receive service |
| NOOP | Cannot be added as an AOP or SOP |
| PASSWD | Change your nick password |
| SHOWEMAIL | Allow users to see your email address |
For more information on a setting use: /msg NickServ help <setting>
| Example: | /nickserv set kill on |
| Usage: | SET EMAIL <new email address> |
Use this command to change the email attached to your nickname.
| Example: | /nickserv set email info@webmaster.com |
| Usage: | SET KILL <ON/OFF> |
Set kill to on to have any other user who uses your nick disconnected if they do not match your access mask and do not know your nick password.
| Example: | /nickserv set kill on |
| Usage: | SET URL <url> |
This allows you to change the URL in your nickname information which is available to all users using /msg NickServ INFO <nick> command.
| Example: | /nickserv set url http://www.webmaster.com/ |
| Usage: | SET NOMEMO <ON/OFF> |
When used with WebMaster's mail server plugin, ConferenceRoom allows you to send and receive email while in the chat environment. To disable users from sending mail/memos to you, set nomemo on.
| Example: | /nickserv set nomemo on |
| Usage: | SET NOOP <ON/OFF> |
To disable users from adding you to channel VOP/AOP/SOP lists, set noop on.
| Example: | /nickserv set noop on |
| Usage: | SET PASSWD <old password> <new password> |
This command is used to change your nick password.
| Example: | /nickserv set passwd oldpass newp4ss |
| Usage: | SET SHOWEMAIL <ON/OFF> |
To allow users to see your email address in the info command, set showemail on.
| Example: | /nickserv set showemail on |