NickServ Commands
The following commands can be used with NickServ: |
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| Command | Information | Syntax: /msg nickserv |
| REGISTER | Register a nickname | REGISTER password email |
| AUTH | Authenticate a nickname registration | AUTH code |
| SENDAUTH | Send yourself the nickname authentication code | SENDAUTH |
| IDENTIFY | Identify yourself with your password | IDENTIFY password |
| SENDPASS | Send your password to your E-mail address | SENDPASS nickname |
| DROP | Cancel the registration of a nickname | DROP password |
| LINK | Link another nickname to your own | LINK nickname |
| UNLINK | Cancel a linked nickname | UNLINK nickname |
| LISTLINKS | List all nicknames you have linked | LISTLINKS [nickname] |
| ACCESS | Modify the list of authorized addresses | NickServ ACCESS Syntax |
| AJOIN | Modify your autojoin list | NickServ AJOIN Syntax |
| SET | Set options, including kill protection | NickServ Set Commands |
| UNSET | Clear nickname information | UNSET {URL | INFO} |
| RECOVER | Kill another user who has taken your nickname | RECOVER nickname [password] |
| RELEASE | Regain custody of your nickname after RECOVER | RELEASE nickname [password] |
| GHOST | Disconnect a “ghost” session | GHOST nickname [password] |
| INFO | Display information on a nickname | INFO nickname |
| LISTCHANS | List all channels you own | LISTCHANS |
| STATUS | Check whether a given nickname is identified | STATUS nickname |
ACCESS DEL mask
ACCESS LIST
Modifies or displays the access list for your nickname.
This is the list of user@host addresses which will be
automatically recognized by NickServ as being allowed to use
the nickname. If you connect to IRC with an address on this
list, you will not be affected by the nick’s SET KILL
setting, and if the SECURE option is disabled, you will be
able to receive auto-op and other privileges in channels
without using the IDENTIFY command.
The mask given to the ADD and DEL commands may contain wildcards (* or ?).
Examples:
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ACCESS ADD achurch@*.dragonfire.net
Allows access to user achurch from any machine in
the dragonfire.net domain.
ACCESS DEL achurch@*.dragonfire.net
Reverses the previous command.
ACCESS LIST
Displays the current access list.
Services admins may give a nickname parameter to the LIST command to display the access list for any nickname.
AJOIN DEL channel
AJOIN LIST
Modifies or displays the autojoin list for your nickname.
This is the list of channels that you would like to
automatically join, and takes effect whenever you identify
to NickServ. You may only put channel names starting with “#” in the autojoin list (local channels cannot be added).
Note that the IRC server may prohibit you from entering some
channels on the autojoin list, such as channels that have a
channel key set (mode +k) or are invite-only (mode +i).
However, if you have access to the ChanServ INVITE command
on a registered channel, NickServ will automatically invite you into the channel.
NickServ Set Commands |
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| Command | Information | Syntax: /msg nickserv |
| PASSWORD | Set your nickname password | SET PASSWORD new-password |
| LANGUAGE | Set the language Services will use when sending messages to you | NickServ Set Language Syntax |
| URL | Associate a URL with your nickname | SET URL url |
| Associate an E-mail address with your nickname | SET EMAIL address | |
| INFO | Set text to be shown with the INFO command | SET INFO text |
| KILL | Turn kill protection on or off | SET KILL {ON | QUICK | IMMED | OFF} |
| SECURE | Turn nickname security on or off | SET SECURE {ON | OFF} |
| PRIVATE | Prevent your nickname from appearing in a /msg NickServ LIST | SET PRIVATE {ON | OFF} |
| HIDE | Hide certain pieces of nickname information | SET HIDE {EMAIL | USERMASK | QUIT} {ON | OFF} |
| TIMEZONE | Set the time zone to use for displaying times | NickServ Set Time Syntax |
| MAINNICK | Set the nickname shown in channel access lists In order to use this command, you must first identify with your password | SET MAINNICK nickname |
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Changes the language Services uses when sending messages to you
(for example, when responding to a command you send).
number should be chosen from the following list of supported languages:
1) English
2) Nederlands (Dutch)
3) Français (French)
4) Deutsch (German)
5) Magyar (Hungarian)
6) Italian
7) ÆüËܸì¡ÊEUC¥³¡¼¥É¡Ë (Japanese / EUC encoding)
“ú–{ŒêiSJISƒR[ƒhj (Japanese / SJIS encoding)
9) Portugues (Portuguese)
10) Ðóññêèé (Russian)
11) Español (Spanish)
12) Turkce (Turkish)
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Syntax: SET TIMEZONE {UTC-offset | time-zone | DEFAULT}
Sets the time zone to use for displaying times (such as a
nickname or channel’s last used time), instead of using the
time zone Services is operating in; the DEFAULT setting can
be used to return to Services’ time zone. The time zone can
be specified in one of two ways:
As a UTC offset, the time difference between your local
time and UTC (Universal Coordinated Time, also known as
GMT, Greenwich Mean Time). The offset is given as a
“+” or “-” to indicate ahead of (east) or behind (west)
UTC, followed by either a whole number of hours or a
string in the form “hh:mm”.
As a time zone name, such as “GMT” or “EDT”. Not all
time zone names are supported by Services, and some
countries’ time zones have the same names, so if you
get an error or the time displayed by Services is
wrong, use a UTC offset instead.
Note that Services will not automatically adjust for
daylight savings time (summer time); you will have to adjust the time zone manually.
Examples:
SET TIMEZONE -5
Set the time zone to 5 hours behind UTC.
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SET TIMEZONE +3:30
Set the time zone to 3 hours, 30 minutes ahead of UTC.
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SET TIMEZONE JST
Set the time zone to Japan Standard Time (UTC+9:00).
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