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Requires Half-Operator[edit]
Mode | Effect |
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b <nick!ident@host> | Prevents anyone matching the pattern from entering the channel |
e <nick!ident@host> | Allows anyone matching the pattern to override a ban (+b) that would have prevented them from entering the channel otherwise |
I <nick!ident@host> | Allows anyone matching the pattern to join a channel when it's invite-only (+i) without needing to be invited first |
i | A user must be invited to join the channel. |
k <key> | Users must specify the <key> to join (/join #channel <key>) |
m | Moderated channel, only voiced users and (half)operators may speak |
n | Users outside the channel may not speak in the channel by sending it messages |
t | Only (half)operators can change the topic |
v <nickname> | Gives voice status to the user. |
Requires Operator[edit]
Mode | Effect |
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c | Block messages containing mIRC color codes |
f <floodparams> | Flood protection (for more info see /HELPOP CHMODEF) |
h <nickname> | Gives half-op status to the user. |
j <joins:sec> | Throttle joins per-user to 'joins' per 'sec' seconds |
l <number> | Channel may hold at most <number> of users |
o <nickname> | Gives operator status to the user. |
p | Private channel |
s | Secret channel |
z | Only Clients on a Secure Connection (SSL) can join |
C | No CTCPs allowed in the channel |
G | Filters out all Bad words in messages with <censored> |
M | Must be using a registered nick (+r), or have voice access to talk |
K | /KNOCK is not allowed |
N | No Nickname changes are permitted in the channel |
Q | No kicks allowed |
R | Only registered (+r) users may join the channel |
S | Strips mIRC color codes |
T | No NOTICEs allowed in the channel |
V | /INVITE is not allowed |
Requires Founder[edit]
Mode | Effect |
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a <nickname> | Gives protection status to the user. |
L <#channel> | When the channel is full (+l), newcomers will be redirected to <#channel> |
u | Auditorium mode, /names and /who #channel will only show channel operators |
Special Modes[edit]
Mode | Effect |
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r | Marks a channel as being registered with ChanServ. Can only be set through services. |
q <nickname> | Gives founder status to the user. Can only be set through services. |
A | Only server/network administrators can join the channel. Can be set by admins. |
O | Only network operators can join the channel. Can be set by network operators. |
Notes[edit]
- Network operators can use OperServ to change the modes of a channel. Some network operators can use "oper override" to set and unset modes using the same command as a channel operator.