ICQ-Chat Services Help - ChanServ

ACCESS ADD

ACCESS ADD will assign the given user to the given channel role.

Syntax: ACCESS <#channel> ADD <user> <role>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #atheme ADD stitch helpers

ACCESS DEL

ACCESS DEL will remove all channel access from a given user.

Syntax: ACCESS <#channel> DEL <user>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #atheme DEL stitch

ACCESS INFO

ACCESS INFO displays what level of access a given user has in a given channel. It will display role, long-form flags and short-form flags along with the last date the user's access was modified.

Syntax: ACCESS <#channel> INFO <user>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #atheme INFO nenolod

ACCESS LIST lists all users with channel access and their roles in the channel. It uses fuzzy matching so if a user does not exactly match any role, they will be listed as the closest role they match.

Syntax: ACCESS <#channel> LIST

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #atheme LIST

ACCESS SET

ACCESS SET allows you to set specific flags on a user above or below a certain role or lets you change the role a user is in. Multiple flags should be seperated by a space and have the modifier (+ or -) in front of each flag.

Syntax: ACCESS <#channel> SET <user> <role|flags>

Flags:
+voice - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.
+autovoice - Enables automatic voice.
+halfop - Enables use of the halfop/dehalfop commands.
+autohalfop - Enables automatic halfop.
+op - Enables use of the op/deop commands.
+autoop - Enables automatic op.
+protect - Enables use of the protect/deprotect commands.
+owner - Enables use of the owner/deowner commands.
+set - Enables use of the set command.
+invite - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.
+remove - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.
+remove - Enables use of the ban and unban commands.
+remove - Enables use of the unban command.
+recover - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.
+acl-change - Enables modification of channel access lists.
+topic - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.
+acl-view - Enables viewing of channel access lists.
+successor - Marks the user as a successor.
+founder - Grants full founder access.
+banned - Enables automatic kickban.

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #atheme SET stitch channel-ops
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #atheme SET stitch -topic
/msg ChanServ ACCESS #foo set jdhore +acl-view +topic +autoop

AKICK

The AKICK command allows you to maintain channel ban lists. Users on the AKICK list will be automatically kickbanned when they join the channel, removing any matching ban exceptions first. Users with the +r flag are exempt.

Syntax: AKICK <#channel> ADD <nickname|hostmask> [!P|!T <minutes>] [reason]

You may also specify a hostmask (nick!user@host) for the AKICK list.

The reason is used when kicking and is visible in AKICK LIST. If the reason contains a '|' character, everything after it does not appear in kick reasons but does appear in AKICK LIST.

If the !P token is specified, the AKICK will never expire (permanent). If the !T token is specified, expire time must follow, in minutes, hours ("h"), days ("d") or weeks ("w").

Syntax: AKICK <#channel> DEL <nickname|hostmask>

This will remove an entry from the AKICK list. Removing an entry will remove any matching channel bans unless the channel is set NOSYNC.

Syntax: AKICK <#channel> LIST

This will list all entries in the AKICK list, including the reason and time left until expiration.

Examples:
/msg ChanServ AKICK #foo ADD bar you are annoying | private op info
/msg ChanServ AKICK #foo ADD *!*[email protected] !T 5d
/msg ChanServ AKICK #foo DEL bar
/msg ChanServ AKICK #foo LIST

BAN

The BAN command allows you to ban a user or hostmask from a channel.

Syntax: BAN <#channel> <nickname|hostmask>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ BAN #chat carnell
/msg ChanServ BAN #chat *!*@*.ipt.aol.com

CLEAR BANS

Clear bans will remove all bans found in a specific channel. If your ircd supports other lists associated with a channel (e.g. ban exceptions), you can clear these by specifying the mode letters. Specify an asterisk to clear all lists.

Syntax: CLEAR <#channel> BANS [types]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ CLEAR #support BANS

Clears #support ban list.

/msg ChanServ CLEAR #support BANS eI

Removes all ban and invite exceptions on #support (if your ircd supports them).

/msg ChanServ CLEAR #support BANS *

Clears all lists of #support.

/msg ChanServ CLEAR #support BANS +

Shows the possible letters.

CLEAR FLAGS

CLEAR FLAGS will kick remove all flags from all users (or groups) with channel access on the channel specified except for users who are channel founders.

This command can only be used by channel founders.

Syntax: CLEAR <#channel> FLAGS

Examples:
/msg ChanServ CLEAR #atheme FLAGS

CLEAR USERS

Clear users will kick all users out of the channel, except you. The channel will be cycled (recreated) if you are not on it.

If a reason is specified, it will be included in the kick message.

Syntax: CLEAR <#channel> USERS [reason]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ CLEAR #ChatZone USERS

CLOSE

CLOSE prevents a channel from being used. Anyone who enters is immediately kickbanned. The channel cannot be dropped and foundership cannot be transferred.

Enabling CLOSE will immediately kick all users from the channel.

Use CLOSE OFF to reopen a channel. While closed, channels will still expire.

Syntax: CLOSE <#channel> ON|OFF [reason]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ CLOSE #lamers ON spamming
/msg ChanServ CLOSE #spiderslair OFF

COUNT

This will give a count of how many entries are in each of the channel's xOP lists and how many entries on the access list do not match a xOP value.

The second line shows how many access entries have each flag.

Syntax: COUNT <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ COUNT #oscn

DROP

DROP allows you to "unregister" a registered channel.

Once you DROP a channel all of the data associated with it (access lists, etc) are removed and cannot be restored.

See help on SET FOUNDER and FLAGS for transferring a channel to another user.

Syntax: DROP <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ DROP #foo

FDROP

FDROP allows dropping any registered channel, provided it is not set held (see help on HOLD).

Once you FDROP a channel all of the data associated with it (access lists, etc) are removed and cannot be restored.

Syntax: FDROP <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ FDROP #foo

FFLAGS

The FFLAGS command allows an oper to force a flags change on a channel. The syntax is the same as FLAGS, except that the target and flags changes must be given. Viewing any channel's access list is done with FLAGS.

Syntax: FFLAGS <#channel> <nickname|hostmask> <template>
Syntax: FFLAGS <#channel> <nickname|hostmask> <flag_changes>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ FFLAGS #foo foo AOP

FLAGS

The FLAGS command allows for the granting/removal of channel privileges on a more specific, non-generalized level. It supports nicknames, groups and hostmasks as targets.

When only the channel argument is given, a listing of permissions granted to users will be displayed.

Syntax: FLAGS <#channel>

Otherwise, an access entry is modified. A modification may be specified by a template name (changes the access to the template) or a flags change (starts with + or -). See the TEMPLATE help entry for more information about templates.

If you are not a founder, you may only manipulate flags you have yourself, and may not edit users that have flags you don't have. For this purpose, +v grants +V, +o grants +O and +r grants +b. If you are not a founder, you may only manipulate flags you have yourself, and may not edit users that have flags you don't have. For this purpose, +v grants +V, +h grants +H, +o grants +O and +r grants +b.

If the LIMITFLAGS option is set for the channel, this is restricted further, see help for SET LIMITFLAGS.

If you do not have +f you may still remove your own access with -*.

Syntax: FLAGS <#channel> [nickname|hostmask|group template]
Syntax: FLAGS <#channel> [nickname|hostmask|group flag_changes]

Permissions:
+v - Enables use of the voice/devoice commands.
+V - Enables automatic voice.
+h - Enables use of the halfop/dehalfop commands.
+H - Enables automatic halfop.
+o - Enables use of the op/deop commands.
+O - Enables automatic op.
+a - Enables use of the protect/deprotect commands.
+q - Enables use of the owner/deowner commands.
+s - Enables use of the set command.
+i - Enables use of the invite and getkey commands.
+r - Enables use of the kick, kickban, ban and unban commands.
+r - Enables use of the ban and unban commands.
+r - Enables use of the unban command.
+R - Enables use of the recover and clear commands.
+f - Enables modification of channel access lists.
+t - Enables use of the topic and topicappend commands.
+A - Enables viewing of channel access lists.
+S - Marks the user as a successor.
+F - Grants full founder access.
+b - Enables automatic kickban.

The special permission +* adds all permissions except +b and +F. The special permission -* removes all permissions including +b and +F.

Examples:
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo foo!*@bar.com VOP
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo foo!*@bar.com -V+oO
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo foo!*@bar.com -*
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo foo +oOtsi
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo TroubleUser!*@*.troubleisp.net +b
/msg ChanServ FLAGS #foo !baz +*

FORCEXOP

FORCEXOP resets all channel access levels to xOP compatible values. That is, after the operation, the founder(s) will have all permissions and autoop and everyone else on with flags will be on one of the xOP lists. This command is useful if the definitions for which flags each xOP level gives change and the founder wishes to use xOP commands only.

Only a founder can execute this command.

Syntax: FORCEXOP <#channel>

See also: SOP, AOP, HOP, VOP See also: SOP, AOP, VOP

FTRANSFER

FTRANSFER forcefully transfers foundership of a channel.

Syntax: FTRANSFER <#channel> <founder>

Example:
/msg ChanServ FTRANSFER #casual vodkaswirl

GETKEY

GETKEY returns the key (+k, password to be allowed in) of the specified channel: /join #channel key

Syntax: GETKEY <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ GETKEY #foo

HALFOP|DEHALFOP

These commands perform status mode changes on a channel.

If you perform an operation on another user, they will be notified that you did it.

If the last parameter is omitted the action is performed on the person requesting the command.

Syntax: HALFOP|DEHALFOP <#channel> [nickname]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ HALFOP #foo

HOLD

HOLD prevents a channel from expiring for inactivity. Held channels will still expire when there are no eligible successors.

Syntax: HOLD <#channel> ON|OFF

Examples:
/msg ChanServ HOLD #atheme ON

INFO

INFO displays channel information such as registration time, flags, and other details.

Syntax: INFO <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ INFO #foo

INVITE

INVITE requests services to invite you to the specified channel. This is useful if you use the +i channel mode.

Syntax: INVITE <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ INVITE #foo

KICK

The KICK command allows for the removal of a user from a channel. The user can immediately rejoin.

Your nick will be added to the kick reason.

Syntax: KICK <#channel> <nick> [reason]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ KICK #foo abuser
/msg ChanServ KICK #foo abuser please stop

KICKBAN

The KICKBAN command allows for the removal of a user from a channel while placing a ban on the user.

Any matching ban exceptions will be removed.

Syntax: KICKBAN <#channel> <nick> [reason]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ KICKBAN #foo abuser
/msg ChanServ KICKBAN #foo abuser go away

LIST

LIST shows channels that match a given criteria. Multiple criteria may be used in the same command.

Current Criteria are: PATTERN - All channels that match a given pattern. MARK-REASON - All channels whose mark reason matches
a given pattern. CLOSE-REASON - All channels which are closed whose close
reason matches a given pattern. HOLD - All channels with the HOLD flag set. NOOP - All channels with the NOOP flag set. LIMITFLAGS - All channels with the LIMITFLAGS flag set. SECURE - All channels with the SECURE flag set. VERBOSE - All channels with the VERBOSE flag set. RESTRICTED - All channels with the RESTRICTED flag set. KEEPTOPIC - All channels with the KEEPTOPIC flag set. VERBOSE-OPS - All channels set to only be verbose to ops. TOPICLOCK - All channels with the TOPICLOCK flag set. GUARD - All channels with the GUARD flag set. PRIVATE - All channels with the PRIVATE flag set.

CLOSED - All channels closed by network staff. MARKED - All channels marked by network staff. ACLSIZE - Channels with an access list larger than a given size. REGISTERED - Channels registered longer ago than a given age. LASTUSED - Channels last used longer ago than a given age.

Syntax: LIST <criteria>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ LIST pattern #*foo*
/msg ChanServ LIST hold
/msg ChanServ LIST closed pattern #x*
/msg ChanServ LIST aclsize 10
/msg ChanServ LIST registered 30d
/msg ChanServ LIST aclsize 20 registered 7d pattern #bar*
/msg ChanServ LIST mark-reason lamers?here

MARK

MARK allows operators to attach a note to a channel. For example, an operator could mark the channel of a spammer so that others know it has previously been warned.

MARK information will be displayed in INFO output.

Syntax: MARK <#channel> ON|OFF <reason>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ MARK #lobby ON Takeover: returned to bill

OP|DEOP|VOICE|DEVOICE

These commands perform status mode changes on a channel.

If you perform an operation on another user, they will be notified that you did it.

If the last parameter is omitted the action is performed on the person requesting the command.

Syntax: OP|DEOP <#channel> [nickname]
Syntax: VOICE|DEVOICE <#channel> [nickname]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ OP #foo bar
/msg ChanServ DEVOICE #foo

OWNER|DEOWNER

These commands perform status mode changes on a channel.

If you perform an operation on another user, they will be notified that you did it.

If the last parameter is omitted the action is performed on the person requesting the command.

Syntax: OWNER|DEOWNER <#channel> [nickname]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ OWNER #foo

PROTECT|DEPROTECT

These commands perform status mode changes on a channel.

If you perform an operation on another user, they will be notified that you did it.

If the last parameter is omitted the action is performed on the person requesting the command.

Syntax: PROTECT|DEPROTECT <#channel> [nickname]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ PROTECT #foo

QUIET

The QUIET command allows you to mute a user or hostmask in a channel. Affected users will be notified that you did it.

Syntax: QUIET <#channel> <nickname|hostmask>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ QUIET #chat AfterDeath
/msg ChanServ QUIET #chat *!*@*.ipt.aol.com

RECOVER

RECOVER allows you to regain control of your channel in the event of a takeover.

More precisely, everyone will be deopped, limit and key will be cleared, all bans matching you are removed, a ban exception matching you is added (in case of bans Atheme can't see), the channel is set invite-only and moderated and you are invited.

If you are on channel, you will be opped and no ban exception will be added.

Syntax: RECOVER <#channel>

Example:
/msg ChanServ RECOVER #foo

REGISTER

REGISTER allows you to register a channel so that you have better control. Registration allows you to maintain a channel access list and other functions that are normally provided by IRC bots.

Syntax: REGISTER <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ REGISTER #atheme

ROLE ADD

ROLE ADD will create a channel role with the given flags. Multiple flags should be seperated by a space.

Syntax: ROLE <#channel> ADD <role> [flags]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ROLE #atheme ADD helpers topic autovoice

ROLE DEL

ROLE DEL will delete a channel-specific role.

Syntax: ROLE <#channel> DEL <role>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ROLE #atheme DEL helpers

ROLE LIST

ROLE LIST lists all channel-specific and network-wide roles and the flags that each role has.

Syntax: ROLE <#channel> LIST

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ROLE #baz LIST

ROLE SET

ROLE SET allows you to modify the flags of a role that already exists. All users in the given role will recieve the effects of the changes. Multiple flags should be seperated by a space and have the modifier (+ or -) before each flag.

Syntax: ROLE <#channel> SET <role> <flags>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ ROLE #atheme SET channel-ops +acl-change +set +recover
/msg ChanServ ROLE #atheme SET helpers +invite
/msg ChanServ ROLE #foo SET helpers -topic -invite

SET EMAIL

SET EMAIL allows you to change or set the email address associated with a channel. This is shown to all users in INFO.

Syntax: SET <#channel> EMAIL [email]

Using the command in this way results in an email address being associated with the channel.

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #chat EMAIL [email protected]

SET ENTRYMSG

SET ENTRYMSG allows you to change or set a message sent to all users joining the channel.

Syntax: SET <#channel> ENTRYMSG [message]

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #support ENTRYMSG Welcome to #support. Please do not paste more than 5 lines.

SET FANTASY

SET FANTASY allows you to enable or disable ChanServ fantasy commands (!op, !deop, etc.) on your channel.

GUARD must be enabled as well for fantasy commands to work.

Syntax: SET <#channel> FANTASY ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #chatspike FANTASY ON

SET FOUNDER

SET FOUNDER allows you to set a new founder of the channel. The new founder has to execute the same command to confirm the transfer.

Syntax: SET <#channel> FOUNDER <newnick>

If the new founder has not yet confirmed the transfer, you can cancel it by specifying your own nick as the new founder.

Syntax: SET <#channel> FOUNDER <yournick>

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo FOUNDER bar

SET GAMESERV

SET GAMESERV allows gaming services to be used, sending to the channel, via /msg GameServ <command> <channel> <parameters>.

You can decide who may use GameServ:
ALL - allow all channel members
VOICE - allow ops/voiced
OP - allow ops
OFF - allow noone

For OP and VOICE, both channel status and ChanServ flags apply.

Syntax: SET <#channel> GAMESERV ALL|VOICE|OP|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo GAMESERV VOICE

SET GUARD

SET GUARD allows you to have ChanServ join your channel.

Syntax: SET <#channel> GUARD ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #atheme GUARD ON

SET KEEPTOPIC

SET KEEPTOPIC enables restoration of the old topic after the channel has become empty. In some cases, it may revert topic changes after netsplits or services outages, so it is not recommended to turn this on if your channel tends to never empty.

Syntax: SET <#channel> KEEPTOPIC ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo KEEPTOPIC ON

SET LIMITFLAGS

SET LIMITFLAGS limits the power of the +f flag.

Users with +f that have neither +s nor +R may only set +b (akick), and users that do not have all of +s and +R may not set +s, +R and +f.

Syntax: SET <#channel> LIMITFLAGS ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo LIMITFLAGS ON

SET MLOCK

MLOCK (or "mode lock") allows you to enforce a set of modes on a channel. This can prevent abuse in cases such as +kl. It can also make it harder to fight evil bots, be careful. Locked modes can be seen by anyone recreating the channel (this includes keys).

Syntax: SET <#channel> MLOCK [modes]

Examples: (some may use modes your ircd does not support)
/msg ChanServ SET #foo MLOCK +nt-lk
/msg ChanServ SET #foo MLOCK +inst-kl
/msg ChanServ SET #c MLOCK +ntk c
/msg ChanServ SET #foo MLOCK +ntcjf-kl 2:30 #overflow
/msg ChanServ SET #overflow MLOCK +mntF-kljf
/msg ChanServ SET #foo1 MLOCK +ntlL 40 #foo2

SET NOSYNC

SET NOSYNC allows channel staff to disable automatic syncing of channel status when it is changed.

Syntax: SET <#channel> NOSYNC ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo NOSYNC ON

SET PREFIX

PREFIX allows you to customize the channel fantasy trigger for your channel. This is particularly useful if you have channel bots that conflict with ChanServ's default fantasy prefix. Providing no prefix argument (or DEFAULT) resets the channel fantasy prefix to the network default prefix.

Syntax: SET <#channel> PREFIX [prefix]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo PREFIX
/msg ChanServ SET #foo PREFIX '
/msg ChanServ SET #c PREFIX %
/msg ChanServ SET #c PREFIX default

SET PRIVATE

SET PRIVATE hides various information about the channel from other users.

Syntax: SET <#channel> PRIVATE ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo PRIVATE ON

SET PROPERTY

SET PROPERTY manipulates metadata associated with a channel.

To delete a metadata entry, specify the name and leave the value blank.

Syntax: SET <#channel> PROPERTY <name> [value]

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #atheme PROPERTY URL http://www.atheme.org/
/msg ChanServ SET #meat PROPERTY VEGETABLES

SET RESTRICTED

SET RESTRICTED designates a channel as restricted access. Users who are not on the access list of the channel, or who do not have the chan:joinstaffonly privilege will be kicked and banned from the channel upon join, removing any ban exceptions matching them first. If the channel is set +i, no ban will be set and invite exceptions will be removed.

Syntax: SET <#channel> RESTRICTED ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #snoop RESTRICTED ON

SET SECURE

SET SECURE prevents anyone that's not on the channel's access lists from gaining operator or halfop status on the channel. This is useful if you're paranoid.

Syntax: SET <#channel> SECURE ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo SECURE ON

SET TOPICLOCK

SET TOPICLOCK causes ChanServ to revert topic changes by users without the +t flag. Topic changes during netsplits or services outages will always be reverted.

TOPICLOCK requires KEEPTOPIC and will automatically enable it; disabling KEEPTOPIC will disable TOPICLOCK also.

Syntax: SET <#channel> TOPICLOCK ON|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo TOPICLOCK ON

SET URL

SET URL allows you to change or set the URL associated with a channel. This is shown to all users joining the channel.

Syntax: SET <#channel> URL [url]

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #chat URL http://slashdot.org

SET VERBOSE

SET VERBOSE ON sends a notice to the channel when someone makes changes to the access lists.

SET VERBOSE OPS sends a notice to the channel operators when someone makes changes to the access lists.

Fantasy commands are always executed as if SET VERBOSE ON is in effect.

Syntax: SET <#channel> VERBOSE ON|OPS|OFF

Example:
/msg ChanServ SET #foo VERBOSE ON

STATUS

STATUS returns information about your current state. It will show information about your nickname, IRC operator, and SRA status.

If the a channel parameter is specified, your access to the given channel is returned.

Syntax: STATUS [#channel]

Example:
/msg ChanServ STATUS
/msg ChanServ STATUS #foo

SYNC

The SYNC command will force all channel statuses to flags, giving and taking away ops, voice and so on where necessary. You must have the channel flag +R to run this command.

Syntax: SYNC <#channel>

Examples: /msg ChanServ SYNC #bar

TAXONOMY

The taxonomy command lists metadata information associated with registered channels.

Examples:
/msg ChanServ TAXONOMY #atheme

TEMPLATE

The TEMPLATE command allows definition of sets of flags, simplifying the use of the FLAGS command.

Without arguments, network wide templates are shown. These include at least SOP/AOP/HOP/VOP. These include at least SOP/AOP/VOP.

Syntax: TEMPLATE

When given only the channel argument, a listing of templates for the channel will be displayed.

Syntax: TEMPLATE <#channel>

Otherwise, a template is modified. A modification may be specified by a template name (copies the template) or a flags change (starts with + or -, optionally preceded by an !). Templates cannot be the empty set (making a template empty deletes it).

If the ! form is used, all access entries which exactly match the template are changed accordingly. This is not supported if the template includes or included founder access (+F).

There is a limit on the length of all templates on a channel.

If you are not a founder, similar restrictions apply as in FLAGS.

Syntax: TEMPLATE <#channel> [template oldtemplate]
Syntax: TEMPLATE <#channel> [template flag_changes]
Syntax: TEMPLATE <#channel> [template !flag_changes]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo user VOP
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo user !+A
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo co-founder +*-OH
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo op -*+vVhoti
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo co-founder +*-O
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo op -*+vVoti
/msg ChanServ TEMPLATE #foo obsoletetemplate -*

TOPIC

The TOPIC command allows for the changing of a topic on a channel.

Syntax: TOPIC <#channel> <topic>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ TOPIC #foo bar

TOPICAPPEND

The TOPICAPPEND command allows for the addition to a topic on a channel.

Syntax: TOPICAPPEND <#channel> <topic>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ TOPICAPPEND #foo bar

TOPICPREPEND

The TOPICPREPEND command allows for the addition to a topic on a channel.

Syntax: TOPICPREPEND <#channel> <topic>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ TOPICPREPEND #foo bar

UNBAN

The UNBAN command allows you to unban a user or hostmask from a channel. If no nickname or hostmask is specified, you are unbanned.

Syntax: UNBAN <#channel> [nickname|hostmask]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ UNBAN #chat pfish
/msg ChanServ UNBAN #chat *!*@*.ucdavis.edu

UNBAN

The UNBAN command allows you to remove all bans matching you from a channel.

Syntax: UNBAN <#channel>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ UNBAN #chat

UNQUIET

The UNQUIET command allows you to unmute a user or hostmask in a channel. If no nickname or hostmask is specified, you are unquieted.

Affected users will be notified that you did it.

Syntax: UNQUIET <#channel> [nickname|hostmask]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ UNQUIET #chat Diablo-D3
/msg ChanServ UNQUIET #chat *!*@*.trilug.org

WHY

The WHY command shows the access entries an online user matches.

Syntax: WHY <#channel> [nickname]

Examples:
/msg ChanServ WHY #atheme jilles^

xOP

The xOP commands allow you to maintain channel access lists. Channel access lists can contain registered accounts or hostmasks (nick!user@host).

The exact meanings of the access levels may differ per network, use /msg ChanServ TEMPLATE to check. As a hint, VOP stands for VOice People, HOP stands for HalfOP, AOP stands for AutoOP, SOP stands for SuperOP. a hint, VOP stands for VOice People, AOP stands for AutoOP, SOP stands for SuperOP.

Not all channel access entries can be edited with these commands, see the FLAGS and FORCEXOP help entries for details. Note that use of FORCEXOP can destroy a lot of information. The TEMPLATE system can provide most of the ease of use of these commands without the restrictions.

The privileges required to execute these commands are the same as those required for the corresponding FLAGS commands.

Syntax: VOP|HOP|AOP|SOP <#channel> ADD|DEL|LIST <nickname|hostmask>
Syntax: VOP|AOP|SOP <#channel> ADD|DEL|LIST <nickname|hostmask>

Examples:
/msg ChanServ VOP #foo ADD bar
/msg ChanServ VOP #foo ADD foo!*@bar.com
/msg ChanServ AOP #foo DEL bar
/msg ChanServ SOP #foo LIST