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EGGDROP IRC KOMUTLARI
| act |
o|o |
| act [channel] <text> |
| Performs an action on the current console channel (or
otherwise specified channel), as if the bot did it. Just like the /me command in IRC. |
Examples |
.act #NiceChat is a bot! |
| adduser |
m|m |
| adduser [!]<nickname>
[handle] |
| Creates a new user record for a user on the channel, using
their current hostname. It's similar to a user msg'ing the bot 'hello' except that no
information is sent to that user. If the bot already knows someone by that nickname, and
the user on the channel doesn't have a bot record, then it does the equivalent of an
'ident' for that user - except that, again, no information is sent to the user telling
them that anything was done. If the user is using a different nickname than the bot
normally knows her by, you can specify their "handle" (the nickname that the bot
remembers).
If you want to add a user using a static hostmask, prefix their nick with a '!'. i.e. .adduser
!Lamer. |
Examples |
.adduser Lemmon
.adduser john2 John |
| channel |
o|o |
| channel [channel-name] |
| Shows you an extensive display of the users on a channel, and
the current channel attributes. By default, it shows you the channel you are currently
viewing on the console, but you can specify another channel if you wish. The first line
will look like: Channel #hiya, 8 members, 45
users, mode +tn:
This means that the bot is sitting on channel #hiya, where 8 other irc'ers are. There
are 45 people that the bot knows by hostmask, and the channel mode is +tn. If the bot
isn't on the channel it is supposed to be on, it will say "Desiring channel
#hiya" instead. Next is a list of the users on the channel, with each entry looking
like this:
NICKNAME HANDLE
JOIN IDLE USER@HOST
@kantSF kantSF 14:53 o 6m
josh@random.edu
The "@kantSF" means that the user's nickname is kantSF and that he is a
chanop. The second "kantSF" is the nickname that the bot knows him by. Sometimes
this will differ from the nickname a person is using. The time displayed is the time the
user joined the channel. The next field is the attributes:
n - bot
owner
o - can get ops (+o)
m - bot master or
owner f - channel
friend
b - another
bot
d - cannot get ops (+d)
The last field is the user@host he is using irc from. |
Examples |
.channel #pigs |
| deluser |
m|m |
| deluser <nickname> |
| Deletes a user record for a user on the channel, using their
current hostname. Channel masters can remove users so long as the user isn't a bot master. |
Examples |
.deluser Doofus |
| deop |
o|o |
| deop <nickname>
[channel] |
| Will remove chanop from the person you specify, so long as
the bot is opped on that channel, and the person you specify isn't on the bot's list of
authorized chanops. |
Examples |
.deop Doofus #cooltalk |
| devoice |
o|o |
| devoice <nickname>
[channel] |
| Will remove the +v voice from the person you specify, so long
as the bot is opped on that channel. |
Examples |
.devoice kitty #NiceChat |
| invite |
o|o |
| invite <nickname>
[channel] |
| Invites someone from IRC into your current console channel
(or specified other channel). This is most useful when the channel is +i. A user with the
+o flag can also request an invite from the bot with /msg invite. |
Examples |
.invite cutie #NiceChat |
| kick |
o|o |
| kick [channel]
<nickname> [reason] |
| Will kick a user off your current console channel (or
specified other channel) with the comment given. If you omit the reason, the default kick
comment is "requested". |
Examples |
.kick #botswana Fool go away |
| kickban |
o|o |
| kickban [channel]
[-|@]<nickname> [comment] |
Kicks a user off the channel and bans them. Your nickname
will be attached to the ban in the bot's internal ban list, and the ban will last for
whatever is set in ban-time - only on this channel. Use .+ban for a more
permanent ban which can be activated on every channel the bot monitors. If you use a
comment, that will also be attached to
the ban in the ban list, and used as the kick comment. Appending a prefix of ! or @ to a
nickname changes the ban mask used: With a host of nick!ident@host.name.domain:
command
banmask
.kickban nick *!*dent@*.name.domain
.kickban -nick *!*dent@host.name.domain
.kickban @nick *!*@host.name.domain
With a host of nick!~ident@host.name.domain (strict-host set to 1):
command
banmask
.kickban nick *!*ident@*.name.domain
.kickban -nick *!*ident@host.name.domain |
Examples |
.kickban Loser I told you not to do that |
| msg |
o|- |
| msg <nickname>
<text> |
| Sends a private message to someone from the bot, just as if
the bot had typed /msg. |
Examples |
.msg Mouse1 hello there... |
| op |
o|o |
| op <nickname> [channel] |
| Will grant chanop to the person you specify, so long as the
bot is opped on that channel, and the person you specify isn't being actively deopped by
the bot. |
Examples |
.op dweeb #TuesdayTrivia |
| reset |
m|m |
| reset [channel] |
| Clears out the bot's channel information and makes it gather
the information from the server all over again, as if it had just joined that channel.
It's not really useful much, but could be if an odd bug causes the channel information to
get scrambled. Unfortunately this command used to get a lot of use. You can omit the
channel name to make it reset ALL channels. |
Examples |
.reset #cowchat |
| resetbans |
o|o |
| resetbans [channel] |
| Resets the bot's ban list for the channel. Any bans on the
channel that aren't in the ban list (either the global list or the local channel ban list)
will be removed, and if there are any bans in the global ban list or channel ban list that
are not currently on the channel, they will be added. |
Examples |
.resetbans #cowchat |
| resetexempts |
o|o |
| resetexempts [channel] |
| Resets the bot's exemption list for the channel. This command
behaves exactly like .resetbans, except it is for exempts. |
Examples |
.resetexempts #cowchat |
| resetinvites |
o|o |
| resetinvites [channel] |
| Resets the bot's invitation list for the channel. This
command behaves exactly like .resetbans, except it is for
invites. |
Examples |
.resetinvites #cowchat |
| say |
o|o |
| say [channel] <text> |
| Dumps the text to your current console channel (or other
specified channel), as if the bot said it. |
Examples |
.say #NiceChan Hi everyone! This is Lemmon. I'm talking through the bot! |
| topic |
o|o |
| topic <text> |
| Changes the channel's topic, assuming the bot is a chanop or
the channel is not +t (uses your current console channel). |
Examples |
.topic Welcome to #CowChat |
| voice |
o|o |
| voice <nickname>
[channel] |
| Will give a +v voice to a person you specify, so long as the
bot is opped on that channel. |
Examples |
.voice SunTzu #China |
| addhost |
-|- |
| /msg botnick addhost
<password> <hostmask> |
| Makes the bot recognize you from a new hostmask. You must use
your password so the bot knows it's really you. The hostmask you give must not match any
existing ones. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot addhost secret7 *!new@*.cable.net |
| die |
n|- |
| /msg botnick die
<password> [message] |
| Makes the bot die (go away) - not something you will probably
be doing very often. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot die secret7 will be back in a minute |
| go |
-|- |
| /msg botnick go
<channel> |
| Makes the bot leave a channel if it's not a channel op. It's
useful for regaining ops. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot go #GrumpyOldMen |
| help |
-|- |
| /msg botnick help [command] |
| Displays a list of available MSG commands, and some brief
instructions on using the console. Commands displayed will depend on your level of access.
If you specify a command, specific help for that command will be displayed. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot help addhost |
| ident |
-|- |
| /msg botnick ident
<password> [nickname] |
| Makes the bot recognize you from a new address. You must use
your password so that the bot knows it's really you. If you're using a different nickname
than you were when you registered, you'll have to give your original nickname too. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot ident secret7
/msg NiceBot ident secret7 Newbie |
| info |
-|- |
| /msg botnick info [password]
[channel] [an info line] |
| Whatever you set as your info line will be shown when you
join the channel, as long as you haven't been there in the past three minutes. It is also
shown to people when they ask the bot for who or whois. You may set an info line specific to a channel like so:
/msg botnick info mypass #channel This is my info.
Or you may set the default info line (used when there is no channel-specific one) like
so:
/msg botnick info mypass This is my info. |
/msg botnick info [password] [channel] NONE |
| Erases your info line. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot info secret7 la la la... |
| invite |
o|o |
| /msg botnick invite
<password> <channel> |
| Makes the bot invite you to a channel (if it's on that
channel). |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot invite secret7 #blah |
| jump |
m|- |
| /msg botnick jump
<password> [server [port [server password]]] |
| Makes the bot jump to a new server. You can optionally
specify a server to jump to, in the form of 'new.server.com' or 'new.server.com 6667'. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot jump secret7 irc.chitchat.net 6669 |
| key |
o|o |
| /msg botnick key
<password> <channel> |
| Sends you the key for a channel that is +k and possibly also
invite if it is +i (if I'm on that channel). |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot key secret7 #blah |
| memory |
m|- |
| /msg botnick memory
<password> |
| Makes the bot tell you info about how much memory it's using.
Pretty boring stuff. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot memory secret7 |
| op |
-|- |
| /msg botnick op
<password> [channel] |
| Tells the bot to op you on any channel where it has ops and
you don't. If you give a channel name, it'll op you on that channel only. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot op secret7 |
| pass |
-|- |
| /msg botnick pass
<password> |
| Sets a password, which lets you use other commands, like ident. Ops and masters need a password to use ANY op or master
command. |
/msg botnick pass <oldpass> <newpass> |
| This is how you change your password. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot pass secret7 hidden4 |
| rehash |
m|- |
| /msg botnick rehash
<password> |
| Makes the bot reload its config file. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot rehash hidden4 |
| reset |
m|- |
| /msg botnick reset
<password> [channel] |
| Makes the bot reset its channel information, in case it's out
of sync with reality. It isn't used much any more. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot reset hidden4 #NiceChan |
| save |
m|- |
| /msg botnick save
<password> |
| Makes the bot save its userfile. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot sace hidden4 |
| status |
m|m |
| /msg botnick status
<password> |
| Gives you a little three line display of the bot's current
status. The status command in DCC chat is much better. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot status hidden4 |
| voice |
-|- |
| /msg botnick voice
<password> <channel> |
| Tells the bot to voice you on the channel if it has ops and
you don't have a voice, and it monitor that channel's voices. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot voice hidden4 #TuesdayTrivia |
| who |
-|- |
| /msg botnick who
<channel> |
| Shows you a list of who's on that channel right now, and each
person's info line (if they have one). |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot who #quacktown |
| whois |
-|- |
| /msg botnick whois
<nick> |
| Gives you information about someone else the bot knows,
including their default info line, email address, when they were last on a channel, and if
they are an op or master. |
Examples |
/msg NiceBot whois Doofus |
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