owner.txt

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op This command gives op to the person specified or to you if none is specified. Syntax: %c $+ op [nick] or by private message: /msg $me op <#channel> [nick].
deop This command gives deops the person specified or you if none is specified. Syntax: %c $+ deop [nick] or by private message: /msg $me deop <#channel> [nick].
up This command gives you op. Syntax: %c $+ up.
voice This command gives voice to the person specified or to you if none is specified. Syntax: %c $+ voice [nick] or by private message: /msg $me voice <#channel> [nick1... nick12].
devoice This command devoices the person specified or you if none is specified. Syntax: %c $+ devoice [nick] or by private message: /msg $me devoice <#channel> [nick1... nick12].
kb This command kicks and bans an user off the channel. Syntax: %c $+ kb <nick> [reason] or by private message: /msg $me kb <#channel> <nick> [reason].
kick This command kics an user off the channel. Syntax: %c $+ kick <nick> [reason] or by private message: /msg $me kick <#channel> <nick> [reason].
invite This command invites and user to a channel specified or to the current channel if none is specified. Syntax: %c $+ invite <nick> [#channel] or by private message: /msg $me invite <#channel> [nick].
lock This command locks a channel with the modes +mi and +r (if available) and voices the nick who locks. Syntax: %c $+ lock or by private message: /msg $me lock <#channel>.
unlock This command clears all restrictive modes for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ unlock or by private message: /msg $me unlock <#channel>.
mode This command does the specified modes on a channel. Syntax: %c $+ mode <modes> or by private message: /msg $me mode <#channel> <modes>.
topic This command changes the topic for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ topic <topic> or by private message: /msg $me topic <#channel> <topic>.
rlastban This command removes the last set ban for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ rlastban.
channel_flood This command enables or disables the text flood protection for a channel. It's also effective on /me messages (actions). This doesn't work if the global flood protection is not enabled. Syntax: %c $+ channel_flood <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me channel_flood <#channel> <on|off>.
channel_repeat This command enables or disables the text repeat protection for a channel. This doesn't work if the global repeat protection is not enabled. Syntax: %c $+ channel_repeat <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me channel_repeat <#channel> <on|off>.
channel_color This command enables or disables the text color protection for a channel. This doesn't work if the global color protection is not enabled. Syntax: %c $+ channel_color <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me channel_color <#channel> <on|off>.
say This command makes the bot say what you tell it to say. If Say mode is not enabled this command will not work. Syntax: %c $+ say <text> or by private message: /msg $me say <#channel> <text>.
date This command makes the bot display the current date. Syntax: %c $+ date.
time This command makes the bot display the current time. Syntax: %c $+ time.
random This command makes the bot display a random text between the range you specify. Syntax: %c $+ random <char1> <char2>.
char This command makes the bot display a the ASCII character equal to the numbaer specified. Syntax: %c $+ char <ASCII symbol number>.
bitchmode This command enables or disables the strict op protection for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ bitchmode <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me bitchmode <#channel> <on|off>.
autovoice This command enables or disables the voice on join feature. Syntax: %c $+ autovoice <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me autovoice <#channel> <on|off>.
status This command displays status information for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ status <public|private>.
setpass This command sets your bot password. Syntax: /msg $me setpass <password>.
chgpass This command changes your bot password, if you have one. Syntax: /msg $me chgpass <old password> <newpassword>.
login This command makes the bot recognize your host. Syntax: /msg $me login <username> <password>, where username is the nick you had when you were added to the bot's userlist.
seen You can use this command to see if the bot saw a person. Syntax: %c $+ seen <nickname>, or you can use a search mask: %c $+ suggest seen <searcmask>. (ex. %c $+ suggest seen *TAR*).
mode This command makes the bot do the modes you specify. Syntax: %c $+ mode <modes> or by private message: /msg $me mode <#channel> <modes>.
getpass This command returns the password for the specified bot operator. Syntax: /msg $me getpass <bot operator>.
addmaster This command adds an username to the bot's userlist at Master level. Be very careful who you make master. Syntax: %c $+ addmaster <nickname>. The user must be in the same channel as the bot.
rmaster This command removes an username form the bot's userlist. Syntax: %c $+ rmaster <nick>.
quit This command makes the bot quit IRC. Syntax: %c $+ quit or by private message: /msg $me quit.
jump This command makes the bot quit IRC and reconnect to the specified server. Syntax: %c $+ jump <server> [port] or by private message: /msg $me jump <server> [port].
part This command makes the bot leave the channel specified or the current channel if none is specified. Syntax: %c $+ part <#channel> or by private message: /msg $me part <#channel>.
partall This commands makes the bot leave all channels. Syntax: %c $+ partall or by private message: /msg $me partall.
join This command makes the bot join the channel(s) specified. Syntax: %c $+ join <#channel,#channel2,#channelN> [key1,key2,keyN].
global_flood This enables or disables the Global Flood Protection. Syntax: %c $+ global_flood <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me global_flood <on|off>.
global_color This enables or disables the Global Color Protection. Syntax: %c $+ global_color <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me global_color <on|off>.
global_repeat This enables or disables the Global Repeat Protection. Syntax: %c $+ global_repeat <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me global_repeat <on|off>.
nick This makes the bot change its nickname to the specified nickname. Syntax: %c $+ nick <nickname to use> or by private message: /msg $me nick <nickname to use>.
set_say This enables or disables the bot Say mode. Syntax: %c $+ set_say <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me set_say <on|off>.
cmdchr This command changes the bot's command identify character. WARNING! If you have more than one bot in your channel, this should be unique. Syntax: %c $+ cmdchr or by private message: /msg $me cmdchr <character>.
bp This command enables or disables the ban protection. Syntax: %c $+ bp <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me bp <on|off>.
kp This command enables or disables the ban protection. Syntax: %c $+ kp <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me kp <on|off>.
greet This command enables or disables the onjoin notice for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ greet <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me greet <#channel> <on|off>.
greetnotice This command sets the onjoin notice for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ greetnotice <text> or by private message: /msg $me greetnotice <#channel> <text>.
pgmode This command sets the ping mode that users can use to see their ping reply to the bot. Syntax: %c $+ pgmode <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me pgmode <on|off>.
rehash This command removes all info from channels databases. Syntax: %c $+ rehash or by private message: /msg $me rehash.
bt This command enables or disables the bot talk mode. Syntax: %c $+ bt <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me bt <on|off>.
cycle This command makes the bot cycle a channel. Syntax: %c $+ cycle <#channel> or by private message: /msg $me cycle <#channel>.
global_float This command enables the global floatlim. Syntax: %c $+ global_float <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me global_float <on|off>.
channel_float This command enables the floatlim for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ channel_float <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me channel_float <#channel> <on|off>.
mk This command bans and kicks all users on a channel that match the speciefied hostmask. Syntax: %c $+ mk <hostmask>. Example: %c $+ *!notallowed@*.pp??.someisp.us.
protect This command enables or disables the event flood protection for a channel. It doesn't set any bans but it locks the channel for 1 minute. Syntax: %c $+ protect <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me protect <#channel> <on|off>.
sclear This command clears all the seen entries from my database. Syntax: %c $+ sclear or by private message: /msg $me sclear.
link This feature allows you to add links to the bot's database. For more info type %c $+ link help.
link This feature allows you to add links to the bot's database. For more info type %c $+ link help.
secretchan This makes a channel secret (+s). Syntax: %c $+ secretchan
unsecretchan This removes the +s mode (secret mode) from a channel. Syntax: %c $+ unsecretchan
privatechan This makes a channel private (+p). Syntax: %c $+ privatechan
unprivatechan This removes the +p mode (private mode) from a channel. Syntax: %c $+ unprivatechan
moderatechan This makes a channel moderated (+m). Syntax: %c $+ moderatechan
unmoderatechan This removes the +m mode (moderated mode) from a channel. Syntax: %c $+ unmoderatechan
passchan This makes a channel keyed (+k). Syntax: %c $+ passchan <key>
unpasschan This removes the +k mode (keyed mode) from a channel. Syntax: %c $+ unpasschan
invitechan This makes a channel invite only (+i). Syntax: %c $+ invitechan
uninvitechan This removes the +i mode (invite only mode) from a channel. Syntax: %c $+ uninvitechan
next This command prepares the next user from getting helped. Command is included in Help Module. Syntax: %c $+ next
idle This command warns an user about being idle in a help channel. First, this command must be enabled using the Configuration dialog and an idle message must be set. Syntax: %c $+ idle <nick>
noidle This command bans an user for 60 seconds because idleing. Syntax: %c $+ noidle <nick>
hl This command enables or disables the Higher/Lower game. Syntax: %c $+ hl on <number>
helped This command marks an user as being helped. Syntax: %c $+ helped <nick>
unban This command removes all bans matching the specified mask. Syntax: %c $+ unban <hostmask> or by private message: /msg $me unban <#channel> <hostmask>
commands This commmand displays all the bot commands that you have access to. Syntax: %c $+ commands or by private message: /msg $me commands
calc This command makes the bot perform math operations that you specify. Syntax: %c $+ calc <math operations>
roll This command is part of the 'Roll the dices' game. Syntax: %c $+ roll
start This command starts the trivia game on a channel. Syntax: %c $+ start
stop This command stops the trivia game. Syntax: %c $+ stop
rank This command displays the number of points that you have at the trivia game. Syntax: %c $+ rank
stat This command displays the current status of the trivia game. Syntax: %c $+ stat
taq This command lets normal users submit new questions to the trivia game. Syntax: /msg $me TAQ
addtrivia This command adds the current channel as a trivia channel. Syntax: %c $+ addtrivia
remtrivia This command removes the current channel from the trivia channels list. Syntax: %c $+ remtrivia
helpmode This command enables or disables the help mode for a channel. Commands available in the helpmode: NEXT, IDLE, NOIDLE, HELPED. Syntax: %c $+ helpmode <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me helpmode <#channel> <on|off>
channel_ctcp This command enables or disables the CTCP protection for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ channel_ctcp <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me channel_ctcp <#channel> <on|off>
swearkick This command enables or disables the swear protection for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ swearkick <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me swearkick <#channel> <on|off>
advkick This command enables or disables the advertisement protection for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ advkick <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me advkick <#channel> <on|off>
automode This command sets the saved modes for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ automode <on|off> [<modes>] or by private message: /msg $me automode <#channel> <on|off> [<modes>]
atopic This command sets the saved topic for a channel. Syntax: %c $+ atopic <on|off> [<topic>] or by private message: /msg $me atopic <#channel> <on|off> [<topic>]
aidle This command enables or disable the Anti Idle feature. This can prevent the bot from getting disconnected if it remains idle. Syntax: %c $+ aidle <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me aidle <on|off>
cycle This makes the bot part and then rejoin a channel. Syntax: %c $+ cycle or by private message: /msg $me cycle <#channel>
listops This command makes the bot list all operators. Syntax: %c $+ listops or by private message: /msg $me listops
gainops This command enables or disables the Gain Ops feature. If enabled and if the bot is alone in a channel and not oped, it will cycle. Syntax: %c $+ gainops <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me gainops <on|off>
global_ctcp This command enables or disables the global CTCP protection. Syntax: %c $+ global_ctcp <on|off> or by private message: /msg $me global_ctcp <on|off>
addop This command adds an user to the bot's userlist at Operator level. Syntax: %c $+ addop <nick>
rop This command removes a bot Operator. Syntax: %c $+ rop <nick> or by private message: /msg $me rop <nick>
timebomb This command starts the Time Bomb game. Syntax: %c $+ timebomb <nick>.
cutwire This command allows you to cut a wire in the time bomb game. Syntax: %c $+ cutwire <wire color>.
defadd This command allows you to add terms and definitions to the bot. Syntaxes: %c $+ defadd <term> <definition>, $me remember <term> <def>, $me store <term> <def> or $me add <term> <def>.
defrem This command removes terms from the bot's databse. Syntaxes: %c $+ defrem <Term>, $me remove <term>, $me delete <term>, $me forget <term>.
define This command retrieves a definition from the bot's database. Syntaxes: %c $+ !define <term>, $me tell me about <term> or $me tell <nick> about <term>.
google This command allows you to search on Google.com and retrieve results in the channel. Syntax: !google <search key words>
defmode This command enables/disables the bot definition mode. Syntax: %c $+ defmode <on|off>