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Nickserv: Difference between revisions
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=== Commands === | === Commands === | ||
==== help ==== | |||
Displays documentation for all nickserv commands. | |||
/msg *nickserv help | |||
==== set ==== | ==== set ==== | ||
Sets and saves your nickserv password. | Sets and saves your nickserv password. | ||
/msg *nickserv set <password> | /msg *nickserv set <password> | ||
'''Note:''' The password is saved unencrypted, so don't make your ZNC data directory readable to other users! | |||
==== clear ==== | ==== clear ==== | ||
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/msg *nickserv ghost | /msg *nickserv ghost | ||
'' | ==== recover ==== | ||
RECOVER disconnect someone who is currently using your nick. | |||
/msg *nickserv recover <nickname> | |||
==== release ==== | |||
RELEASE makes a nick being held by the Services Enforcer available immediately. | |||
/msg *nickserv release <nickname> | |||
==== group ==== | |||
GROUP allows you to "group" nicknames to your account on services that allow for multiple grouped nicknames (freenode | |||
/msg *nickserv group <nickname> | |||
==== ViewCommands ==== | |||
ViewCommands displays the patterns for each of the above commands that map to the literal strings being passed to the NickServ service on the irc host | |||
/msg *nickserv ViewCommands | |||
==== SetCommand ==== | |||
SetCommand allows you to change the pattern used to generate the string passed to the NickServ service on the irc host. This is useful when the irc host you're connecting to doesn't conform to the standard NickServ name or format. | |||
/msg *nickserv SetCommand <command name> <new command pattern> | |||
Example to change the IDENTIFY command to conform to the dal.net standard : | |||
/msg *nickserv SetCommand IDENTIFY PRIVMSG nickserv@services.dal.net :IDENTIFY {password} | |||
=== Additional NickServ Documentation === | |||
* [http://docs.dal.net/docs/nickserv.html#4 dal.net GHOST RECOVER and RELEASE docs] | |||
* [http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup freenode NickServ setup] | |||
Revision as of 18:35, 12 November 2012
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This module is a part of ZNC. This module is shipped with ZNC by default. If you have the right "LoadMod" you can activate it with /znc LoadMod nickservThe code for this module can be found here. This module is part of ZNC since Version 0.050 |
This module automatically identifies you with NickServ.
Usage
Arguments
This user module takes one optional arguments. The argument is your nickserv password. If you don't supply it on load, you must supply it later via the IRC interface. After nickserv was loaded, the password is removed from the module arguments for security reasons.
Read loading modules to learn more about loading modules.
Commands
help
Displays documentation for all nickserv commands.
/msg *nickserv help
set
Sets and saves your nickserv password.
/msg *nickserv set <password>
Note: The password is saved unencrypted, so don't make your ZNC data directory readable to other users!
clear
Deletes the saved password.
/msg *nickserv clear
ghost
GHOST disconnects an old user session, or somebody attempting to use your nickname without authorization.
/msg *nickserv ghost
recover
RECOVER disconnect someone who is currently using your nick.
/msg *nickserv recover <nickname>
release
RELEASE makes a nick being held by the Services Enforcer available immediately.
/msg *nickserv release <nickname>
group
GROUP allows you to "group" nicknames to your account on services that allow for multiple grouped nicknames (freenode
/msg *nickserv group <nickname>
ViewCommands
ViewCommands displays the patterns for each of the above commands that map to the literal strings being passed to the NickServ service on the irc host
/msg *nickserv ViewCommands
SetCommand
SetCommand allows you to change the pattern used to generate the string passed to the NickServ service on the irc host. This is useful when the irc host you're connecting to doesn't conform to the standard NickServ name or format.
/msg *nickserv SetCommand <command name> <new command pattern>
Example to change the IDENTIFY command to conform to the dal.net standard :
/msg *nickserv SetCommand IDENTIFY PRIVMSG nickserv@services.dal.net :IDENTIFY {password}