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− | + | == Explanation == | |
+ | mIRC has an internal userlist in which you can give nicks (respectivly address) a certain level. The level can either be a number or a word, this is totally up to you. To open your user list, you have to press alt + u + r. The format of this list is: | ||
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+ | <level>:<nick|address> [note] | ||
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+ | '''Note''' that every entry has to be on a new line. | ||
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+ | For example: | ||
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+ | 10:Q This is Q! | ||
+ | admin:Dana!dana@staff.quakenet.org | ||
+ | banlist:*!r00t@* | ||
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+ | The usage of this Userlist is obvious: it is used to limit the access of certain events to only some users (take a look at [[Access_Levels|access levels]] for more detailed information). | ||
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+ | '''Note''' that you can't add Q-auths to the userlist in any way, however you could use the note field of every user to save information about it, e.g. the Q-auth. | ||
+ | == Modifying the Userlist == | ||
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+ | Basically, you could modify it manually, opening the user list and adding or removing lines there. However, you can do it via commands do. To add a user, take a look at [[Auser|/auser]] or [[Guser|/guser]], to remove one, use [[Ruser|/ruser]]. Additionally, you can modify the note of a user using the [[Iuser|/iuser]] command. | ||
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+ | == Receiving information from the Userlist == | ||
+ | Of course, you can also receive the information: | ||
+ | * Use [[$level]] to get the level of a certain nick or address. | ||
+ | * Use [[$ulist]] to get all kinds of information about your userlist and its entried. | ||
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+ | == See Also == | ||
+ | * [[Access Levels]] for more information about the levels. | ||
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+ | [[Category:mIRC Help]] |
Latest revision as of 12:06, 2 July 2007
Contents
Explanation
mIRC has an internal userlist in which you can give nicks (respectivly address) a certain level. The level can either be a number or a word, this is totally up to you. To open your user list, you have to press alt + u + r. The format of this list is:
<level>:<nick|address> [note]
Note that every entry has to be on a new line.
For example:
10:Q This is Q! admin:Dana!dana@staff.quakenet.org banlist:*!r00t@*
The usage of this Userlist is obvious: it is used to limit the access of certain events to only some users (take a look at access levels for more detailed information).
Note that you can't add Q-auths to the userlist in any way, however you could use the note field of every user to save information about it, e.g. the Q-auth.
Modifying the Userlist
Basically, you could modify it manually, opening the user list and adding or removing lines there. However, you can do it via commands do. To add a user, take a look at /auser or /guser, to remove one, use /ruser. Additionally, you can modify the note of a user using the /iuser command.
Receiving information from the Userlist
Of course, you can also receive the information:
- Use $level to get the level of a certain nick or address.
- Use $ulist to get all kinds of information about your userlist and its entried.
See Also
- Access Levels for more information about the levels.