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Here are the Z channel bot commands. Use /msg Z help for online bot command help |
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Pick the command you need help with from the menu below
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access add auth ban banlist chaninfo clearban clearmode |
clearops date deop find greet help join kick mask |
me mlock mode op part pban pbanlist rem say |
setsay seturl setuser time tlock topic unban uptime |
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The seturl command sets a URL (web page address).
You the channel owner can enter any message you like instead of a web page. Command Line: /msg Z seturl #channel url_address Command Line Example: /msg Z seturl #zuh http://www.zuh.net The reply from Z will look something like this: -Z- http://www.zuh.net |
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The setsay command controls (turns on or off) Z SAY to talk to the channel. Command Line: /msg Z setsay #channel 1 1 turns "setsay" ON - 0 turns "setsay" OFF Command Line Example: /msg Z setsay #information 1 The reply from Z will look something like this: -Z- Say Value set to 1 Z will now speak in the channel with the "say" command | |
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The mlock command locks the channel modes. (topic (t), no outside messages (n), invite (i), limit users (l), etc) Z will set channel modes you want with (+) Z will unset channel modes you don't want with (-) Command Line: /msg Z mlock #channel +or-<modes> Command Line Example: /msg Z mlock #information +tn-slmip Locks +tn for #information and removes -slmip. | |
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The uptime command shows you how long Z has been running Command Line: /msg Z uptime The reply from Z will look something like this: -Z- UPTIME in HOURS:MINUTES:SECONDS -> 53:36:30 | |
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The clearban command removes all the bans on a channel. Command Line: /msg Z clearban #channel Command Line:Example: /msg Z clearban #information | |
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The pban command permanently bans a user from the channel. Z will automaticly take care of the user@host/wildcards To set a pban use + To remove a pban use - The location of the + or - is right after the word pban in the command line Command Line: /msg Z pban+ #channel user@host or /msg Z pban+ #channel nickname Command Line Example: /msg Z pban+ #information annoying@*.pest.com /msg Z pban+ #information annoy | |
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The join command makes Z join your channel. (This does NOT register the channel) Some times for a variety of reasons Z will not be on the channel. This will bring Z back. Command Line: /msg Z join #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z join #information | |
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The part command makes Z leave your channel. You get to show your commanding power over Z. * NOTE * When Z parts a channel, Z still will perform channel service duties on that channel even though Z is not shown on the channel Command Line: /msg Z part #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z part #information | |
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This command adds your friends to Z. User@host- can contain wildcards. Level- the level of Z access you want your friends to have with Z. The lower the Level number, the less access or what your friends can do with Z. Autoop- 0 No autoop by Z when joining the channel. Autoop- 1 Will autoop by Z when joining the channel. Protect- 0 Z will not protect your friends on Z's list. Protect- 1 Z will protect your friends on Z's list. Password- 0 No password Password- 1 Yes password Command Line: /msg Z add #channel nick user@host level autoop protect password Command Line Example: /msg Z add #information friend good@*friend.net 50 1 1 0 | |
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The rem command removes a nick from Z. Command Line: /msg Z rem #channel nick Command Line Example: /msg Z rem #information B-fly | |
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The setuser command changes the address/level/autoop/protect settings for another
user. Command Line: /msg Z setuser #channel nick [address/level/autoop/protect] value Command Line Example: /msg Z setuser #information Daystar level 50 This will set Daystar to Level 50 /msg Z setuser #information Daystar protect 0 This will turn off protect for Daystar /msg Z setuser #information Daystar autoop 1 This will turn autoop on for Daystar | |
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The clearops command deops everyone in a channel. Command Line: /msg Z clearops #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z clearops #information | |
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The tlock command locks the channel topic. Z will change the topic back to the
locked topic if someone tries to change it. To change or set a new topic. Command Line: /msg Z tlock #channel topic Command Line Example: /msg Z tlock #information Welcome to ZUH!.net To unluck the topic. Command Line: /msg Z tlock #channel 0 Command Line Example: /msg Z tlock #information 0 | |
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Z will /NOTICE a user when they join your channel. Command Line: /msg Z greet #channel auto_greet Command Line Example: /msg Z greet #information Welcome to ZUH!.net Relax and chat To remove the auto greet: Command Line: /msg Z greet #channel 0 Command Line Example: /msg Z greet #information 0 | |
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The op command gives channel op to the person who messages Z and is on Z's channel
list for ops. Command Line: /msg Z op #channel nick Command Line Example: /msg Z op #information Daystar | |
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The deop command removes channel ops status from a nick. Command Line: /msg Z deop #channel nick Command Line Example: /msg Z deop #information Daystar | |
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The ban command will ban and kick a user from the channel. Z will automaticly take care of the user@host/wildcards Command Line: /msg Z ban #channel nick reason Command Line Example: /msg Z ban #information Pest flooding | |
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The say command lets Z speak in the channel. Z will automaticly take care of the user@host/wildcards Command Line: /msg Z say #channel text Command Line Example: /msg Z say #information Gee, I'm tired | |
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The me command lets Z do an /action in the channel. Z will automaticly take care of the user@host/wildcards Command Line: /msg Z me #channel action Command Line Example: /msg Z me #information is about to fall asleep | |
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The mode command allows WebTV users to set the channel mode without using the mlock command. MODE was added to help WebTV users overcome limitations in channel management. Channel modes available are: n for no messages to the channel from people who are not on the channel. t to prevent non-channel operators from changing the topic. s to make the channel "secret" which prevents it from showing up in /list. i to make it invite only. k <password> to <password> protect the channel. (omit the brackets <>) l <number> to limit the channel to <number> of users total. (omit the brackets <>) The + may be omitted to set a channel mode, but a - must be used to unset a channel mode. Any combination of channel modes may be used together except for +k and +l together as they BOTH require additional arguments. Command Line: /msg Z mode #channel < + or - > <modes> Command Line Example: /msg Z mode #chatlounge +tnl 30 or /msg Z mode #chatlounge -sik channelpassword | |
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The chaninfo command shows the channel owner information. Command Line: /msg Z chaninfo #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z chaninfo #information The reply from Z will look something like this: -Z- The #information empire is ruled by Lisa!lisa@*.simpsons.net. | |
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The clearmode command clears all the channel modes. Command Line: /msg Z clearmode #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z clearmode #information | |
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The auth command authorizes you with Z in channel. Command Line: /msg Z auth #channel You only need to "auth" once on joining the server or after Z may have split. Command Line Example: /msg Z auth #information | |
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The kick command kicks a nick with a reason. Command Line: /msg Z kick #channel nick reason Command Line Example: /msg Z kick #information Daystar lamuh | |
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Changes or adds a topic to a channel. Command Line: /msg Z topic #channel topic Command Line Example: /msg Z topic #information were's the beer? | |
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The unban command unbans the user(s) specified from the channel. Use the BANLIST command to find the correct address to unban. UNBAN was added for WebTV users to overcome limitations in channel management. Command Line: /msg Z unban #channel nickname!username@host.address Command Line Example: /msg Z unban #twilight LameGuy!lamer@*.some.isp.net | |
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The say command lists the channel's permanent bans. Command Line: /msg Z pbanlist #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z pbanlist #information | |
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The mask command gives the current host mask for a user. Command Line: /msg Z mask nickname Command Line Example: /msg Z mask Daystar | |
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This command allows you to search Z for nick or an address. Command Line: /msg Z find #channel nick OR address Command Line Example: /msg Z find #information * finds every one listed on Z for #information /msg Z find * Daystar finds the nick Daystar /msg Z find #information Daystar finds the nick Daystar in #information /msg Z find #information *Daystar* finds any address/nick of Daystar in #information /msg Z find #information * finds all addresses registered in #information | |
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The banlist command will have Z send you a list of addresses
which are banned from the specified channel. This command was added for WebTV users. The output looks like this: LameGuy!lamer@*.some.isp.net BH 910740043 A breakdown of this output from Z: LameGuy! - The nick of the person banned. lamer@*.some.isp.net - Address (mask) of the person banned. BH - The nick of the person who did the ban. 910740043 - time in unix seconds since Wed Dec 31 19:00:00 1969. since Wed Dec 31 19:00:00 1969. Use this command to get the information you need to UNBAN someone on your channel. See the UNBAN command to use this information. The part that is in color is what you need to UNBAN LameGuy!lamer@*.some.isp.net BH 910740043 Command Line: /msg Z banlist #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z banlist #twilight | |
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Access shows your user level and commands you have access to Command Line: /msg Z access #channel Command Line Example: /msg Z access #information | |
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On line help with Z commands Command Line: /msg Z help command_name Command Line Example: /msg Z help add | |
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The date command shows the current date Command Line: /msg Z date Command Line Example: /msg Z date | |
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The time command shows the current time (EST) Command Line: /msg Z time Command Line Example: /msg Z time | |