how to make someone a % @ & and ~ in mirc.
#1

how do i promote someone in mirc please i need help.
Reply
#2

Have a read of this link: www.irc.tl/help

If you are using the irc.tl network you can join #help to ask these types of questions.

****** is also very helpful.
Reply
#3

The most likely command will be:

/cs vop #channel add nickname - voice operator. +v

/cs hop #channel add nickname - half operator. +h

/cs op #channel add nickname - operator. +o

/cs aop #channel add nickname - auto-operator/administrator. +a

/cs sop #channel add nickname - super-operator. +q


I hope this information helps you!

Fred.
Reply
#4

Quote:
Originally Posted by freddy smyth
Посмотреть сообщение
The most likely command will be:

/cs vop #channel add nickname - voice operator. +v

/cs hop #channel add nickname - half operator. +h

/cs op #channel add nickname - operator. +o

/cs aop #channel add nickname - auto-operator/administrator. +a

/cs sop #channel add nickname - super-operator. +q


I hope this information helps you!

Fred.
If he's using irc.tl those commands are incorrect.
Reply
#5

That's true. I guess it really different across each system, but it's probably likely. I was going for the general foco-gaming commands with chanserv.
Reply
#6

Quote:
Originally Posted by freddy smyth
Посмотреть сообщение
That's true. I guess it really different across each system, but it's probably likely. I was going for the general foco-gaming commands with chanserv.
The FoCo network is a part of irc.tl. Those commands are not correct with the software that our network uses and therefore will not produce the desired outcome.
Reply
#7

I swear that that's what I used on that exact server. It may not be that, but similar. Are you absolutely sure?
Reply
#8

Quote:
Originally Posted by freddy smyth
Посмотреть сообщение
I swear that that's what I used on that exact server. It may not be that, but similar. Are you absolutely sure?
It will work, but it will also remove modes from other users. Other commands don't do this.
Reply
#9

for temp. ranks:

/mode {CHANNELNAME} +v {USERNAME} => thats for + (voice)
/mode {CHANNELNAME} +h {USERNAME} => thats for % (halfop)
/mode {CHANNELNAME} +o {USERNAME} => thats for @ (op)
/mode {CHANNELNAME} +a {USERNAME} => thats for & (admin)
/mode {CHANNELNAME} +q {USERNAME} => thats for ~ (owner)

for forever one check the Services that the IRC network uses.
Reply
#10

Did they change from the Unreal IRCd to something else just recently?
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)