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July 1, 2003 at 3:54 pm #2115nprasad123Participant
I have read the post ” how do i get full control of my rooms”. I didnot find any of hyperlinks in the post working
I just could not understand how to make those changes. Can you please help me
July 6, 2003 at 7:33 pm #2119Other than the “return” link which may or may not work depending on the browser I don’t see any hyperlinks. Please read and follow the instructions below to accomplish “full control”. Thanks.
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Below you will find some commands to do what you need to have full control over your rooms. First, I’ll define a few variables you will need to replace with your own information.
YourPassword = a password of your chosing.
YourEmail = an email address you can be reached at.
#RoomName = the name of your room. Don’t forget to place the # character in front of it.
RoomDescription = short sentance describing your room.
RegisteredNick = a nickname that has been registered using step 1 below.
BotNick = a name of a bot listed with botserv.
CustomGreet = a short sentance to be used as a greeting from a bot when you enter.
Step 1. Register your Nickname.
Use this command:
/nickserv register YourPassword YourEmail
Step 2. Register your room. You will need to have @’s to do this. If you are the first person to enter the room before it’s registered on the chat server you should be granted @’s status (room operator access).
Use this command:
/chanserv register #RoomName YourPassword RoomDescription
Step 3. Add your members. They must have registered nicknames before you can add them to your room’s access list.
To add an auto-op room operator use this command and level 5:
/chanserv access #RoomName add RegisteredNick 5
To add an auto-voice member use this command and level 3:
/chanserv access #RoomName add RegisteredNick 3
Step 4. Lock the room’s modes so it they may not be changed and turn the room’s secure moderator mode on. To do so type these commands:
/chanserv set #RoomName mlock +nt-lki
/chanserv set #RoomName secureops on
Step 5 is Optional: Add a bot to your room. This bot is an extention of ChanServ and can be set to allow “in room” commands such as !op, !deop, !voice, !devoice, !kick, !kb and !seen:
Type the following command for a list of bot names:
/botserv botlist
After chosing a bot’s name type the following commands:
/botserv assign #RoomName BotNick
/botserv set #RoomName fantasy on
/botserv set #RoomName symbiosis on
/botserv set #RoomName greet on
Note:
The “in room” command will not work if using any of the available text color selections.
Registered users with access in your room can have the bot “greet” them on entrance.
To do so they need to type this command: /nickserv set greet CustomGreet
The !seen command works for registered names only.
The !kb command will make the bot kick and ban the specified user.
If you do not supply a nickname with the “in room” commands the bot will perform the command on you. Be carefull.
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...July 12, 2003 at 5:51 am #2128nathanbexerkParticipantwhere do i put that stuff in????
July 21, 2003 at 4:34 pm #2151Those are commands that you type into the text area.
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...July 29, 2003 at 9:54 am #2165ScrewupParticipantwhen i type in the ASSIGN command for the bot its replying
–BotServ– Syntax: ASSIGN chan nick
and no bot comes in please help
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