User modes
The following user modes are supported in ircd-yeti:
(*
) = Denotes a mode that can only be set by an operator or server.
Mode | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
a (*) | Admin | Designates this client is a Server Administrator. |
B | Bot | Designates this client is a bot. |
d | Deaf | Prevents the client from receiving channel messages. |
E (*) | Debug | Can see debug messages. |
f (*) | Fakehost | Grants configured fakehost. |
F (*) | Can flood | Disables fake lag and exempts from flood protection. |
G | Soft Caller ID | Block private messages from users not on any common channels with the client (unless they're accepted). |
g | Caller ID | Only accepted users can message the clients. |
H (*) | Hidden Oper | Hides IRC Operator status. |
I | No Idle time | Hides idle and signon time in WHOIS from normal users. |
i | Invisible | Hides the client from global WHO/WHOIS by normal users, and shows only shared channels in WHOIS replies. |
k (*) | Service | Prevents a service client from being kicked/deopped/killed. |
N (*) | NetAdmin | Designates this client is a Network Administrator. |
n | No Chans | Hides channel list in WHOIS from normal users. |
O (*) | LocOp | Designates this client is a Local Operator. |
o (*) | Operator | Designates this client is an IRC operator. |
P (*) | Paranoid | Can see when a user WHOIS' them. |
Q (*) | Quarantined | Prevents an unauthenticated client from performing various actions. |
R | Reg Only | Block private messages from unauthenticated clients. |
r (*) | Authenticated | Designates this client is authenticated to an account. |
s | Server notices | Subscribe to server notice masks. |
u | Unfiltered | Receive messages that are filtered server-side due to content (i.e. spam). |
w | Wall messages | Cab see wallops/wallusers messages. |
x | Hidden host | Hides hostname and IP address from normal users. |
X (*) | XtraOp | Grants extra privileges such as being unkickable, etc. |
z (*) | Secure | Designates this client is connected via TLS. |
Z | Secure Only | Blocks private messages from non-TLS users. |