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Help for SOPER: |
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SOPER allows manipulation of services operator privileges. |
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SOPER LIST shows all accounts with services operator |
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privileges, both from the configuration file and the |
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this command. It is similar to /stats o &nick&. |
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SOPER LISTCLASS shows all defined oper classes. Use |
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the SPECS command to view the privileges associated |
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with an oper class. |
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SOPER ADD grants services operator privileges to an |
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account. The granted privileges are described by an |
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oper class. |
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SOPER DEL removes services operator privileges from |
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an account. |
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It is not possible to modify accounts with |
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operator{} blocks in the configuration file. |
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Syntax: SOPER LIST|LISTCLASS |
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Syntax: SOPER ADD <account> <operclass> |
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Syntax: SOPER DEL <account> |
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Examples: |
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/msg &nick& SOPER LIST |
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/msg &nick& SOPER ADD anoper sra |
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/msg &nick& SOPER DEL abusiveoper |
