Modules/operperms

From Inspire IRCd (InspIRCd)

Description

This module adds the /operperms command, which lists all the commands an oper has access to.

It also shows oper levels as used by m_operlevels, if they are configured.

Configuration Tags

<operperms perline="10">

This option sets the number of allowed commands sent on each line, this defaults to 3 if the config value is not set.

Additional Modes

None

Additional Commands

/OPERPERMS <nickname>

Lists all commands an oper has access to use, example output:

<< operperms Om
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om :*** Om used /OPERPERMS to view permissions of Om
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om :Om's oper level is 4
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : [CBAN] CHGHOST CHGIDENT CONNECT [FREEZE]
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : GLINE KILL KLINE MODULES [OMMODE]
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : OPERMOTD OPERPERMS [OSTATS] [PARKSTATS] QLINE
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : SAJOIN [SAMODE] [SANICK] [SAPART] [SAQUIT]
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : SETHOST [SETIDENT] [SHUN] [SQLTEST] SQUIT
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : SWHOIS TRACE [UNFREEZE] ZLINE (DIE)
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om : WALLOPS (RESTART) (REHASH) (LOADMODULE) (UNLOADMODULE)
>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om :End of Om's allowed command list

A server notice is also sent to all opers:

>> :tiddles.chatspike.net NOTICE Om :*** Om used /OPERPERMS to view permissions of Om

Commands shown with square braces "[]" around them are commands which are specified in the configuration file as commands the oper can use, but which are not valid commands (eg, m_samode isn't loaded for [SAMODE]) Those shown with normal brackets "()" around them are oper commands which exist but the oper does not have access to use.