User Modes
From the makers of InspIRCd.
InspIRCd supports the addition of modes through modules. Below is a list of core modes, and the modes available with the modules shipped with InspIRCd
Core Modes
| Mode | Effect |
|---|---|
| o | IRC Operator. |
| i | Cannot be seen in /WHO by non-ircops. |
| n | Can receive SNOMASK notices (1.1 only, oper only) - Implies +s |
| s | Can receive server notices. |
| w | Can receive WALLOPS. |
Module Modes
| Mode | Module | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| B | m_botmode | Is marked as being a bot. |
| G | m_censor | Filters badwords. |
| H | m_hideoper | Hides the oper status of certain opers who have the user mode +H. |
| I | m_hidechans | Hides a users channels from all non-opers if they have usermode +I. |
| Q | m_invisible | Adds support user mode +Q which is an equivalent to the unreal 3.1 +I mode. |
| R | m_services and m_services_account | Only allow registered and identified users to message you |
| S | m_stripcolor | Strips colour from private messages. |
| W | m_showwhois | Sends a notification when WHOISed. |
| d | m_deaf | Stop ALL channel messages being sent to the user with this mode. |
| h | m_helpop | Is available for help via HELPOP. |
| r | m_services | Registered nickname. |
| x | m_cloaking | Enables or disables cloaking of user hostmask. |
Note that there are no permissions-based usermodes as there are in some IRCds. This is because in InspIRCd, an oper can have a class which states specifically which commands they can and cannot use. Classes are discussed in our configuration documents.
