LEVELS
450-499 : Trusted Channel
Admin.
FLOATMAX
- Sets the maximum limit for
the floating-limit setting.
This can be any number
desired, and will prevent
X from changing the channel
limit to a number higher than
the
chosen number. Thus, it is
possible for a channel to
limit how many users they
want in
a channel at any given time.
The default value is 0, which
turns the setting off.
/msg
x set <#channel> floatmax
<0 | max limit desired>
FLOATPERIOD
- Sets the
floating-limit period, in
seconds, to be used before
X resets the
channel limit. This number
must be between 20-200. The
default value is 20 seconds.
/msg
x set <#channel> floatperiod
<20-200>
KEYWORDS
- Sets keywords
for your channel that will
trigger on a SEARCH (level
0) of
channels. If no keywords are
specified, the current keywords
are reset. The maximum string
of keywords is 80 characters
long.
/msg
x set <#channel> keywords
[text]
MODE
- This will
save the current channel modes
as default. Whenever X joins
the channel, it
will reset those modes if
any are not set at the time
and it is alone in the channel.
/msg
x set <#channel> mode
URL
- You can state your channel's
homepage address(es) with
this option (maximum of 75
characters). Spaces are permitted,
allowing multiple URL parameters
to be specified. This
does NOT affect the channel
topic, unless AUTOTOPIC is
ON (level 450). The DESCRIPTION
and
URL can be seen by using the
CHANINFO command (level 0).
If no url is specified, the
current
url is reset.
/msg
x set <#channel> url
[url url2 ... urlN]
USERFLAGS
- Determines whether or not
OP or VOICE will automatically
be set for AUTOMODE when
a new user is added to the
userlist. Default value is
0 (None). NOTE: Once a user
is on the
userlist, the MODINFO AUTOMODE
command (level 400) can be
issued to change the value
for
that individual alone.
* Values:
0
= No AutoMode set for all
new users added.
1
= Op AutoMode set for all
new users added.
2
= Voice AutoMode set for all
new users added.
/msg
x set <#channel> userflags
<0-2>
JOIN
- Makes X join your channel.
/msg
x join <#channel>