Channel modes can be set by using the mode command. It looks like this: /mode #channel +m
Some modes take params, and their syntax is displayed next to their description.
Keep in mind modes are case sensitive. +B and +b are different.
| Name | Syntax | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Oper | O:[operlevel] |
Matches the opertype. Can accept wildcards for all opers |
| Account | R:[account] |
Matches the service account. Accepts a wildcard |
| Unregistered | U:[ban] |
Matches an unregistered user who matches the [ban] |
| Channel | j:[state][#channel] |
Matches a user in the channel. State defines the user’s level, such as +, %, or @ |
| Gecos (realname) | r:[gecos] |
Matches against the gecos (real name field) |
| Server | s:[server] |
Matches against all users on the servername |
| SSL Fingerprint | z:[fingerprint] |
Matches against all users with the ssl fingerprint. Accepts a wildcard |
| Syntax | Effect |
|---|---|
A:[ban] |
Blocks matching users from using /INVITE |
B:[ban] |
Disallows matching users from using ALL CAPS. |
C:[ban] |
Blocks CTCPs from matching users. |
N:[ban] |
Disallows matching users from changing their nickname while in the channel. |
Q:[ban] |
Disallows /KICK from matching users. |
S:[ban] |
Strips control codes from messages matching users. |
T:[ban] |
Disallows NOTICEs from matching users to the channel |
c:[ban] |
Blocks messages from matching users if they contain color codes. |
m:[ban] |
Blocks messages to the channel from matching users. |
p:[ban] |
Hides part messages from matching users. |