In these examples we will use commands like /ns command or /cs command
These are shorthand codes for our services, whereas ns is nickserv and cs is chanserv for example.If you client does not work with these shorthands, you can write them out fully using /msg or /query like: /msg NickServ command or /msg ChanServ command
To register a nick:
Syntax: /ns register <password> <email>
Example: /ns register MyPassword [email protected]
NOTE: Passwords are CASE SENSITIVE. You must enter a valid email address!
To change user modes:
Syntax: /mode <nick> <umode>
For the complete list of UMODES type /helpop UMODES.
To identify to your nick:
Syntax: /ns id <password>
Example: /ns id MyPassword
NOTE: Passwords are CASE SENSITIVE.
To reset to your nick's password:
Syntax: /ns resetpass <nick> <email>
Example: /ns resetpass MyNick [email protected]
NOTE: Email must be the email address associated with the nick.
Yes, your nick and group nick will expire, if you don't use them for 10 years.
To register a channel:
Syntax: /cs register <channel> [description]
Example: /cs register #myChannel Channel for bots!
NOTE: Your nick must be registered in order to use this command.
You must be an operator in the channel you're trying to register.
Description is optional.
To change your channel's modes:
Syntax: /mode <channel> <chmode> [attributes]>
For the complete list of CHMODES type /helpop CHMODES.
Syntax: /ns AJOIN <nick> <channel> <channel key>(Optional)
Example: /ns AJOIN MyNick #LunarIRC
Syntax: /ns GLIST
Syntax: /ns GROUP
NOTE: In order to use the command above, you must first change your nick to the nick you wish to link.
Syntax: /ns DROP <nick>
Example: /ns DROP MyNick