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Hello all.

I run a channel on the MIRCX network, and I would like to have some names automatically "+v" with ChanServ, so when they enter the room they are voiced.

I don't want a script because I'm not always in the channel.

I am looking for something similar to:

//cs access <channel> add <nickname> 50

Any ideas?

THanks

-mixx941

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Hoopy frood
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check out access levels in services ...... there may be a defualt level that does auto voice certain nicks ...... altho im not familiar with that networks services

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How would I go about doing that?

Sorry, kinda new to IRC.

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type /cs help access or /cs help levels ..... something along them lines might help ..... or go to that networks help channel and ask them ....... they would be more able to help u with this than i could thats for sure

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OK I went to the network's help channel again (after 2hrs no response) and this time they responded promptly cool

For all of you out there who want to know, it's done like this:

//cs access <channel> add <nickname> 30

-mixx941

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Isnt there an auotvoice feature on IRC anyway?
/autovoice on maybe :P
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Quote:

I don't want a script because I'm not always in the channel.

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To have ChanServ voice certain users you could add them via the VOP command such as:

(+Voice): /msg ChanServ Vop <channel name> Add <nickname>
(-Voice): /msg ChanServ Vop <channel name> Del <nickname>

The person you want autovoiced must have a registered nickname.

Now whether or not ChanServ supports VOP on your network just type /msg ChanServ help or /Chanserv help for a list of commands at your disposal...

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I think he found what he looking for, (or she for that matter)..but thanks anyways the_game. >:D

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OK I went to the network's help channel again (after 2hrs no response) and this time they responded promptly

For all of you out there who want to know, it's done like this:

//cs access <channel> add <nickname> 30

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Oh crap! That was to the wrong person I intended to reply to this:

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Isnt there an auotvoice feature on IRC anyway?
/autovoice on maybe


I don't know what possessed me to reply so someone else...maybe if I had some beer in my system I would have replied to the proper person. Thanks for correcting my mistake, the intended user Was TS

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How do u put it so that as soon as anybody enters a channel they are automatically voiced, even if they have not been on the channel before? Please help me

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Put the following code(s) in your "remotes" (or type ALT+R)

Code:
  
on 1:join:[color:red]#Channel[/color]: { mode $chan +v $nick }


or if the channel is registered with ChanServ you could do this

Code:
 
on 1:join:[color:red]#Channel[/color]: { msg ChanServ Voice $chan $nick }


But ChanServ also has a feature (depending if your network supports it or not) called the VOP command. To add someone to this list, type:

/msg ChanServ vop Channelname add Nickname

For additional help with this command, type: /ChanServ help VOP (usually thats what it is) or go to your designated Network help channel.

***NOTE: The text in red indicate where you put YOUR channel's name

Hope this helps

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Ok i will have a go at it. I am not very good at this stuff bye the way. Is there any other way in case this doesnt work and is registering with ChanServ where u type /cs register #channel password etc.?

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You should be fine using the coding listed...Yes you could perform commands for ChanServ in that manner, however, I have been to networks that had ChanServ and the prefix /cs didn't work.


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