NickServ est le robot des services permettant l’enregistrement des nicknames. Cet enregistrement est obligatoire pour pouvoir utiliser les autres services (tel que [”RezIrc/Services/Neupap”] ou [”RezIrc/Services/Memoserv”].
Pour communiquer avec le robot, on peut lui parler en direct comme à une personne sur irc (/msg NickServ commande arguments), ou alors en utilisant l’alias ‘/ns’ (/ns commande arguments).
(Cette page contient l’aide en ligne standard des services. Si quelqu’un possède un jeu de fichiers d’aides plus simple (ou en français), n’hésitez pas).
'''NickServ''' allows you to ''register'' a nickname and prevent others from using it. The following commands allow for registration and maintenance of nicknames; to use them, type '''/msg NickServ <command>'''. For more information on a specific command, type '''/msg NickServ help <command>'''. * REGISTER Register a nickname * DROP Cancel the registration of a nickname * IDENTIFY Identify yourself with your password * ACCESS Modify the list of authorized addresses * SET Set various options for your nickname * LIST Display list of nicks matching a pattern * RECOVER Kill another user who has taken your nick * RELEASE Regain custody of your nick after ''RECOVER'' * GHOST Kill a ghosted nickname * INFO Get information for a nickname * LINK Link your nickname to another * UNLINK UnLink your nickname
Syntax: ‘REGISTER <password>’
This enables you to register your nickname with a password so only you can use it. Please try to use obscure passwords that cannot be easily guessed. Passwords *ARE* case sensitive. Once you have registered a nickname, you can use the ‘SET’ and ‘ACCESS’ commands to configure it.
Please ‘IDENTIFY’ yourself to nickserv when you connect to the network. Many clients will allow you to automate this function. If you don’t ‘IDENTIFY’ to NickServ for a period of 60 days or more, your nickname will be considered to be expired and it may be dropped.
Syntax: ‘DROP [password]’
‘DROP’ allows you to cancel the registration of your nickname, thus allowing others to re-register it. If you have not %bIDENTIFY%b’d when you use the ‘DROP’ command, you will need to supply your password; otherwise you do not need to.
Syntax: ‘IDENTIFY <password>’
Most commands require that you identify yourself, in order to use them. Also, nicknames which have kill protection will be killed if the user has not identified within one minute. If ‘SET AUTOMASK’ is ON, and you ‘IDENTIFY’ from a host which is not on your ‘ACCESS’ list, the new hostmask will automatically be added to it.
Syntax: ‘ACCESS {ADD|DEL|LIST} [mask]’
The ‘ACCESS’ command allows you to modify the list of recognized hostmasks for your nickname. If you use a hostmask that is not on your ‘ACCESS’ list, you must ‘IDENTIFY’ with NickServ.
Examples:
'''ACCESS ADD *wnder@*underworld.net'''
Gives users matching '''*wnder@*underworld.net'''
permission to use your nickname.
'''ACCESS DEL *wnder@*underworld.net'''
Opposite of previous command.
'''ACCESS LIST'''
Displays list of authorized hostmasks for your
nickname.
Syntax: ‘ACCESS ADD <hostmask>’
Adds ‘<hostmask>’ to the list of your recognized hosts.
Syntax: ‘ACCESS DEL <hostmask>’ Deletes ‘<hostmask>’ from the list of your recognized hosts.
Syntax: ‘ACCESS LIST [mask]’
Displays a list of your recognized hostmasks. If [mask] is specified, only hostmasks matching [mask] will be displayed.
Syntax: ‘SET <option> [parameters]’
Configures various nickname options. ‘Options:’
‘IDENTIFY’‘LIST‘s‘INFO’ reply
Syntax: ‘RECOVER <nickname> [password]’
If someone has stolen your nickname, you can use ‘RECOVER’ to get it back. ‘RECOVER’ performs a nick collide on ‘<nickname>’ and enforces the nickname until you use the ‘RELEASE’ command on it, or just wait until the release timeout. If you match a hostmask on ‘<nickname>s ‘ACCESS’
list, and ‘<nickname>’ has NOT ‘SET SECURE’ ON,
you do not need to supply a password. However,
if ‘<nickname>’ has ‘SET SECURE’ ON, you will
always need to supply the correct password.
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Syntax: ‘GHOST <nickname> [password]’
If you suddenly get disconnected from your isp or
the irc server, sometimes a ghosted client will
be left behind. This command can be used to
kill the ghosted client so you can get your
nickname back. If ‘<nickname>’ has ‘SET SECURE’
OFF, and you match a hostmask on ‘<nickname>s ACCESS LIST, then you do not need to supply a password.