Server Notice Masks (SNOMASK) - Revision history

Admin at 19:03, 7 May 2011

2011-05-07T19:03:17Z

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	Server notice masks (snomask) allow clients to specify which types of server notices they'd like to receive while they have usermode +s. The <code>flag</code> argument may, optionally, be omitted, and reasonable defaults will be used instead.		Server notice masks (snomask) allow clients to specify which types of server notices they'd like to receive while they have usermode +s. The <code>flag</code> argument may, optionally, be omitted, and reasonable defaults will be used instead.

-	<div class="cmdsyn">Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]</div>	+	<div class="cmdsyn">Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]</div>

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2011-05-07T19:02:52Z

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-	~~Service~~ notice masks (snomask) allow clients to specify which types of server notices they'd like to receive while they have usermode +s. The ~~mask~~ may optionally be omitted, and reasonable defaults will be used ~~by the server~~.	+	Server notice masks (snomask) allow clients to specify which types of server notices they'd like to receive while they have usermode +s. The <code>flag</code> argument may, optionally, be omitted, and reasonable defaults will be used instead.

-	Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]	+	<div class="cmdsyn">Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]</div>

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2010-09-20T03:16:01Z

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	Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]		Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]

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	! style="text-align: left; width: 120px;" \| Mask		! style="text-align: left; width: 120px;" \| Mask
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-	~~==Default Masks==~~
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-	* '''standard +s:''' has no effect on DareNET
-	* '''standard +s when opered (+o/O):''' SNO_DEFAULT \| SNO_HACK2 \| SNO_HACK4 \| SNO_THROTTLE \| SNO_OLDSNO

	==Example Usage==		==Example Usage==

2010-05-27T01:39:50Z

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	/mode <nick> +s +gK		/mode <nick> +s +gK

-	If you are already receiving notices, and you'd like to add an additional notice, for example SNO_NETWORK (e.g. netjoins/breaks), you'd just use ~~its value:~~	+	If you are already receiving notices, and you'd like to add an additional notice, for example SNO_NETWORK (e.g. netjoins/breaks), you'd just use

-	/mode <nick> +s +~~1024~~	+	/mode <nick> +s +R

	If you would like to stop receiving such notices, for example SNO_NETWORK, but continue receiving other notices, you'd use:		If you would like to stop receiving such notices, for example SNO_NETWORK, but continue receiving other notices, you'd use:
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	/mode <nick> -s +R</pre>		/mode <nick> -s +R</pre>
		+
		+	To view a list of all SNOMASKs you are subscribed to, use:
		+
		+	<pre>/mode <nick></pre>

2010-05-27T01:38:47Z

2009-12-29T23:45:22Z

Updating category listing

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	While users can set +s, they will not receive any notices on DareNET. Opers who set +s will automatically receive netjoins/breaks, operkills, glines and HACK notices.		While users can set +s, they will not receive any notices on DareNET. Opers who set +s will automatically receive netjoins/breaks, operkills, glines and HACK notices.

-	[[Category:Documentation]]	+	[[Category:All]] [[Category:Documentation]]

2009-06-04T05:32:13Z

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	\| 0x10000		\| 0x10000
	\| Debug messages (DEBUGMODE only)		\| Debug messages (DEBUGMODE only)
		+	\|-
		+
		+	\| 131072
		+	\| SNO_NICKCHG
		+	\| 0x20000
		+	\| See nickname changes
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

2009-06-04T05:30:53Z

Default Masks

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	* '''standard +s:''' has no effect on DareNET		* '''standard +s:''' has no effect on DareNET
-	* '''standard +s when opered (+o/O):''' SNO_DEFAULT \| SNO_HACK2 \| SNO_HACK4 \| SNO_OLDSNO	+	* '''standard +s when opered (+o/O):''' SNO_DEFAULT \| SNO_HACK2 \| SNO_HACK4 \| SNO_THROTTLE \| SNO_OLDSNO

	==Example Usage==		==Example Usage==

2009-06-04T05:20:46Z

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	\| SNO_GLINE		\| SNO_GLINE
	\| 0x200		\| 0x200
-	\| G-line notifications.	+	\| G-line / Shun notifications.
	\|-		\|-

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	\| 0x4000		\| 0x4000
	\| Client connect/disconnect notices.		\| Client connect/disconnect notices.
		+	\|-
		+
		+	\| 32768
		+	\| SNO_AUTO
		+	\| 0x8000
		+	\| AUTO G-lines / Shuns .
		+	\|-
		+
		+	\| 65536
		+	\| SNO_DEBUG
		+	\| 0x10000
		+	\| Debug messages (DEBUGMODE only)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

2008-04-06T06:34:45Z

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	Service notice masks (snomask) allow clients to specify which types of server notices they'd like to receive while they have usermode +s. The mask may optionally be omitted, and reasonable defaults will be used by the server.		Service notice masks (snomask) allow clients to specify which types of server notices they'd like to receive while they have usermode +s. The mask may optionally be omitted, and reasonable defaults will be used by the server.

-	The descriptions given below are probably best understood by those who are familiar with C syntax. Additionally, this document makes no attempt to explain the hexadecimal values given below. It is assumed the reader has familiarity with ~~bot~~.	+	The descriptions given below are probably best understood by those who are familiar with C syntax. Additionally, this document makes no attempt to explain the hexadecimal values given below. It is assumed the reader has familiarity with both.

	Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][mask]		Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][mask]