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| - | {{Related commands|[[ChanServ/addlamer|ADDLAMER]]<br />[[ChanServ/dellamer|DELLAMER]]<br />[[ChanServ/lamers|LAMERS]]}}< | + | {{Related commands|[[ChanServ/addlamer|ADDLAMER]]<br />[[ChanServ/dellamer|DELLAMER]]<br />[[ChanServ/lamers|LAMERS]]}}<div class="cmdsyn">ADDTIMEDLAMER <#channel> <mask|nickname> <duration> <span class="cmdsynopt">[reason]</span></div> |
Adds a timed lamer to the channel's lamers list, automatically expiring after the specified duration has elapsed. | Adds a timed lamer to the channel's lamers list, automatically expiring after the specified duration has elapsed. | ||
Revision as of 17:46, 2 May 2011
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| ADDLAMER DELLAMER LAMERS | |
ADDTIMEDLAMER <#channel> <mask|nickname> <duration> [reason]
Adds a timed lamer to the channel's lamers list, automatically expiring after the specified duration has elapsed.
An optional reason may be specified, which will be shown in any kick messages.
Lamers are hostmasks in the format of nick!user@host (just like channel bans), which ChanServ watches for and keeps users matching them out of your channel. When adding an entry, if it exactly matches an existing lamer, the reason will be updated. If the existing lamer was a timed lamer, it will be changed to a permanent lamer.
Note: Timed lamers can be removed with the DELLAMER command, just like permanent lamers.
Examples
| /msg ChanServ ADDTIMEDLAMER #chat 30m Joe | Adds a timed lamer matching Joe's current host to #chat's lamers list, which will expire in 30 minutes. |
| /msg ChanServ ADDLAMER #chat 2d *!*@some.host.com | Adds the mask *!*@some.host.com to #chat's lamers list, which will expire in 2 days. |
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