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| - | {{Services | + | {{Services|CHANSERV - Command: LAMERS}} |
| - | + | {{ServicesDesc2 | syntax = /ChanServ LAMERS <#channel> [<mask<nowiki>|</nowiki>nickname>] | |
| - | + | |main = The LAMERS command lists all permanent and timed lamer entries for a channel. | |
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| - | The LAMERS command lists all permanent and timed lamer entries for a channel. | + | |
Lamers are hostmasks in the form of nick!user@host which ChanServ watches for, keeps users matching them out of your channel. | Lamers are hostmasks in the form of nick!user@host which ChanServ watches for, keeps users matching them out of your channel. | ||
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If a hostmask with no wildcards is specified, only lamer entries that exactly match the hostmask will be shown; otherwise, if a hostmask with wildcards is specified, lamer entries covered by the given hostmask will be shown. | If a hostmask with no wildcards is specified, only lamer entries that exactly match the hostmask will be shown; otherwise, if a hostmask with wildcards is specified, lamer entries covered by the given hostmask will be shown. | ||
| - | + | |see = [[ChanServ/addlamer|ADDLAMER]], [[ChanServ/dellamer|DELLAMER]], [[ChanServ/addtimedlamer|ADDTIMEDLAMER]]}} | |
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Revision as of 23:34, 6 November 2009
| CHANSERV - Command: LAMERS |
Usage: /ChanServ LAMERS <#channel> [<mask|nickname>] |
| The LAMERS command lists all permanent and timed lamer entries for a channel.
Lamers are hostmasks in the form of nick!user@host which ChanServ watches for, keeps users matching them out of your channel. If a nickname is specified, only lamer entries that visibly match that user will be shown. If a hostmask with no wildcards is specified, only lamer entries that exactly match the hostmask will be shown; otherwise, if a hostmask with wildcards is specified, lamer entries covered by the given hostmask will be shown. |
See Also: ADDLAMER, DELLAMER, ADDTIMEDLAMER |
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