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Server Notice Masks (SNOMASK)

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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.
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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.
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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.
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<div class="cmdsyn">Usage: /mode <nick> +s  [+/-][flag]</div>
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Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][mask]
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{| class="simpletable" width="97%" style="font-size: 85%; text-align: left;"
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{| class="wikitable" width="97%" style="font-size: 85%; text-align: left;"
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|-  
|-  
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! style="text-align: left" | Mask
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! style="text-align: left; width: 120px;" | Mask
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!
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! style="text-align: left" | Flag
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! style="text-align: left" | Hex Value
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! style="text-align: left" | Description
! style="text-align: left" | Description
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|-
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| 1
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| SNO_CONNEXIT
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| SNO_OLDSNO
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| +c
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| 0x1
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| Client connections and exits.
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| Old unsorted messages.
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|-
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| 2
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| SNO_DEBUG
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| SNO_SERVKILL
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| +d
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| 0x2
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| Server debug messages (debugmode only).
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| Server Kills (nick collisions).
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|-
|-
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| 4
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| SNO_TCPCOMMON
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| SNO_OPERKILL
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| +e
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| 0x4
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| Common TCP and socket error messages.
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| Oper Kills.
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|-
|-
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| 8
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| SNO_GLINE
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| SNO_HACK2
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| +g
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| 0x8
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| G-lines/Z-line/Shun messages.
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| Desync messages.
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|-
|-
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| 16
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| SNO_AUTO
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| SNO_HACK3
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| +G
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| 0x10
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| Auto G-line/Z-line/Shun messages.
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| Temporary desync messages.
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|-
|-
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| 32
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| SNO_IPMISMATCH
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| SNO_UNAUTH
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| +i
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| 0x20
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| IP mismatch messages.
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| Unauthorized connection messages.
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|-
|-
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| 64
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| SNO_HACK4
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| SNO_TCPCOMMON
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| +j
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| 0x40
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| HACK4 messages (services actions on channels).
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| Common TCP or socket errors.
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|-
|-
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| 128
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| SNO_SERVKILL
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| SNO_TOOMANY
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| +k
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| 0x80
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| Server kill messages.
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| Too many connections messages.
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|-
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|-  
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| 256
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| SNO_OPERKILL
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| SNO_HACK4
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| +K
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| 0x100
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| Oper kill messages.
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| Services actions on channels (ChanServ/OperServ).
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|-
|-
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| 512
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| SNO_NICKCHG
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| SNO_GLINE
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| +n
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| 0x200
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| Nickname changes.
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| G-line notifications.
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| SNO_OLDREALOP
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| +o
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| Old oper-only messages.
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|-
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| SNO_TOOMANY
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| +r
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| Too many connections rejection messages.
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|-
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| 1024
 
| SNO_NETWORK
| SNO_NETWORK
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| 0x400
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| +R
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| Net join/break notices, etc.
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| Routing messages (e.g., net.join/breaks).
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|-
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| 2048
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| SNO_OLDSNO
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| SNO_IPMISMATCH
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| +s
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| 0x800
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| Unsorted server notices.
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| IP mismatch notifications.
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|-
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| 4096
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| SNO_UNAUTH
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| SNO_THROTTLE
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| +u
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| 0x1000
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| Unauthorized connection messages.
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| Host throttle add/remove notices.
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|-
|-
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| 8192
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| SNO_SERVICEKILL
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| SNO_OLDREALOP
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| +x
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| 0x2000
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| Services kill messages.
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| Old oper-only messages (/oper attempts, etc).
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|-
|-
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| 16384
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| SNO_HACK3
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| SNO_CONNEXIT
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| +z
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| 0x4000
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| HACK3 messages (desyncs).
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| Client connect/disconnect notices.
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|-
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| SNO_HACK2
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| +Z
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| HACK2 messages (temporary desyncs).
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|-
|}
|}
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==Example Usage==
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If you wanted to receive only operkills, you would use the following:
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/mode <nick> +s +K
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To receive both operkills and glines,  you would use:
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/mode <nick> +s +gK
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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
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/mode <nick> +s +R
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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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<pre>/mode <nick> +s -R
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or
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/mode <nick> -s +R</pre>
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To view a list of all SNOMASKs you are subscribed to, use:
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<pre>/mode <nick></pre>
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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.
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Current revision as of 19:03, 7 May 2011

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

Usage: /mode <nick> +s [+/-][flag]
Mask Flag Description
SNO_CONNEXIT +c Client connections and exits.
SNO_DEBUG +d Server debug messages (debugmode only).
SNO_TCPCOMMON +e Common TCP and socket error messages.
SNO_GLINE +g G-lines/Z-line/Shun messages.
SNO_AUTO +G Auto G-line/Z-line/Shun messages.
SNO_IPMISMATCH +i IP mismatch messages.
SNO_HACK4 +j HACK4 messages (services actions on channels).
SNO_SERVKILL +k Server kill messages.
SNO_OPERKILL +K Oper kill messages.
SNO_NICKCHG +n Nickname changes.
SNO_OLDREALOP +o Old oper-only messages.
SNO_TOOMANY +r Too many connections rejection messages.
SNO_NETWORK +R Routing messages (e.g., net.join/breaks).
SNO_OLDSNO +s Unsorted server notices.
SNO_UNAUTH +u Unauthorized connection messages.
SNO_SERVICEKILL +x Services kill messages.
SNO_HACK3 +z HACK3 messages (desyncs).
SNO_HACK2 +Z HACK2 messages (temporary desyncs).

Example Usage

If you wanted to receive only operkills, you would use the following: 

/mode <nick> +s +K

To receive both operkills and glines, you would use: 

/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 

/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: 

/mode <nick> +s -R

 or

/mode <nick> -s +R

To view a list of all SNOMASKs you are subscribed to, use: 

/mode <nick>


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.

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