Server Commands/ACCOUNT

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-	'''Syntax:''' <code>ACCOUNT <target numeric> <~~type~~ flag> [<account\|fd cookie> [<timestamp> <serial>]]</code>	+	'''Syntax:''' <code>ACCOUNT <target numeric> <flag> [<account\|fd cookie> [<timestamp> <serial>]]</code>

-	Valid ~~types~~ are as follows:	+	Valid values for <code><flag></code> are as follows:

	* '''R''' - Register		* '''R''' - Register
-	* '''A''' - ~~LOC authorization~~	+	* '''A''' - Login-on-connect authorized (successful)
-	* '''D''' - ~~LOC~~ denied	+	* '''D''' - Login-on-connect denied (failed)
	* '''U''' - Unregister		* '''U''' - Unregister
	* '''M''' - Rename		* '''M''' - Rename
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	Numeric Type Account\|FD Cookie Timestamp Serial		Numeric Type Account\|FD Cookie Timestamp Serial
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-	1* Az AC ABAAC R ~~JoeUser~~ 1037526164 4056 -- Register	+	1* Az AC ABAAC R Joe 1037526164 4056 -- Register
-	2* Az AC AB A .15.1835576208 1037526164 4056 -- LOC authorized	+	2* Az AC AB A .15.1835576208 1037526164 4056 -- LOC authorized
-	3* Az AC AB D .15.1835576208 1037526164 -- LOC denied	+	3* Az AC AB D .15.1835576208 1037526164 -- LOC denied
-	4* Az AC ABAAC U -- Unregister	+	4* Az AC ABAAC U -- Unregister
-	5* Az AC ABAAC M ~~J0eUser~~ -- Rename</pre>	+	5* Az AC ABAAC M Bob 4056.dbx -- Rename</pre>

-	The <code>ACCOUNT</code> command implements a login system for ircd-darenet. When received by the user's server, the user (specified by <target> - the user's numnick) is considered logged in to the <account>. The <timestamp> parameter specifies a timestamp that can be used to determine which version of the user's account the user is logged in to; this can be used by service bots as a way of distinguishing hacked accounts from legitimate user logins.

-	The <~~serial~~> ~~parameter may be an arbitrary value. On DareNET, it is used to pass the unique identifier for the account, and optionally~~ a ~~unique identifier~~ for ~~the database used~~.	+	The <code>ACCOUNT</code> commands implements a login system for ircd-darenet.

-	Unlike ircu, ircd-darenet allows for users to be logged out of an account without killing the user's IRC session. ~~NOTE:~~ users cannot log themselves out. A user remains logged in until one of the following conditions apply:	+	When received by the user's server, the user is considered logged in to the <code>account</code>. The <code>timestamp</code> parameter specifies a timestamp that can be used to determine which version of the account the user is logged in to; this can be used by service bots as a way of distinguishing hacked accounts from legitimate user logins.
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		+	The <code>serial</code> parameter may be an arbitrary value. On DareNET, it is used to pass the account's unique identifier, and, in some instances, a unique identifier for the database used.
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		+	Unlike stock ircu, ircd-darenet allows for users to be logged out of an account without killing the user's IRC session. Note, users cannot log themselves out. A user remains logged in until one of the following conditions apply:

	* The account is unregistered through NickServ.		* The account is unregistered through NickServ.
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	* The user disconnects.		* The user disconnects.

-	Since ircd-darenet propagates the account name, timestamp and serial when re-introducting users during net junctions, services bots will be able to ~~see that~~ a user is logged in and set their appropriate internal state. This means that users will stay logged in regardless of netsplits and nickname changes.	+	Since ircd-darenet propagates the account name, timestamp and serial when re-introducting users during net junctions, services bots will be able to determine if a user has logged in and set their appropriate internal state. This means that users will stay logged in regardless of netsplits and nickname changes.
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-	The account is only used by ircd-darenet for pre-logging in users while they're connecting (e.g. login-on-connect), for umode +R & cmodes +R/M, host hiding and for application of channel bans, exceptions and silence masks. ircd-darenet does not otherwise use account information.	+
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-	ACCOUNT is intended to be issued by service bots on the network. The login-on-connect system is based on IAuth, which causes the server to introduce the client as logged in, just as during net junctions.	+
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		+	<code>ACCOUNT</code> is intended to be issued by service bots on the network. The login-on-connect system is based on IAuth, which causes the server to introduce the client as logged in, just as during net junctions.

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