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Revision as of 22:59, 5 July 2014
Auto-OP is a feature that can be used to manage access for a channel. Whenever a user whose address matches an address in the auto-op list joins the channel, mIRC will automatically OP them.
The auto command can also be used to disable or enable this feature as well as add and remove users from and to the list.
This command has been superseded by the /aop command.
Synopsis
/auto -rw <nick/address> [#channel1,#channel2,...] [type] [network] /auto <on/off>
Switches
- -r - Indicates address/nick to should be removed
- -w - Auto-OP apply to any network
Parameters
- <on/off> - Turns the auto-op feature on/off.
- <nick/address> - The nickname or address of the person to be added to the auto-op list. Both nickname and addresses are acceptable. Addresses can be wildcard addresses.
- [#channel1,#channel2,...] - Channels to apply the auto-op to.
- [type] - Address type to be used.
- [network] - Optional network name to apply the auto-op to.
Example
;Turn on auto op /auto on ;Add Madgoat to the auto-op list. Address type 2, network Undernet /auto MadGoat 2 Undernet ;Remove Madgoat from the auto-op list /auto -r MadGoat 2 Undernet ;Turn off auto op /auto off
The above example will output:
* Auto-Op is on - * Added *!*@Example.com to auto-op list - * Removed *!*@Example.com from auto-op list - * Auto-Op is off
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v2.5a
See also
mIRC commands list