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'''List all users with an access level lower than or equal to 10''' | '''List all users with an access level lower than or equal to 10''' | ||
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/ulist allows you to list the access levels of users based on a certain criteria.
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Synopsis[edit]
/ulist [<|>] <level>
Switches[edit]
- > - Display all users with access greater than or equal to the level parameter specified.
- < - Display all users with access less than or equal to the level parameter specified.
Parameters[edit]
- N - This specifies the access level that you wish to list.
Examples[edit]
List all users with an access level lower than or equal to 10
/ulist <10
This would result in something similar to the screenshot below:
List users with access level greater than or equal to 5
/ulist >5
List users with access level equal to 3
/ulist 3
See also[edit]
mIRC commands list