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title: Modules » m_remove | ||
layout: default | ||
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## Description | ||
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Provides a `/remove` command, this is mostly an alternative to | ||
`/kick`, except makes users appear to have parted the channel | ||
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## Configuration Tags | ||
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`<remove supportnokicks="yes">` | ||
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## Commands | ||
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`/REMOVE <nick> <channel> [message]` | ||
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Forceparts the user from the channel, requires halfops or higher. | ||
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`/FPART <channel> <nick> [message]` | ||
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This behaves identically to `/REMOVE`, the only difference is that | ||
that `<channel>` and `<nick>` parameters are switched around to match | ||
`/KICK`'s syntax. Also, `/REMOVE` is a builtin mIRC command which | ||
caused trouble for some users. This feature was added in the 1.1 | ||
branch. | ||
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## User Modes | ||
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This module does not implement any user modes. | ||
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## Channel Modes | ||
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This module does not implement any channel modes. | ||
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## Extended Bans | ||
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This module does not implement any extended bans. | ||
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## Notes | ||
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When `+haq` are enabled, then you may forcepart anyone with a equal or | ||
lower 'level' than you, and if you are `+a` or `+q` you do not require | ||
`+o` to use `/REMOVE`. | ||
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For example: | ||
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* UserA has modes +o | ||
* UserB has modes +oa (effectively +a) | ||
* UserC has modes +v | ||
* UserD has modes +q | ||
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In this example: | ||
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* UserA can only forcepart UserC as they are the only user with the same or lower level. | ||
* UserB can forcepart UserA and UserC, UserB's +o is ignored, as +a is 'higher' than it. | ||
* UserC can forcepart nobody, you must be at least a halfop to forcepart a user. | ||
* UserD can forcepart anyone on the channel, even though he doesn't have ops. | ||
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## Extra Resources | ||
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