Translations:Erweiterte Bans/8/en
| Banmode | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ~a | ~account | If a user is logged into services with that account name, this ban applies.
Example: +e ~account:Name |
| ~c | ~channel | If the user is in this room, they cannot join. A prefix can also be specified (+/%/@/&/~), which means it will only match if the user has those rights or higher on the specified Room.
Example: +b ~channel:#lamers +e ~channel:@#trusted |
| ~C | ~country | The GEOIP module attempts to map user IP addresses to a country code such as NL and US. This allows you to ban or exempt a user based on the two-letter country code.
Example: +b ~country:NL +e ~country:NL |
| ~O | ~operclass | If the user is an IRCop and is logged in with an oper block with a matching oper::operclass name, then it will match. This allows you to create rooms that only certain types of operators can join. Set +i and use +I.
Example: +iI ~operclass:*admin* |
| ~r | ~realname | If a user's real name matches this, they cannot join.
Example: +b ~realname:*Stupid_bot_script* NOTE: An underscore ('_') matches both a space (' ') and an underscore ('_'), so this ban would match 'Stupid Bot Script v1.4'. |
| ~G | ~security | If a user's security group matches this, they cannot join.
Example: +b ~security::group:unknown-user |
| ~S | ~certfp | If a user is using SSL/TLS with a client certificate, you can match the certificate's thumbprint (which you can see in /WHOIS). Good for prohibition and invitation exceptions. Example: +iI ~certfp:00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff.. |