Extended Bans

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With this function you have extended functions a ban and can set them specifically.

These bans allow you to do bans based on things other than the traditional nick!user@hostmask

For example, /MODE #chan +e ~account:SomeAccount can be used to add a ban.

Group 1 time limit

The following ban type can be used before any (ext)ban:

+t | ~ time | Timed locks are automatically released by the server after the specified number of minutes. Example: +b ~time:3:*!*@hostname

These ban types indicate which actions are affected by a ban.

Watch Table


Banmode	Name	Description
~q	~quiet	People matching these bans can join but cannot speak unless they have +v or higher. Example: +bb ~quiet:!@blah.blah.com ~quiet:nick!@*
~n	~nickchange	People matching these bans cannot change nicks unless they have +v or higher. Example: +bb ~nickchange:!@.uk ~nickchangen:nick!@
~j	~join	Users to whom this applies are not allowed to join the room. However, if they are already in the room, they can still talk, change nicks, etc.
~m	~msgbypass	Bypass message restrictions. This extended ban is only available as a ban exception (+e) and not as a ban (+b). The syntax is: +e ~msgbypass:type:mask. Valid types are: "external" (Bypass +n), "censor" (Bypass +G), "moderated" (Bypass +m/+M), "color" (Bypass +S/+c), and "notice". (Bypass +T). Some examples: Allow an IP to bypass +m and +n: +e ~msgbypass:moderated:!@192.168.1.1 +e ~msgbypass:external:!@192.168.1.1 Allow the 'ColorBot' account to bypass color Limitations: +e ~msgbypass:color:~account:ColorBot
~f	~forward	If a user meets the ban or other limits (eg +l/+k/etc), he will be redirected to the specified room. Example: +b ~forward:#badisp:!@*.isp.xx

These bantypes introduce new criteria that can be used:


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..

These bantypes are special and don't fit anywhere else:


Banmode	Name	Description
~T	~text	Channel specific text filtering. Supports two actions: censor and block. Two examples: +b ~text:censor:badword and +b ~text:block:something
~p	~partmsg	Hides partial/completion messages for matching users. Example: +b ~partmsg:!@*.isp.com

* You may stack 2nd group advanced locks with 3rd group.

For example, +b ~quiet:~channel:#lamers would quiet all users who are also in #lamers.

* Prohibitions from group 3 may also be used for invitation exceptions (+I),

like +I ~channel:@#trusted and +I ~account:accountname.

* You may precede each extended ban with a time limit (group 1),

and any concatenation of Group 1 + Group 2 + Group 3: +b ~time:60:~join:~country:BD