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DogTag
tutorial v1.03
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REGISTER |
| Syntax:
/privmsg dogtag@services.chatnet.org REGISTER <password>
<e-mail address> |
| Registers
the current nickname you're using. Valid Email addresses
are a must. Currently you can set your own password, but
if you forget your pass, we wont be able to help you with
out a valid email address. At a future point you wont
be able to pick your own password. It will be emailed
to you, then you'll change it to the one you want. None
of the CService officials will send you any e-mail messages
to your address unless it's necessary. |
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IDENTIFY |
| Syntax:
/privmsg dogtag@services.chatnet.org IDENTIFY <password> |
| This
is how you will identify yourself to DogTag. This is somewhat
similar to the old Auth command. You will not have access
to your channel or K9 if you don't identify. Identifying
once gives you access on all channels you're added. Channel
owners can identify for their channels through a password.
This gives them the right to use the founder commands
(ULevel: 500). Every time your reconnect on ChatNet or
the services are restarted, you must identify to DogTag,
otherwise you will have no access. |
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ACCESS |
| Syntax:
/privmsg dogtag ACCESS <list | add | del> |
| Modify
the list of authorized addresses. This takes place of
ADDMASK. |
| List:
/privmsg dogtag ACCESS list |
| Gives
you a list of the user@hosts allowed to be used for your
nickname. |
| Add:
/privmsg dogtag ACCESS add <user@host> |
| Allows
you to add a host permission to your nickname. |
| Del:
/privmsg dogtag ACCESS del <user@host> |
| Allows
you to remove a user@host from your nickname access list. |
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LINK |
| Syntax:
/privmsg dogtag LINK <nickname you're linking to>
<password of the nickname you're linking to> |
| Make
your nick an alias for another. The nickname you're linking
to will have access on every channel you have access. |
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SET |
| Syntax:
/privmsg dogtag SET <option> <parameters> |
| Set
various options. |
| Password:
/privmsg dogtag@services.chatnet.org SET password
<new password> |
| Set
a new dogtag password. |
| Language:
/privmsg
dogtag SET language <1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9> |
| Changes
the language dogtag uses to message you. Default is english.
Supported languages: 1 = english, 2 = dutch, 3 = german,
4 = italian, 5 = japanese (SJIS encoding), 6 = japanese
(EUC encoding), 7 = purtuguese, 8 = spanish, 9 = turkish. |
| URL:
/privmsg
dogtag SET url <web address you want listed> |
| Sets
the URL address in INFO. Address must be in http://hostname[:port]/
or ftp:// etc.. |
| Email:
/privmsg
dogtag SET email <valid e-mail address> |
| Sets
the e-mail address used with dogtag. Should be a valid
email address in case of lost passwords. Default e-mail
is the one you registered with. |
| Kill:
/privmsg
dogtag SET kill <on|quick|off> |
| Sets
Kill mode on so if someone uses your nick and doesn't
send in the correct password they will be killed. 'quick'
kills the nickname in 20 seconds. |
| Private:
/privmsg
dogtag SET private <on|off> |
| Sets
so your nickname doesn't show up in LIST. |
| Hide:
/privmsg
dogtag SET hide <email|usermask|quit> <on|of> |
| Allows
you to hide certain information in the INFO |
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RECOVER |
| Syntax:
/privmsg dogtag@services.chatnet.org RECOVER <nickname>
<password> |
| Kill
another user who has taken your nick. |
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RELEASE |
| Syntax:
/msg dogtag@services.chatnet.org RELEASE<nickname>
<password> |
| This
command instructs DogTag to remove any hold on your nickname
that is caused by automatic kill protection or use of
the RECOVER command. By default, such holds last for one
minute. Using this command will get rid of them sooner.
In order to use the RELEASE command for a nick, your current
address as shown in /WHOIS must be on that nick's access
list, or you must supply the correct password for the
nickname. |
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GHOST |
| Syntax:
/privmsg
dogtag@services.chatnet.org GHOST <nickname> <password> |
| Kills
off your nickname if you've been disconnected from the
server and your nickname remains. |
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INFO |
| Syntax:
/privmsg
dogtag INFO <nickname> [all] |
| Displays
information about the given nickname. |
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STATUS |
| Syntax:
/privmsg
dogtag STATUS <nicknames> |
| Allows
you to check status of the given nickname(s). Up to sixteen
nicknames may be sent with each command; the rest will
be ignored. No error message is generated if no nickname
is given. |
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| DogTag
tutorial last updated by Li0nheart
at 18/01/2004 06.19 (GMT +2) |
