Irc Commands:
Memoserv Commands
List
USAGE: /MemoServ LIST-MemoServ- Memo list for Nick1: To read, use: /msg MemoServ readThis command lists the first 20 of your memos. Each memo will have a number beside it that you will use when deciding which memo(s) you want to read, delete or undelete. If the number has a * beside it, that message is unread.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ LIST
-MemoServ- 1 Nick2 Tue 07/27/1999 14:31:13 GMT
-MemoServ- 2 Nick2 Tue 07/27/1999 15:18:10 GMT
-MemoServ- 3 Nick3 Tue 07/27/1999 17:25:34 GMT
-MemoServ- End of memo list.
You use this command to read the message(s) by the index number(s) given. Multiple messages can be read by the same command by separating each number by a comma without a space.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ Read 1,3
-MemoServ- Memo 1 from Nick2. To delete, use: /msg MemoServ del 1
-MemoServ- Hi there...make sure you come to the party next Thursday at 8pm
-MemoServ- Memo 3 from Nick3. To delete, use: /msg MemoServ del 3
-MemoServ- #SomeChannel >> There is a site now to help users with identd problems and open proxies http://kline.dal.net/proxy/wingate.htm might have a look..it's a good site.
To delete a memo in your memo list, look at the index number assigned for you by MemoServ. Then you can Mark for deletion the message(s) by the index number(s) given. Multiple messages can be marked for deletion by the same command by separating each number by a comma without a space. These memos are not removed from the database; they are merely marked (with a "D" in front of the index number) to be remove when you either disconnect from IRC (one way or another) or use the PURGE command.
DEL ALL is used to remove all memos from the MemoServ database irretrievably in one simple command.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ DEL 1,2
-MemoServ- Memo 1 has been marked as deleted.
-MemoServ- Memo 2 has been marked as deleted.
-MemoServ- Memo list for Hammer: To read, use: /msg MemoServ read
-MemoServ- D1 Nick2 Tue 07/27/1999 19:10:57 GMT
-MemoServ- D2 Nick2 Tue 07/27/1999 14:31:13 GMT
-MemoServ- 3 Nick3 Tue 07/27/1999 17:25:34 GMT
-MemoServ- End of memo list.EXAMPLE: /MemoServ DEL ALL
-MemoServ- All memos have been deleted and purged.
If you marked memos to be deleted but haven't yet purged them, you can undelete the message(s) by the index number(s) given in the MemoServ List. Multiple messages can be undeleted in the same command by separating each index number by a comma without a space. These memos have the mark for deletion flag removed so they won't be deleted.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ UNDEL 1,2
-MemoServ- Memo 1 has been marked as undeleted.
-MemoServ- Memo 2 has been marked as undeleted.
Once you have marked the message(s) you want gone for deletion, you have to use this command to permanently remove those memos which have been marked to be deleted. This command cannot be undone.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ PURGE
-MemoServ- Purged 2 memos from your account.
If your nick and the nick you want to send a memo to are both registered with NickServ, you can send a memo using this command. There is a limit of five memos per person to one nick and a limit of 255 characters per memo.
Channel memos are sent to everyone on the AOP and SOP lists and the founder. The ChanServ SET MEMO command determines if nobody, founder only, sops and founder only, or any aop or higher can send a memo to the channel.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ SEND Nick1 Hi there...i need help!
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ SEND #MyChannel There will be a channel meeting today at 4 EST.
Use this command to send a message to all SOPs and the channel founder. The ChanServ SET MEMO command determines if nobody, founder only, sops and founder only, or any aop or higher can send a memo to the SOPs of the channel.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ SENDSOP #MyChannel Ok...who removed Nick1's AOPs and why?
-MemoServ- #MyChannel (SOPs) >> Ok...who deleted Nick1's AOPs and why?
Forwarding is a convenient method of routing memos sent to one of your alternate nicks to your main nick so you can retrieve them from a single nick instead of having to switch to the other nick. Memos received by the forwarding nick are simply passed straight through to the primary nick.
If there is nothing after the FORWARD command, MemoServ will tell you if you have forwarding on for the current nick.
If there is a hyphen (dash or minus sign) after the FORWARD command, forwarding is turned off.
If there is a nick after the FORWARD, then there must either be a valid password for that nick or you must be on that nick's access list. If the password is correct for that nick, then memos are forwarded from then on to that nick until the forwarding is turned off or until the forwarding nick (not the nick receiving the forwarded memos) drops or expires.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ FORWARD
-MemoServ- Memos sent to Nick1 are forwarded to Nick2.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ FORWARD -
-MemoServ- Memo forwarding for Nick1 has been disabled.
EXAMPLE: /MemoServ FORWARD Nick2 f48G3goFet857
-MemoServ- Memos sent to Nick1 are now being forwarded to Nick2.