handle hostmask Adds a hostmask to a user's user record. Hostmask are used to identify your username on IRC. If a username is not speicifed, the hostmask will be added to the current logged in user. -host handle hostmask Removes a hostmask to a user's user record. Hostmask are used to identify your username on IRC. If a username is not speicifed, the hostmask will be removed from the current logged in user. +host handle Adds a new user record with the specified handle. -user handle Removes a user record with the specified handle. -user channel flags This lets you change the flags for a user. If a channel is specified, flags will be modified for that channel instead of globally. The channel does not have to exist. +user -user old_handle new_handle This changes handle for a user. handle password This will change user's password, or remove it if no password is supplied. newpass password This will change your password. chpass ((+/-)globflags(&/|)[(+/-)chanflags #channel]) / mask [start] limit Shows a list of users who satisfy given criteria. It can be used in two basic versions: 1) match flags (possibly channel flags too) 2) match nick or hostmask In either form it is possible to specify 'start' and/or 'limit' arguments, which tell the bot to dispay only 'limit' results, starting after sucessfully matched 'start' results. Default values for start and limit are 0 and 20 respectivly, which means 'display first 20 matches' When matching flags, it is possible to match against both global and/or channel flags by using delimiters '&' or '|' When matching masks, query will be matched against user's handle and his hostmasks. Wildcards are allowed. Examples: .match +o-m&+n #foo Find global ops who are not global masters, but *are* channel #foo owners. .match *!*@*.edu 30 10 Find users from edu domain but display only results 31-40 .match |-l #bar 5 Display first 5 halfops on #bar whois handle Displays information about a user, if specified. Otherwise shows your own info. match

path Shows the value of a configuration setting. For example: .get server.realname Current value: 'Mr. Egg Drop' To get the value of setting which is part of a list, specifiy its item number in square brackes ([]) after its name. For example: .get eggdrop.autoload.module[0] Current value: 'telnetparty' set unset path new value Sets a new value for the specified configuration setting. For example: .set server.realname Mr. Egg Drop Old value: 'Test Bot' New value: 'Mr Egg Drop' If you don't specify a new value, then the setting will be unset (null). get unset path Removes a value for the specified configuration setting. Same as calling .set without a value. get set