adding support for nefarious marks

[irc/evilnet/x3.git] / src / opserv.help

diff --git a/src/opserv.help b/src/opserv.help
index 47442a9c04a97c1648903329c3e622902c1d4a0c..ba675630086d8279f896a8ff96b95aff92dee5c9 100644 (file)
--- a/src/opserv.help
+++ b/src/opserv.help
@@ -290,6 +290,7 @@
         "$bSVSJOIN$b: Force users to join channel givin in chantarget criteria.",
         "$bSVSPART$b: Force part the matching clients out of the specified target channel.",
         "$bVERSION$b: Query for the users CTCP VERSION reply.",
+        "$bMARK$b:    Set a nefarius 'mark' named via the mark criteria as if the user were in that dnsbl.",
         "Note: By default, IRC operators are not affected by the KILL, GLINE, SHUN or GAG actions.  You can override this by specifying the $bABUSE OPERS$b criteria for a trace.  Even if you do specify $bABUSE OPERS$b, it will not affect opers at your access level or above.",
         "$uSee Also:$u trace criteria, trace"
         );
@@ -322,6 +323,7 @@
         "$bSILENT$b yes/no          If yes, AUTO is prepended to the gline message, making the gline silent in nefarious ircd.",
         "$bVERSION$b version        If they have been queried using the VERSION action and responded, they are matched if the reply they give matches.",
         "$CHANTARGET$b #channel     For use with SVSJOIN action, this specifies the channel they are svsjoined to.",
+        "$MARK$b mark               For use with the MARK action, this is what thety are marked with.",
         "Additionally, the $bCHANNEL$b target may be prefixed with @ to select channel operators, + to select voiced users (will not select chanops unless @ is also used), or - to select non-voiced non-chanop users.  For example, CHANNEL #foo will select all users in #foo; CHANNEL +#foo will select only users voiced in #foo; CHANNEL @+#foo will select ops and voiced users in #foo; etc.",
         "When searching on the criteria of nick, ident, or info, the search string can be another of the three, prefixed with a & character, to indicate that the match should compare each user's individual data.  For example, $binfo &nick$b would search for all users whose info matches their nick.  To search for that phrase explicitly, prefix the & with a backslash; e.g.: $binfo \&ident$b.",
         "$uSee Also:$u trace action, trace"
@@ -489,6 +491,23 @@
         "$uSee Also:$u ban, kick, kickban"
         );
 
+"MARK" ("/msg $O MARK <mark>",
+        "Sets a nefarious 'mark' on the user as if they are in <mark> dnsbl. ",
+        "(shows in /whois and prefixes their host, for easy banning)",
+        "Mark must be a-z0-9 or dash (-) 20 chars or less.",
+        "$uSee Also:$u trace action"
+        );
+
+"SVSJOIN" ("/msg $O SVSJOIN <nick> <#channel>",
+        "Forces nick to join #channel",
+        "$uSee Also:$u svspart, join, trace action"
+        );
+
+"SVSPART" ("/msg $O SVSPART <nick> <#channel>",
+        "Forces nick to part #channel",
+        "$uSee Also:$u svsjoin, part, trace action"
+        );
+
 "MODE" ("/msg $O MODE <#channel> <+/- mode>",
         "Sets the specified modes (but cannot include voice, ban or op changes) on a channel.",
         "If the channel is omitted, then $bmode$b will be done in the channel where the command was given.",