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<help service="chanserv"> |
<help service="chanserv"> |
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<topic name="LISTOP"> |
<topic name="LISTOP"> |
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<command name="LISTOP"> |
<command name="LISTOP"> |
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<syntax> |
<syntax> |
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/ChanServ LISTOP #<channel> <-n/-l> <nick/level> |
/ChanServ LISTOP #<channel> <-n/-l> <nick/level> |
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</syntax> |
</syntax> |
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<desc> |
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<desc> |
LISTOP lists users with access to the channel. You can |
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LISTOP lists users with access to the channel. You can |
use either -n or -l, but not both. If you use -l, it |
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use either -n or -l, but not both. If you use -l, it |
will display all ops in the channel with that level. |
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will display all ops in the channel with that level. |
If you use -n, it will show the entry for the nick you |
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If you use -n, it will show the entry for the nick you |
specify. You must be an op on the channel in question |
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specify. You must be an op on the channel in question |
to use this command. |
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to use this command. |
</desc> |
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</desc> |
<examples> |
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<ex pre="To list all of the ops on #10thKingdom:"> |
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<examples> |
/ChanServ listop #10thKingdom |
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<ex pre="To list all of the ops on #10thKingdom:"> |
</ex> |
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/ChanServ listop #10thKingdom |
<ex pre="To find out the op level of Grumpy on #10thKingdom:"> |
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</ex> |
/ChanServ listop #10thKingdom -n Grumpy |
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<ex pre="To find out the op level of Grumpy on #10thKingdom:"> |
</ex> |
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/ChanServ listop #10thKingdom -n Grumpy |
<ex pre="To list all ops with level 10 access in #10thKingdom:"> |
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</ex> |
/ChanServ listop #10thKingdom -l 10 |
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<ex pre="To list all ops with level 10 access in #10thKingdom:"> |
</ex> |
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/ChanServ listop #10thKingdom -l 10 |
</examples> |
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</ex> |
</command> |
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</examples> |
</topic> |
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</command> |
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</topic> |
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</help> |
</help> |