User Commands

GROUP

 Syntax: /msg HostServ GROUP
 
 This command allows users to set the vhost of their
 CURRENT nick to be the vhost for all nicks in the same
 group.

OFF

 Syntax: /msg HostServ OFF

 Deactivates the vhost currently assigned to the nick in use.
 When you use this command any user who performs a /whois
 on you will see your real IP address.

 Syntax: /msg HostServ ON

 Activates the vhost currently assigned to the nick in use.
 When you use this command any user who performs a /whois
 on you will see the vhost instead of your real IP address.

WAITING

 Syntax: /msg HostServ WAITING

 This command retrieves the vhost requests.

Extras

OFFERLIST

Syntax: /msg HostServ OFFERLIST [vHost mask | entry-num | list]
                      OFFERLIST TAKE {vHost | entry-num}
List or take an offered vHost. The offers may contain substitution 
arguments which start with a '$': 
$account - Your account name (main display nick
$nick - Your current nick
$regdate - Date your nick was registered in YYYY-MM-DD
$regepoch - Time your nick was registered in epoch time
$netname - This IRC Network's Name
An [Invalid] after Your vHost means that substitution specific to 
you causes the Offer vHost to become invalid to the network. With 
no parameters a complete list is shown. You can filter that with 
a wildcard user@host or host mask, an entry-number, or a list 
(1-5 or 1-3,5 format).
The TAKE command requires either the exact Offer vHost a shown or 
the entry-number.

Services Admin Commands

ACTIVATE

Syntax: /msg HostServ ACTIVATE nick

 Activate the requested vHost for the given nick.
 A memo informing the user will also be sent.

DEL

 Syntax: /msg HostServ DEL <nick>

 Deletes the vhost assigned to the given nick from the
 database.

DELALL

 Syntax: /msg HostServ DELALL <nick>

 Deletes the vhost for all nicks in the same group as
 that of the given nick.

LIST

 Syntax: /msg HostServ LIST [ < key > | <#X-Y> ] 

 This command lists registered vhosts to the operator
 if a Key is specified, only entries whose nick or vhost match
 the pattern given in <key> are displayed e.g. Rob* for all
 entries beginning with "Rob"

 If a #X-Y style is used, only entries between the range of X
 and Y will be displayed, e.g. #1-3 will display the first 3
 nick/vhost entries.

 The list uses the value of NSListMax as a hard limit for the
 number of items to display to a operator at any 1 time.

REJECT

Syntax: /msg HostServ REJECT nick [reason]

Reject the requested vHost for the given nick.
A memo informing the user will also be sent, which includes the 
reason for the rejection if supplied.

REQUEST

Syntax: /msg HostServ REQUEST vhost

Request the given vHost to be activated for your nick by the
network administrators. Please be patient while your request
is being considered.

SET

 Syntax: /msg HostServ SET <nick> <hostmask>


 Sets the vhost for the given nick to that of the given
 hostmask.  If your IRCD supports vIdents, then using
 SET <nick> <ident>@<hostmask> set idents for users as
 well as vhosts.

SETALL

 Syntax: /msg HostServ SETALL <nick> <hostmask>.

 Sets the vhost for all nicks in the same group as that
 of the given nick.  If your IRCD supports vIdents, then
 using SETALL <nick> <ident>@<hostmask> will set idents
 for users as well as vhosts.

 * NOTE, this will not update the vhost for any nick's
 added to the group after this command was used.

Extras

OFFER

Syntax: /msg HostServ OFFER ADD +expiry vHost reason
                      OFFER DEL {vHost | entry-num | list}
                      OFFER LIST [vHost mask | entry-num | list
                      OFFER VIEW [vHost mask | entry-num | list
                      OFFER CLEAR
Offer specialized vHosts to your users. These offers can have a 
set expiry (limited time only offers) or be permanent. Arguments 
can be used to create unique to the user vHosts upon taking.

 The ADD command requires all 3 parameters. Expiry is specified 
as an integer followed by one of d (days), h (hours), or m (minutes). 
Combinations (such as 1h30m) are not permitted. If a unit specifier 
is not included, the default is days (so +30 by itself means 30 days). 

 To add an Offer which does not expire, use +0. vHost can be vIdent@vHost 
or just vHost and both can contain arguments for substitution. Note that 
the vIdent can only contain one argument and be 10 characters long.

 Available arguments are:
 $account - Display nick of the user's account
 $nick - Nick alias
 $regdate - Date  was registered in YYYY-MM-DD
 $regepoch - Time  was registered in epoch time
 $netname - Network Name
 The reason is visible to users.

 The DEL command requires a parameter, one of a vHost to match, an 
entry number, or a list of entry numbers (1-5 or 1-3,5 format). 
The LIST and VIEW commands can be used with no parameters or with one 
of the above parameters, for DEL. The CLEAR command clears all of the 
host offers from the list.

*Extras are modules that were added to our Anope Services, to help our network.