CHANNEL PROPERTY: AUTOVOICE
Usage: PROP <#channel> AUTOVOICE [<ON|OFF>]
If the AUTOVOICE property is set to ON, then every user joining the channel will be voiced by the server. Default is OFF.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia autovoice
/prop #Philadelphia autovoice on
See also: CMODE +v
CHANNEL PROPERTY: CLOSEBY
Usage: PROP <#channel> CLOSEBY
If a channel was closed, the CLOSEBY property contains the nickname of the operator who closed it.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia closeby
See also: PROP CMODE CLOSED and PROP CMODE CLOSETIME
CHANNEL PROPERTY: CLOSED
Usage: PROP <#channel> CLOSED
If a channel was closed, the CLOSED property contains the reason why it was closed.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia closed
See also: PROP CMODE CLOSEBY and PROP CMODE CLOSETIME
CHANNEL PROPERTY: CLOSETIME
Usage: PROP <#channel> CLOSETIME
If a channel was closed, the CLOSETIME property contains the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when it was closed.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia closetime
See also: PROP CMODE CLOSED and PROP CMODE CLOSEBY
CHANNEL PROPERTY: CREATION
Usage: PROP <#channel> CREATION
The CREATION property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the channel was created.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia creation
CHANNEL PROPERTY: DESC
Usage: PROP <#channel> DESC [<description>]
The DESC property carries a short description of the channel, it will be set to the description given when you ATTACH a channel to your nickname, but can be changed later on by simply setting it to something else.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia desc
/prop #Philadelphia desc my favourite channel!
See also: ATTACH
CHANNEL PROPERTY: FREEZEBY
Usage: PROP <#channel> FREEZEBY
The FREEZEBY property holds the name of the operator who froze the channel.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia freezeby
Note: this property is only set if the channel is frozen, see PROP CHANNEL FROZEN.
CHANNEL PROPERTY: FREEZETIME
Usage: PROP <#channel> FREEZETIME
The FREEZETIME property tells you when the channel was frozen.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia freezetime
Note: this property is only set if the channel is frozen, see PROP CHANNEL FROZEN.
CHANNEL PROPERTY: FROZEN
Usage: PROP <#channel> FROZEN
The FROZEN property is set if a channel was frozen and states the reason for the freezing.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia frozen
See also PROP CHANNEL FREEZEBY and PROP CHANNEL FREEZETIME.
CHANNEL PROPERTY: JOINMUTE
Usage: PROP <#channel> JOINMUTE [<seconds>]
The JOINMUTE property lets you specify the number of seconds a user cannot speak in the channel after joining it. The maximal value is 15 seconds.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia joinmute
/prop #Philadelphia joinmute 3
CHANNEL PROPERTY: JOINSPERSEC
Usage: PROP <#channel> JOINSPERSEC [<limit>]
The JOINSPERSEC property lets you specify the number of joins you want to allow per second.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia joinspersec
/prop #Philadelphia joinspersec 3
CHANNEL PROPERTY: KEY
Usage: PROP <#channel> KEY [<key>]
The KEY property contains the key that is set for the channel, if CMODE +k is set.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia key
/prop #Philadelphia key jnLtT5OeGa
/prop #Philadelphia key :
Note: in order to unset the key with PROP, you need to specify a ':' as parameter, to set the key to an empty string.
CHANNEL PROPERTY: LANGUAGE
Usage: PROP <#channel> LANGUAGE [<language code>]
The LANGUAGE property allows you to set a preferred language for the channel. The parameter must be a valid ISO 639 language code.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia language
/prop #Philadelphia language en
/prop #Philadelphia language de
CHANNEL PROPERTY: LASTJOIN
Usage: PROP <#channel> LASTJOIN
The LASTJOIN property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of the last time someone joined the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia lastjoin
CHANNEL PROPERTY: LIMIT
Usage: PROP <#channel> LIMIT [<OFF|limit>]
The LIMIT property contains the currently set limit of users in the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia limit
/prop #Philadelphia limit 31
/prop #Philadelphia limit off
See also: CMODE +l
CHANNEL PROPERTY: MARKBY
Usage: PROP <#channel> MARKBY
If a channel was marked, the MARKBY property contains the nickname of the operator who marked it.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia markby
See also: PROP CMODE MARKED and PROP CMODE MARKTIME
CHANNEL PROPERTY: MARKED
Usage: PROP <#channel> MARKED
If a channel was marked, the MARKED property contains the reason why it was marked.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia marked
See also: PROP CMODE MARKBY and PROP CMODE MARKTIME
CHANNEL PROPERTY: MARKTIME
Usage: PROP <#channel> MARKTIME
If a channel was marked, the MARKTIME property contains the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when it was marked.
Privilege: operator
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia marktime
See also: PROP CMODE MARKED and PROP CMODE MARKBY
CHANNEL PROPERTY: MEMOLEVEL
Usage: PROP <#channel> MEMOLEVEL [<UOP|VOP|AOP|SOP|MGR>]
The MEMOLEVEL property allows to specify what level of access is needed in a channel in order to send memos to all users on a certain access list of it.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia memolevel
/prop #Philadelphia memolevel aop
See also: MEMO
CHANNEL PROPERTY: OPGUARD
Usage: PROP <#channel> OPGUARD [<ON|OFF>]
The OPGUARD property specifies whether a user has to be added to an access list in order to be made operator in the channel. If OPGUARD is set to ON, then you can't set CMODE +o for a user who isn't at least AOP of the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia opguard
/prop #Philadelphia opguard on
See also: CMODE +o and ACCESS
CHANNEL PROPERTY: OVERFLOW
Usage: PROP <#channel> OVERFLOW
The OVERFLOW property contains the overflow channel, if one is set.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia overflow
See also: CMODE +O
CHANNEL PROPERTY: PEAKUSERS
Usage: PROP <#channel> PEAKUSERS
The PEAKUSERS property contains the highest number of users seen in the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia peakusers
CHANNEL PROPERTY: RATING
Usage: PROP <#channel> RATING [<NR|G|PG|MA>] [<L|S|V>]
The RATING property can carry a rating similar to US TV guide ratings, valid values are NR, G, PG, and MA for Not Rated, General Audience, Parental Guidance, and Mature Audience respectively.
Additionally, it may contain a second parameter with the flags L, S, V to indicate crude Language, Sexual content, and Violence, that may be commonly found in the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia rating
/prop #Philadelphia rating MA VL
/prop #Philadelphia rating G
/prop #Philadelphia rating NR
See also: PROP NICK CONTENT, PROP CHANNEL AGECHECK
CHANNEL PROPERTY: REJOINTRACK
Usage: PROP <#channel> REJOINTRACK [<seconds>]
The REJOINTRACK property lets you set the number of seconds a user must wait before he/she can rejoin the channel after parting it. The maximal value is 60 seconds.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia rejointrack
/prop #Philadelphia rejointrack 3
CHANNEL PROPERTY: SUBJECT
Usage: PROP <#channel> SUBJECT [<keywords>]
The SUBJECT property contains keywords that have something to do with the channel, you can set these to describe your channel. It also enables users to use /LIST -S= to list all channels containing the specified keyword.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia subject
/prop #Philadelphia subject hollywood cusack film
CHANNEL PROPERTY: THEME
Usage: PROP <#channel> THEME [<theme>]
The THEME property contains a theme that Java clients will use as default when joining the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia theme
/prop #Philadelphia theme webmaster
CHANNEL PROPERTY: TOPIC
Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPIC
The TOPIC property contains the currently set topic of the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia topic
See also: PROP CHANNEL TOPICBY and PROP CHANNEL TOPICTIME
CHANNEL PROPERTY: TOPICBY
Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPICBY
The TOPICBY property contains the nickname of the user who set the topic of the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia topicby
See also: PROP CHANNEL TOPIC and PROP CHANNEL TOPICTIME
CHANNEL PROPERTY: TOPICLOCK
Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPICLOCK [<OFF|UOP|VOP|AOP|SOP|MGR>]
The TOPICLOCK property makes it possible to allow topic changes only for users with high enough access in the channel. For instance, if set to AOP, then only users with AOP, SOP or MGR access to the channel can change the topic.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia topiclock
/prop #Philadelphia topiclock aop
See also: TOPIC
CHANNEL PROPERTY: TOPICTIME
Usage: PROP <#channel> TOPICTIME
The TOPICTIME property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) of when the channel's topic was set.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia topictime
See also: PROP CHANNEL TOPIC and PROP CHANNEL TOPICBY
CHANNEL PROPERTY: TYPE
Usage: PROP <#channel> TYPE
The TYPE property contains the type of the channel, it can be NORMAL, REGISTERED, MASTER, or SLAVE.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia type
CHANNEL PROPERTY: URL
Usage: PROP <#channel> URL [<an URL>]
The URL property allows you to add an URL that your channel is associated with.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia url
/prop #Philadelphia url http://www.myveryownwebsite.com
CHANNEL PROPERTY: USERMSGSPERSEC
Usage: PROP <#channel> USERMSGSPERSEC [<limit>]
The USERMSGSPERSEC property lets you set a maximum number of messages a user can send per second.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia usermsgspersec
CHANNEL PROPERTY: USERS
Usage: PROP <#channel> USERS
The USERS property contains the number of users currently in the channel.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia users
CHANNEL PROPERTY: USERSPERIP
Usage: PROP <#channel> USERSPERIP [<limit>]
The USERSPERIP property lets you set a maximum number of users that may share an IP in a channel. A value of 2-3 is usually a good setting. However, in the case of an event that attracts users from a certain netcafe or a similar shared connection, you probably want to raise or disable this value.
Privilege: user
Attribute: read-write
Examples:
/prop #Philadelphia usersperip
/prop #Philadelphia usersperip 3