OBJECT

The OBJECT command is used to manage various server objects.

Adding or Deleting Objects

Usage: OBJECT ADD|DELETE <object>
<object> is defined as <type>::<name>, for example, Operator::Admin

Adds or deletes the specified <object>.

Listing Objects

Usage: OBJECT LIST <type>[::<mask>] [<take>] [<skip>]

Lists objects of the specified <type>. The optional <mask> allows filtering of object names. Wildcards (*) and single-character wildcards (?) are supported. <take> and <skip> can be used for pagination.

Reordering Objects

Usage: OBJECT REORDER <object> UP|DOWN

Reorders the specified <object> within its type. Use UP or DOWN to control the direction of the reorder.

Object Types

The following object types are defined:

• Operator Represents a server operator.
• OperatorGroup Represents a server operator group, which defines the security level for its assigned operator.
• Class Represents a user class, defining default permissions and settings.
• Link Represents a connection profile to another server.
• Channel Represents a registered channel.
• Nickname Represents a registered account (nickname).
• Numeric Represents a server numeric message.
• PortScan Represents a port scan profile.
• ClientScan Represents a client scan profile.
• BlockList Represents a DNS Blocklist (DNSBL) entry.
• Filter Represents a filter for messages or other data.
• NewsFlash Represents a news flash message.