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Let halfops change the channel topic
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Shivaram Lingamneni 2021-02-05 11:02:31 -05:00
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docs/MANUAL.md
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@ -820,31 +820,31 @@ Users on a channel can have different permission levels, which are represented b
This prefix means that the given user is the founder of the channel. For example, if `~dan` is on a channel it means that **dan** founded the channel. The 'founder' prefix only appears on channels that are registered.
Founders are able to do anything, and have complete administrative control of the channel.
Founders have complete administrative control of the channel. They can take any action and modify anyone else's privileges.
### +a (&) - Admin
This prefix means that the given user is an admin on the channel. For example, if `&tom` is on a channel, then **tom** is an admin on it. The 'admin' prefix only appears on channels that are registered.
Admins can do anything channel operators can do, and they also cannot get kicked by other chanops or admins.
Admins have the same moderation privileges as channel operators (see below), but they can't be kicked or demoted by other admins or channel operators.
### +o (@) - Channel Operator
This prefix means that the given user is an operator on the channel (chanop, for short). For example, if `@ruby` is on a channel, then **ruby** is an op.
Chanops are the regular type of channel moderators. They can set the topic, change modes, ban/kick users, etc.
Chanops are the default type of channel moderators. They can change the channel modes, ban/kick users, and add or remove chanop (or lower) privileges from users.
### +h (%) - Halfop
This prefix means that the given user is a halfop on the channel (half-operator). For example, if `%twi` is on a channel, then **twi** is a halfop.
Halfops can do some of what channel operators can do, and can't do other things. They can help moderate a channel.
Halfops have some moderation privileges: they can kick users (but not ban them), change the channel topic, and grant voice privileges (see below).
### +v (+) - Voice
This prefix means that the given user is 'voiced' on the channel. For example, if `+faust` is on a channel, then **faust** is voiced on that channel.
Voiced users can speak when the channel has `+m - Moderated` mode enabled. They get no other special privs or any moderation abilities.
Voiced users can speak when the channel has `+m` (moderated) mode enabled. They get no other special privileges or any moderation abilities.
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irc/channel.go
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@ -1257,7 +1257,7 @@ func (channel *Channel) SetTopic(client *Client, topic string, rb *ResponseBuffe
return
}
if channel.flags.HasMode(modes.OpOnlyTopic) && !channel.ClientIsAtLeast(client, modes.ChannelOperator) {
if channel.flags.HasMode(modes.OpOnlyTopic) && !channel.ClientIsAtLeast(client, modes.Halfop) {
rb.Add(nil, client.server.name, ERR_CHANOPRIVSNEEDED, client.Nick(), channel.Name(), client.t("You're not a channel operator"))
return
}