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Update *Un/Setting umodes* 

1. Note that settingumodes to be send to server on connect doesn't apply
   until the next connect.
2. Future happened, so document two methods of setting umodes with
   WeeChat, the old way (traditional would have messed lines) and new
   modern way starting from 1.7+. I am not removing the old way as it
   won't stop working and 1.7 is currently the git version. Also note
   that the umodes can be set per-network.
3. Make ZNC also talk of traditional way (it fit without breaking lines)
   and the modern way linking to issue about it and also clarify that
   which networks the umodes affect depend on which levels you load
   perform.
4. Add missing dot after umode +x which didn't have it even if the other
   umode explanations had it.
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@ -18,21 +18,28 @@ an example.*
## Automatic umodes ## Automatic umodes
Umodes aren't remembered across connections so you must configure your Umodes aren't remembered across connections so you must configure your
client to (un)set them automatically. client to (un)set them automatically. **Your umodes won't be change this
way until you reconnect!**
*These examples use the umodes that I am using at the time of writing.* *These examples use the umodes that I am using at the time of writing.*
* HexChat: Open network list, select network and click `edit`, open tab * HexChat: Open network list, select network and click `edit`, open tab
`Connect commands`, click `add` and type `umode -iI+wRQxg`. `Connect commands`, click `add` and type `umode -iI+wRQxg`.
* WeeChat * WeeChat
* now: `/set irc.server_default.command /mode $nick -iI+wRQxg` * Old way: `/set irc.server_default.command /mode $nick -iI+wRQxg`
* [future?](https://github.com/weechat/weechat/issues/377) *write this * Modern way (1.7+): `/set irc.server_default.usermode -iI+wRQxg`
if the future happens.* * *For setting umodes only for one network instead of them all
* ZNC: `/msg *status loadmod perform` and replace server_default with server.name, e.g.*
`/msg *perform add mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg` * `/set irc.server.freenode.usermode -iI+wRQxg`
* The same can also be done in webadmin and if you load perform for * ZNC:
user level, adding the command `mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg` will set * Traditional way: `/msg *status loadmod perform` and
umode -iI+wrqXG on all networks. `/msg *perform add mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg`
* The same can also be done in webadmin and if you load perform for
user level, adding the command `mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg` will set
umode -iI+wrqXG on all networks.
* The modes will apply to all networks if you load it on user
level or only the invidual network on network level.
* Modern way: [ZNC issue #1221](https://github.com/znc/znc/issues/1221)
### And what these umodes mean ### And what these umodes mean
@ -51,7 +58,7 @@ For what the actual umodes are on your network, try `/quote help umode` or
* R — block PMs from unidentified users (who tend to be spambots and if * R — block PMs from unidentified users (who tend to be spambots and if
they aren't, they can identify to services). they aren't, they can identify to services).
* Q — block channel redirects on Charybdis (mode +f or banforward). * Q — block channel redirects on Charybdis (mode +f or banforward).
* x — activates IRCd based uncloaking even if it's [not that reliable](https://gist.github.com/maxteufel/1e2cf7ada079c271bd3c) * x — activates IRCd based uncloaking even if it's [not that reliable.](https://gist.github.com/maxteufel/1e2cf7ada079c271bd3c)
* g — caller-id, people must be `/accepted` or PMed before they can PM you. * g — caller-id, people must be `/accepted` or PMed before they can PM you.
More detailed post about that [here]({% post_url 2015-04-02-umodeg %}) More detailed post about that [here]({% post_url 2015-04-02-umodeg %})
and [part 2 here]({% post_url 2015-05-10-umodeg2 %}). and [part 2 here]({% post_url 2015-05-10-umodeg2 %}).