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blog: update umode -i (add -I)

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@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ category: [english]
tags: [irc, english]
---
*Or why I am in umode -i*
*Or why I am in umode -iI*
People ask this question from me a lot, often the same people as they don't
remember my answer.
I am in umode -i which shows the channels that I am on so if you think that
I seem sane or interesting or whatever person and feel like you have
I am in umode -iI which shows the channels that I am on so if you think
that I seem sane or interesting or whatever person and feel like you have
similar interests, you can simply `/whois Mikaela` to see the public
channels that I am on and join if you see anything interesting.
@ -21,20 +21,23 @@ and if that happens to you, you can simply send logs to network operators
and if they are good opers, they will take action. Even freenode staffers
have took action [which is a surprise.](https://github.com/Mikaela/freenode-harassement)
## Being umode -i by yourself
## Being umode -iI by yourself
Simply use `umode -i` or if that is unknown command (as it's alias in most
of clients), `/mode YOURNICK -i` and your channel list is visible to people
who `/whois` you.
Simply use `umode -iI` or if that is unknown command (as it's alias in most
of clients), `/mode YOURNICK -iI` and your channel list is visible to
people who `/whois` you.
It's not automatic though as networks set specific umodes on connect so you
will need to setup that as automatic command when connecting to network.
Some examples:
* HexChat: Open network list, select network and click `edit`, open tab
`Connect commands`, click `add` and type `umode -i`.
* WeeChat: `/set irc.server_default.command /mode $nick -i`
* ZNC: `/msg *status loadmod perform` and `/msg *perform add mode %nick% -i`
`Connect commands`, click `add` and type `umode -iI`.
* WeeChat: `/set irc.server_default.command /mode $nick -iI`
* ZNC: `/msg *status loadmod perform` and `/msg *perform add mode %nick% -iI`
* The same can also be done in webadmin and if you load perform for
user level, adding the command `mode %nick% -i` will set umode -i
user level, adding the command `mode %nick% -iI` will set umode -iI
on all networks.
*Update on 2015-04-13: add umode -I which is the InspIRCd way of hiding
all channels from whois depending on the modules loaded and IRCd config.*