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title: "(Un)Setting umodes"
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category: [english]
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tags: [english, IRC, HexChat, ZNC]
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redirect_from: /english/2015/06/03/setting-umodes.html
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_As I have written more about umodes than I thought, I am breaking the posts
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setting/unsetting is documented here and I will link here from other posts._
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Simply use `/umode +mo-des` or if that is unknown command (as it's alias in most
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of clients), use `/mode YOURNICK +mo-des` and you set umodes "mo" and unset
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"des". _These might not be real umodes and they are here just as an example._
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## Automatic umodes
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Umodes aren't remembered across connections so you must configure your client to
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(un)set them automatically. **Your umodes won't be change this way until you
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reconnect!**
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_These examples use the umodes that I am using at the time of writing._
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- HexChat: Open network list, select network and click `edit`, open tab
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`Connect commands`, click `add` and type `umode -iI+wRQxg`.
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- WeeChat
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- Old way: `/set irc.server_default.command /mode $nick -iI+wRQxg`
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- Modern way (1.7+): `/set irc.server_default.usermode -iI+wRQxg`
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- _For setting umodes only for one network instead of them all replace
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server_default with server.name, e.g._
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- `/set irc.server.liberachat.usermode -iI+wRQxg`
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- ZNC:
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- Traditional way: `/msg *status loadmod perform` and
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`/msg *perform add mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg`
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- The same can also be done in webadmin and if you load perform for user
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level, adding the command `mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg` will set umode -iI+wrqXG
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on all networks.
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- The modes will apply to all networks if you load it on user level or only
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the invidual network on network level.
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- Modern way: [ZNC issue #1221](https://github.com/znc/znc/issues/1221)
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### And what these umodes mean
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This list is what I want the umodes to mean when I set them automatically. For
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what the actual umodes are on your network, try `/quote help umode` or
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`/quote help umodes`.
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- i — invisible, hides your channel list from whois with ircd-seven and possibly
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some other ircds. Also hides you from /who of people who don't share channels
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with you. [See also why I unset
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it here.]({% post_url blog/2015-03-26-umode--i %})
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- I — On InspIRCd with [hidechans] module hides your channel list from whois.
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- w — receive wallops, less-important announcements from network operators that
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are only received by those who are curious and have umode +w. More important
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announcements are usually global notices.
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- R — block PMs from unidentified users (who tend to be spambots and if they
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aren't, they can identify to services).
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- Q — block channel redirects on Charybdis (mode +f or banforward).
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- x — activates IRCd based uncloaking even if it's
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[not that reliable.](https://gist.github.com/maxteufel/1e2cf7ada079c271bd3c)
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- g — caller-id, people must be `/accepted` or PMed before they can PM you.
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- t — only users using SSL can PM.
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