The chanmodes are: bceiIjklLmMnoOprRstv. Code: +b = channel ban +c = no colo(u?)rs are able to be sent to the channel +e = ban exempts; if a user matches a host in this while +b'ed, they're able to join. +i = channel is invite only. no one can join unless /invited or... +I = invite list. The hosts on this list are able to join a +i channel without being invited. +j = format is +j <joins>:<seconds>. No more than <joins> in <seconds>, or the client gets 'channel is full'. +k = keyed entry. users cannot join unless they have the key. +l = set a limit on the amount of users a channel can hold. *+L = this mode is used by services to determine what channels are shown in a /list. to my knowledge, this is not used on any networks. +m = moderates the channel. only +o/+v users may send to channel. +M = this moderates non-registered nicks from speaking. +n = no outside messages. if you are not on the channel and this mode is on, you cannot send to the channel. +o = this gives chanop status to a nick. **+O = this sets it so only global opers may join the channel. gives a 'channel is invite only' message if a non-oper tries to join. +p = if this is set, the channel shows up in a /whois, but not in /list *+r = this shows the channel is registered. +R = on registered nicks may join this channel. +s = channel doesn't show up in /whois OR /list. +t = only chanops may change the topic. +v = gives voice status to a user. this lets them chat in a +m channel. * = only Services may set this mode. ** = only Opers may set this mode.
