Tip of the day: If you don't want to receive private messages, set user mode +D. You can also force it on all users.

Or, if you only want to allow private messages from people who are identified to Services then set +R.

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Aliases

With aliases you can configure server-side alias commands. You can for example let /NS IDENTIFY blah be forwarded to NickServ. UnrealIRCd will then convert that command to be like /MSG NickServ IDENTIFY blah. You can even make more complex aliases: for example have the /REGISTER command forward the message to ChanServ if the first parameter begins with a # and forwarded it to NickServ if it doesn't.

Aliases are configured in the Alias block.

Note that UnrealIRCd comes with a decent set of default aliases for anope, atheme and other IRC Services. See the Commonly included files section.