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| Item
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Explanation & possible options
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| add / del
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Indicates if you want to add or remove a spamfilter
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| match-type
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The type of match string you're going to use (see also the examples later on). There are two choices:
- -simple means simple matching with ? and * wildcard support
- -regex uses regular expressions (more on that later)
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| target
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specifies the target type, the targets this spamfilter will look into:
| Character
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Config item
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Description
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| c
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channel
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Channel message
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| p
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private
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Private message (from user->user)
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| n
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private-notice
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Private notice
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| N
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channel-notice
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Channel notice
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| P
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part
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Part reason
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| q
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quit
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Quit reason
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| d
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dcc
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DCC filename
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| a
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away
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Away message
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| t
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topic
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Setting a topic
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| u
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user
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User ban, will be matched against nick!user@host:realname
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You can (and often will) specify multiple targets, like: cpNn
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| action
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specifies the action to be taken, such as kline. See Actions for a list of all possible actions.
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| tkltime
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The duration of the *line/shun added by the filter. Use '-' to use the default or to skip (eg: if action is 'block')
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| reason
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Block/*line/shun reason.. you CANNOT use spaces in this, but underscores ('_') will be translated into spaces at runtime. And double underscore ('__') gets an underscore ('_'). Again, use '-' to use the default reason.
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| match-string
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This is the actual string that should be blocked or that we should perform the specified action on. The syntax of this string depends on the match-type. See also examples below.
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