Translations:User & Oper commands/7/en

For IRCOps: the output will be in the form *** name - version (description) [FLAGS]. Where FLAGS can be: In addition to the above, IRCOps also get to see a list of Dev:Command Overrides and Hooks that are in use. This is rather technical information but allows you to spot in more detail what kind of things modules are currently "intercepting". !PRIVMSG  NOTICE  !message !MKPASSWD   !mkpasswd !MODE   !mode !MOTD !motd !NAMES !names !NICK !nick !OPERMOTD !opermotd !OPER !oper !PART !part
 * [3RD] means a 3rd party module (in other words: unofficial, not from the UnrealIRCd team)
 * [PERM] means a permanent module, one that cannot be unloaded without a server restart
 * [PERM-BUT-RELOADABLE] is similar to [PERM]: it cannot be unloaded without a server restart, but it is permitted to reload/upgrade the module on-the-fly by REHASHing.
 * These are the basic commands to send messages and notices to users and channels. Obviously there's no point in running an IRC server without this. Normally you don't use these directly but use /MSG and /NOTICE commands of your IRC client.
 * Generate a password hash which can then be used in the configuration file, see also Authentication types. This command is IRCOp-only, unless set::options::mkpasswd-for-everyone is set.
 * Often IRCOp-only
 * Change User modes or Channel modes.
 * Show Message Of The Day.
 * Show who is in the channel. The NAMES output is also sent when you JOIN the channel.
 * Set or change your nick name.
 * Show OPER Message Of The Day
 * IRCOp-only
 * You use this command to become an IRCOp. IRCOps are configured in the Oper block.
 * Leave a channel