# $Id: whatsnew.txt,v 1.1 2009/11/16 02:16:55 avenj Exp avenj $ Some features present in oftc-hybrid/bc6+: - Channel modes (Also see /QUOTE HELP CMODE) * +c - stripcolor: strip color control codes * +p - paranoia: controls whether halfops may invite other users to the channel & whether they may kick other users. * +S - ssl-only: only users using encrypted (ssl) client connections can join * +R - only registered & identified users can join * +M - moderate-unregistered: anyone can join the channel, but only registered & identified users can talk * +h - halfop: a halfop user can do everything a normal op can do, _except_ set other (half)ops or kick other ops * +q - quiet Same syntax as bans (+b) but user can still join (just cannot speak) * +e - exempt Same syntax as +b/+q but with reverse effect, user is exempt from bans * +I - invite exemption User can join past invite-only (+i). Same syntax as +b/+q/+e new as of oftc-hybrid7/bc4: * +d - gecos (realname) deny Ban based on GECOS (realname) field, * and ? wildcards accepted. - User modes (Also see /QUOTE HELP UMODE) * +g - callerid: only allow clients accepted with /accept to message you * +G - soft-callerid: only allow clients accepted with /accept or on common channels with you to message you (See also modeg.txt at http://blackcobalt.net/doc/users/) bc5+ provides /REMOVE -- remove is similar to kick, but forces the user to part the channel (versus kicking the user from the channel). This defeats most auto-rejoin implementations. NickServ has support for autojoin lists. This allows users to configure lists of channels that they wish to automatically join when identifying to NickServ. -> /msg NickServ help ajoin SSL is enabled on port 6669 on ircd.blackcobalt.net and eris.oppresses.us (Servers are also using cryptlinks for server->server communication) We no longer use IP cloaking. It makes creating ban hostmasks challenging. We now have support for KNOCK (requesting access to +i channels) See /QUOTE HELP KNOCK Channel mode +p will disallow KNOCK