<nick!username@host> <+|-flags>
You can add or delete as many flags as you wish with +/-<flag>.
+ switch the flag on, and - switch it off. Example: -S+RL
Following flags with its default set specified first are available:
-S > News flag for subscribing.
-M > Request is removed after you sign off.
-Q > Ignore request if recipient's first nick is equal to username.
-I > Ignore request if recipient is not on same server as request.
-W > Ignore request if recipient is not an operator.
-Y > Ignore request if sender is not on IRC.
-N > Let server send a note to you if message is delivered.
-D > Same as N, except you only get a message (no queued note to you).
-R > Repeat processing the request until timeout.
-F > Let server send note info for matching recipient(s). Any message
part specify what to match with the realname of the recipient.
-L > Same as F, except you only get a message (no queued note to you).
-C > Make sender's nicks be valid in all cases username@host is valid.
-V > Make sender's "nick*" be valid in all cases username@host is valid.
-X > Let server display if recipient signs on/off IRC or change
nickname. Any message specified is returned to sender.
-A > Show what server matching user is on using X flag.
-J > Show what channel matching user is on using X flag.
-U > Do not display nick-change using X flag.
-E > Ignore request if nick, name and host matches the message text
starting with any number of this format: 'nick!name@host nick!... '
-B > Send a message to every account who match the nick!user@host
This creates a received list with flag H set. (see LS +h)
-T > Send a message not all nicks on same accounts too using B flag.
-K > Give keys to unlock privileged flags by setting that flags on.
The recipient does also get privileges to queue unlimited
numer of requests, list privileged flags and see all stats.
-Z > Make it impossible for recipient to queue anything at all.
Other flags which are only displayed but can't be set by user:
-O > Request is queued by an operator.
-G > Notice message is generated by server.
-H > Flag list for who's received Broadcast message (B flag).
The -T, -K, -Z and -H flags are only available to IRC operators. The
-B flag is available as read-only for non operators.
Notice: Message is not sent to recipient using F, L, R, X, K, Z or H
flags (except if B flag is set for R). Using these flags, no message
needs to be specified.
Examples:
FLAG * +cj : Switch on c and j flag for all requests.
FLAG +x * +c : Switch on c flag for all req. which have x flag.
FLAG nick -c+j : Switch off c flag and which on j flag for nick