ShadowHime offers the standard services for nicknames and channels, etc... So this topic will be here to explain them. This will be mostly taken from the
Services page on the main site, but you get the main idea.
NickServNickServ is the service used for NickName registration. For our network, you are required to have an email, a passcode will be sent to your email for verification purposes. Once you register a nickname, it will automatically be identified the first time you register.
ExpiryNicknames which haven’t been used for 30 days will automatically be dropped from the NickServ database. You will have to re-register in order to be identified again.
ChanServChanServ is for registering a channel. In order to create a channel, you must have already and identified your nickname in order to register a channel. Please keep any channel registration information written and stored somewhere in case you need to refer to it again.
ExpiryChannels which hasn’t been accessed, via the Access List, in 20 days will be dropped from the database. That means you will have to re-register the channel if you need it still.
HostServHostServ is used to change your virtual host. It can be anything you would like, as long as it follows the rules set by the IRC Operators. Going against the rules will only have your request rejected, but repeated breaking gets you a ban from the HostServ system.
BotServBotServ allows channel founders (usually those with +q access) to assign a bot to their channel that’s provided by the IRC Operators. They allow for simple addition of users to the access list and provide control for kicking and banning.
MemoServMemoServ is like a private message on a forum, except over IRC. Users will get memos when they log in, or they will receive a notice that they have a new memo if they are already logged in. Sending memos is quite useful when you need to get a hold of someone over IRC and they are not on IRC sometimes.
StatServStatServ is our statistics service. Powered by Denora, it gathers information about various channels and puts them in a nice graphical interface on our website. Only network staff is able to set what channels it monitors, so you must request it in #help or use the form on the site under Services. It does nothing else, functionality-wise.
