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* Setting duration to zero means there is no limit | * Setting duration to zero means there is no limit | ||
* 30 is the minimum number of days allowed to be set | * 30 is the minimum number of days allowed to be set | ||
* 0 will disable timeouts | |||
* Only channel moderators can use this command | * Only channel moderators can use this command | ||
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'''/chan_timeout AwesomeChannel 30''' | '''/chan_timeout AwesomeChannel 30''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:12, 2 October 2022
/chan_timeout <channel name> <duration>
This is a command to help Moderators manage channels. When the channel timeout is set, users that have not logged in within the duration specified will be removed from the channel.
- The duration is in days
- Setting duration to zero means there is no limit
- 30 is the minimum number of days allowed to be set
- 0 will disable timeouts
- Only channel moderators can use this command
Example
The command below will kick all members of AwesomeChannel who have been logged out more than 30 days: /chan_timeout AwesomeChannel 30