


UNBAN
Wherein: mask is the USER@HOST that appears in K9's banlist
Examples: K9 banlist shows -K9- BANNED FROM: 12/14/96 16:43:24
BANNED UNTIL:12/14/96 17:43:24
-K9- >
-K9- BANNED MASK:ablalock@*interconnect.net
BANNED BY:DKuntz
-K9- REASON:No bots in #Nuthouse
-K9- BANNED FROM: 11/24/96 19:33:14 BANNED
/msg K9 unban #nuthouse ablalock@*interconnect.net
K9 unban ablalock@*interconnect.net
NOTE: A shortcut method of unbanning is to take any part of the banned mask
and surround it by wildcards * in the unban command:
Examples: /msg K9 unban #nuthouse *ablalock*
K9 unban *interconnect.net*
Understand that this will unban ANYONE on that channel's banlist with, in the
first example, "ablalock" in their mask. In the second example, anyone with
"interconnect.net" would be unbanned.
Use of the * wildcard may also be as follows:
Example: K9 unban *net
This will unban anyone and everyone on the channel banlist whose mask ends
in "net".
Example: K9 unban *
This will unban ALL bans from that channel's banlist.
[This will unban a user from the channel even if the ban wasn't set by K9]
Purpose: To undo bans.