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@ -87,7 +87,27 @@ See [Authentication](docs/Authentication.md) for more information.
If you authenticate an Op user via JWT they can enter IRC-style chat commands to moderate the server. Current commands include:
* `/kick <username>` to disconnect a user's chat session.
* `/ban <username> [hours]` to ban a user from chat (temporary - time-based or until the next server reboot, default 24 hours)
* `/nsfw <username>` to tag a user's video feed as NSFW (if your settings.toml has PermitNSFW enabled).
* `/cut <username>` to 'cut' their webcam feed (instruct their web page to turn off their camera automatically)
There are easy buttons for the above commonly used actions in a user's pop-up "profile card" on the chat room.
Additional operator commands include:
* `/unban <username>` to lift the ban on a user.
* `/bans` to list all of the currently banned users.
* `/op <username>` to grant operator controls to a user (temporary, until they log off)
* `/deop <username>` to remove operator controls
* `/unmute-all` removes the mute flag on all users for the current operator (intended especially for the [Chatbot](docs/Chatbot.md) so it can still moderate public chat messages from users who have blocked it from your main website).
And there are some advanced commands intended for the server system administrator (these can be 'dangerous' and disruptive to users in the chat room):
* `/shutdown` will shut down the chat server (and hopefully, reboot it if your process supervisor is configured as such)
* `/reconfigure` will reload the server config file without needing to reboot.
* `/kickall` will kick ALL users from the room, with a message asking them to refresh the page (useful to deploy backwards-incompatible server updates where the new front-end is required to be loaded).
In case your operators forget, the `/help` command will list the common moderator commands and `/help-advanced` will list the more advanced/dangerous ones. **Note:** there is only one level of admin rights currently, so it will be a matter of policy to instruct your moderators not to play with the advanced commands.
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