Administration

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The administration roles feature allows you to set up a role, or several roles, as the Administrator roles for your server.

The users with these roles will then be able to use commands that would normally require the Administrator permission, if you allow them to. To allow them to use a command or several commands you have to enable them with the Admin Commands feature.

Note: All of these commands require you to have the Administrator permission in your server.

Admin Roles

Setting an Administration Role

-adminrole set followed by a role or several roles.

Removing Administration Roles

-adminrole unset will remove all of your administration roles.

After setting up Admin Roles, you'll need to add commands these administrators can use. Information on how to do this will be listed in the next section.

Admin Commands

These are the commands the users with the Admin Roles will be able to use. Anyone with the actual Administrator permission in your server will be able to use these commands, regardless of the list.

Showing all available Admin Commands

-admincommands show will list all of the commands you can allow your administrators to use. It will also list

Setting an Admin Command

-admincommands set followed by a command, will set a particular command as the only command your administrators can use.

Adding an Admin Command

-admincommands add followed by a command, or several commands, will add the given commands to the list of available commands for your administrators.

Removing an Admin Command

-admincommands remove followed by a command, or several commands, will remove the given commands from the list of commands your administrators can use.

Removing all Admin Commands

-admincommands removeall will remove all of the commands from the list of available administrator commands.

Admin Logs

This feature allows you to have logs about administrative actions sent to a channel. This includes things like permission edits, role edits, join and leave messages, name changes and much more.

Enabling Admin Logs

-adminlogs enable will create a channel for the administration logs to be sent to.

-adminlogs enable followed by a channel will have the administration logs to the channel you mentioned.

Disabling Admin Logs

-adminlogs disable will disable the administration logs feature again.

VoiceLogs

This feature allows you to have logs about actions in voice channels. This includes things like users joining or leaving a voice channel, mutes, deafens, server mutes, server deafens.

Enabling voice Logs

-voicelogs enable will create a channel for the voice logs to be sent to.

-voicelogs enable followed by a channel will have the voice logs to the channel you mentioned.

Disabling Voice Logs

-voicelogs disable will disable the voicelogs feature again.

Voice Logs - Watchlist

Setting up Roles

This allows you to get a role pinged when a user on the Watch List joins a voice channel.

-voicelogs roles followed by a role or several roles, sets up the role(s) that should be notified when a user on the Watch List joins a voice channel

-voicelogs roles without providing any roles will stop roles being pinged by the feature.

Listing all users on the Watchlist

-voicelogs list will show you all of the users currently on the watch list

Check if users are on the Watchlist

-voicelogs check followed by a user or several users, checks if the provided users are currently on the Watch List

Add users to the Watchlist

-voicelogs add - followed by a user or several users, adds the provided users to the Watch List

Remove users from the Watchlist

-voicelogs remove - followed by a user or several users, removes the provided users from the Watch List

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