<override noisy="yes/no">

In 1.0

Announces override to other opers.

In 1.1

Announces override to the channel overridden (in a channel NOTICE).

The override module adds a new value to the <type> tag which specifies exactly what an oper may override. The tag is <type:override> and is specified in the following manner:

<type name="NetAdmin" classes="OperChat BanControl HostCloak Shutdown ServerLink Services HostChange Modular" 
host="netadmin.chatspike.net"
override="INVITE KEY LIMIT BANWALK KICK MODEOP MODEDEOP MODEVOICE MODEDEVOICE MODEHALFOP MODEDEHALFOP OTHERMODE">

You may have as many override tokens in the override variable as you wish, each of which allows the oper to override a specific IRCd setting as shown in the table below:

• INVITE - Allows an oper to override a +i mode set on any channel
• KEY - Allows an oper to override a +k mode set on any channel
• LIMIT - Allows an oper to override a +l mode set on any channel
• BANWALK - Allows an oper to override bans (of any type) mode set on any channel, basically any JOIN prohibition not covered by INVITE, KEY or LIMIT
• KICK - Allows an oper to KICK even without channel (half)operator status
• MODEOP - Allows an oper to op himself or others without channel operator status
• MODEDEOP - Allows an oper to deop himself or others without channel operator status
• MODEVOICE - Allows an oper to voice himself or others without channel (half)operator status
• MODEDEVOICE - Allows an oper to devoice himself or others without channel (half)operator status
• MODEHALFOP - Allows an oper to halfop himself or others without channel operator status
• MODEDEHALFOP - Allows an oper to dehalfop himself or others without channel operator status
• OTHERMODE - Allows an oper to set any channel mode not directly covered by MODEOP, MODEDEOP, MODEVOICE, MODEDEVOICE, MODEHALFOP or MODEDEHALFOP, without the necessary channel (half)operator status.

NB: Placing the value '*' in the override value enables all override types. Use with caution.