SECURITY URLFILT ADD

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT ADD <url>

    Adds the specified URL to the filtering list. You can use an * to mask for a domain or you can use a + sign to indicate that you want the entire domain blocked.
    *.spam.com will block any domain from spam.com but allow spam.com to be used.
    +spam.com will block the entire domain from being used. advert.spam.com will block that specific address.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt add spam.webmaster.com

    You can use /stats K or /as security urlfilt list to see the number of times each domain has been hit.

    SECURITY URLFILT ALL

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT ALL

    Filters all messages both private and channel.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt all

    SECURITY URLFILT CHANNEL

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT CHANNEL

    Specifies that only channel communications will be URL filtered.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt channel

    SECURITY URLFILT DEL

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT DEL <url>

    Delets the specified URL from being filtered.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt del spam.webmaster.com

    SECURITY URLFILT LIST

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT LIST

    Lists all the URL's in the filtering list.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt list

    SECURITY URLFILT NONE

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT NONE

    Stops filtering all URLs.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt none

    SECURITY URLFILT NOTICE

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT NOTICE [<on|off>] [<#<channel>]

    This specifies if notices are sent to all operators or to a specified channel. This will happen every time a URL is filtered.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt notice on /as security urlfilt notice #report /as security urlfilt notice off

    SECURITY URLFILT STATS

    Usage: SECURITY URLFILT STATS

    Gives the number of hits each URL in the filtering list has been hit.

    Example:
    /as security urlfilt stats