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By Channel

Commands can be disabled or enabled in a specific channel using the channel-override command. Even if a command was disabled entirely using the disable command, the channel-override can be used to enable a command in a specific channel only, and vice versa.

channel-override


Disabling a command in a channel

Use the channel-override command
!channel-override deny <command or module>

Allowing a command to be used in a channel

Use the channel-override command
!channel-override allow <command or module>

Resetting an override

You can reset a command that was allowed or denied. If the command was disabled for the server using the disable command previously, this means the command will also be disabled in the channel if reset, and vice versa.

Use the channel-override command
!channel-override delete <command or module>

deleting a channel override


Viewing currently allowed or denied commands

Use the command-status command
!command-status <channel>

command-status command


Additional considerations

  • Allow takes priority over deny. For example, if a module is denied for a channel, and a single command from the module is then allowed, the command will be available for use in the channel.