In depth command usages

/<> lookup

Syntax: /chatsentry lookup <tr:[..]d|h|m|s &| p:[..] &| vt:[..]> or <all>

Examples:

/chatsentry lookup tr:10d p:Notch - shows all violations of player Notch within 10 days.

/chatsentry lookup vt:message-filter-block - shows all word and phrase filter detections

Available filters ("flags") are:

• "timerange:<number>" (tr) - filters results to a time range. Add s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours) or d (days) at the end of the number to determine the range.

• "player:<player>" (p) - filters results to only violations of the specified player.

• "violationtype:<violation type>" (vt) - filter results to a specified violation type.

  • Valid violation types:

    • on-cooldown

    • link-or-ad-block

    • message-filter-block

    • word-replacer-replace (legacy)

    • chat-modifier-modify (legacy)

    • chat-executor-match

    • spam-block

    • unicode-character-block

    • cap-limiter-block

    • anti-parrot-block

    • anti-chat-flood-block

    • anti-statue-spambot-block

    • anti-join-flood-block

• To show all logged violations, you can use "all" instead of any flags.

1 or multiple of the above filters can be applied in a lookup.

/cswarnings

Syntax: /cswarnings <subcmd>

Subcommands: clearmodulewarnings (or cmw) <player> <module or 'all'>

pardonallmanual (or pam) <player>

pardononemanual (or pom) <player>

Other commands

Since most other commands are straightforward their usages are not shown here. If you are confused with a command and would like it's usage written here, please just ask!