Template:Security-group and mask shared settings

The items are as follows:

• mask: list of masks that would result in a match, like *.example.net
• ip: list of IP addresses that would result in a match, eg 127.* or using CIDR notation 127.0.0.0/8.
• identified: if set to yes, then if the user is identified to Services then it is considered a match.
• webirc: if set to yes, then if the user comes from a WEBIRC gateway then it is considered a match.
• websocket: if set to yes, then if the user uses WebSockets then it is considered a match. (Requires UnrealIRCd 6.0.7 or later)
• tls: if set to yes, then if the user is using a SSL/TLS connection then it is considered a match.
• reputation-score: if set to a value, like 10, then if the user has a reputation score of this value or higher, it is considered a match. You can also use <10 to say match on a score of below 10.
• connect-time: if set to a time value, like 300 (seconds) or 5m (5 minutes), then if the user has been connected for longer than this time, it is considered a match. You can also use a value like <5m to say less than 5 minutes.
• security-group: this is a match if any of the security groups in this list match.
• account: list of account name(s) that would result in a match, eg: account { TrustedAccount1; TrustedAccount2; }
• country: list of country codes that would result in a match, eg: country { NL; BE; UK; }
• asn: list of AS numbers, eg: asn { 64496; 64497; 64498; }
• realname: list of realnames (gecos) that would result in a match, eg: realname "*Bot*";
• certfp: list of certificate fingerprints (sha256) that would result in a match, eg: certfp "1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef";
• channel: one or more channels the user can be in, optionally prefixed by symbols like ~&@%+ for matching status. Example: channel "@#main"; /* all ops in #main */. (Requires UnrealIRCd 6.1.2 or later)
• destination: the destination (client/channel) of the command, but only at places where this is supported. Currently this can be used in Restrict commands to bypass channel-message, for example. (Requires UnrealIRCd 6.1.7 or later)
• rule: a Crule such as rule "!inchannel('#main') && (online_time()<180 || reputation()<50)";. (Requires UnrealIRCd 6.1.2 or later)
• Other Extended server bans (from 3rd party modules too) can expose more values

Matching rules:

• Any items set to no mean the check will be skipped (ignored).
• Any items set to yes that are true mean the result is a match. Only 1 item that is set to yes needs to match! (But.. see next..)
• If any of the exclude- items match then the final result is NOT a match, even if other things matched.