···11+Help for SET BADPASSWDMSG:
22+33+SET BADPASSWDMSG controls whether services tells you about
44+failed password-based logins as they occur.
55+66+This command takes one of 3 options; ON, OFF, or DEFAULT.
77+If it is ON, services will tell you about failed logins as
88+they occur. If it is OFF, it will not. If it is DEFAULT, it
99+will behave as configured by network staff. The default can
1010+be changed by network staff at any time, so you may want to
1111+set an explicit ON or OFF.
1212+1313+This does not affect login attempts that do not use your
1414+account password, as no real-time notices are ever sent for
1515+such login attempts.
1616+1717+Regardless of the setting, you will still receive a notice
1818+when you login telling you how many failed logins have
1919+occurred since your last successful login, and where the
2020+latest failed login attempt originated.
2121+2222+Syntax: SET BADPASSWDMSG ON|OFF|DEFAULT
2323+2424+Example:
2525+ /msg &nick& SET BADPASSWDMSG ON