Your umode alias can be written a bit with regex:

alias umode {
  if ($regex($1-,/((un|kick)?ban|kick)\s((?:\S+))/iS)) {
    if ($regml(1) == kick) { $iif($2,kick # $v1 $2-) }
    if ($regml(1) == kickban) { $iif($2,ban -k # $v1 2) } 
    if ($regml(1) == ban) { $iif($2,mode # +b $address($v1,2) }
    if ($regml(1) == unban) { $iif($2,mode # -b $address($v1,2) }
  }
}

One thing I don't get is, why are you banning a user's nick and host one or the other? You can just ban the host solely, and for 'kickban,' you can utilize the use of /ban with the -k switch and its address type.

where does this go?

There seemed to be to many seperate lines when it could be shorter using \" | \". I also changed the aliases at the bottom and added a few if that it is ok.

/usermode {
  if ( $1 = add ) {
    if ( $2 = owner ) { mode # +q $3 }
    if ( $2 = sop ) { chanserv sop # add $3 | mode # +a $3 | mode # +o $3 }
    if ( $2 = aop ) { chanserv aop # add $3 | mode # +o $3 }
    if ( $2 = hop ) { chanserv hop # add $3 | mode # +h $3 }
    if ( $2 = vop ) { chanserv vop # add $3 | mode # +v $3 } 
  }
  if ( $1 = del ) {
    if ( $2 = owner ) { mode # -q $3 }
    if ( $2 = sop ) { chanserv sop # del $3 | mode # -a $3 | mode # -o $3 } 
    if ( $2 = aop ) { chanserv aop # del $3 | mode # -o $3 }
    if ( $2 = hop ) { chanserv hop # del $3 | mode # -h $3 }
    if ( $2 = vop ) { chanserv vop # del $3 | mode # -v $2 } 
  }
  if ( $1 = op ) { mode # +o $2 }
  if ( $1 = deop ) { mode # -o $2 }
  if ( $1 = halfop ) { mode # +h $2 }
  if ( $1 = dehalfop ) { mode # -h $2 }
  if ( $1 = voice ) { mode # +v $2 }
  if ( $1 = devoice ) { mode # -v $2 }
}
alias umode {
  if ($1 == ban) && ($2) {
    if ($address($2,2)) { mode # +b $address($2,2) }
    else { mode # +b $2 }
  }
  if ($1 == unban) && ($2) {
    if ($address($2,2)) { mode # -b $address($2,2) }
    else { mode # -b $2 }
  }
  if ($1 == kick) && ($2) {
    if ($address($2,2)) { kick # $2 $3 }
  }
  if ($1 == kickban) && ($2) {
    if ($address($2,2)) {
      mode # +b $address($2,2)
      kick # $2 $3
    }
  }
}

/cmode /mode # $1 
/spam /mode # +m
/nspam /mode # +N
/kspam /mode # +Q
/dcmode /mode # - $+ $1 
/dspam /mode # -m
/dnspam /mode # -N
/dkspam /mode # -Q

Hmmz,

when i sed if ( $2 = Aop ) i ment if i type:

/adduser aop nick

In regards to the question about

/adduser {
if ( $2 = aop ) /command

I believe a working version would be

/adduser {
if ( $2 isop # ) /command

hi,

make these remote aliases

change: /owner /mode # +q $1

to: alias owner mode # +q $$1

etc..

-pp