Muting Users
Muting a user in an interserv group prevents their messages from being relayed to other servers. The mute applies to the entire group across all connected servers.
How to Mute
Use the /mute-user-from-interserv-group command. You can provide either:
Option 1: Message Link
- Right-click a synced message from the user you want to mute
- Select Copy Message Link
- Run the command and paste the link
Option 2: User ID
- Enable Developer Mode in Discord (Settings → Advanced → Developer Mode)
- Right-click the user → Copy User ID
- Run the command and paste the ID
What Happens When You Mute
- The user is added to the group’s mute list in the database
- Their future messages will be blocked (not relayed to other servers)
- Messages from other servers sent by this user will not appear in the group’s channels
- If a log channel is configured, the mute is logged
Muting does not kick the user from any Discord server. It only prevents their messages from being synced in the interserv group.
Managing Mutes
Viewing Muted Users
- Dashboard: Go to oraxbot.com/dashboard → Group Settings → Muted Users
Unmuting
Use /unmute-user-from-interserv-group with a message link or user ID, or unmute from the dashboard.
Silent mute
Pass silent:true on /mute-user-from-interserv-group to leave the user’s messages visible in the origin channel while blocking relay.
Mute via Log Channel
If you have a log channel configured, blocked messages will appear in the log with an inline mute button. Clicking this button mutes the user who sent the blocked message, providing a quick moderation workflow:
- User sends a message that gets blocked (by blacklist or filter)
- The blocked message appears in your log channel with a mute button
- A moderator clicks the mute button
- The user is muted in the group
This is the fastest way to moderate — you can mute users directly from the log without typing any commands.