IRC Commands
Allows you to specify who you want to receive private messages and notices from while you have callerid enabled. … |
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Sends an action emote to a nickname or a channel. |
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Displays the administrative details of a server. |
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Marks yourself as ‘away’; this method is used to inform people that you are not paying attention to your screen. … |
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Adds one or more bans to a channel. |
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Sends a CTCP request towards the given target nickname or channel. |
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The DCC protocol is used to initiate client-to-client chat connections and file transfers. … |
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Removes the channel operator privileges from the given nicknames; you may use the wildcard character ‘*’ in a nickname. |
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Removes the channel voice privileges from the given nicknames; you may use the wildcard character ‘*’ in a nickname. … |
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Terminates the IRC server; this command is reserved for IRC operators. |
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This is an ancient command that is no longer used; if you on an IRC server that supports this command, please contact us to we can update the documentation. |
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Displays information about the IRC server software. |
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Invites the specified nick to a channel. |
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Displays whether the specified nicknames are online. |
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Removes the given nicknames from the specified channel; this command is typically used to remove troublemakers, flooders or people otherwise making a nuisance of themselves. |
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Removes and then bans the given nicknames from the specified channel. |
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Terminates a nickname’s connection from the network; this command is reserved for IRC operators. … |
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Sends an invitation request to the channel operators of the target channel; this command may not work on all IRC servers. … |
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Removes and then bans the given nicknames from the active channel; the ban will be automatically lifted after the specified time. … |
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Displays the links between an IRC server and its connections. |
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Displays the channel names that match your request; requesting all channels may cause the server to disconnect you for flooding. |
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Displays the user statistics of the active or remote server. … |
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Displays the network map of an IRC network; this command is usually reserved for IRC operators and does not work on all servers. |
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Sends an action emote to the active nickname or channel. |
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After establishing a DCC CHAT connection that you initiated, you might encounter some protocol issues if the target is using mIRC. … |
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Modifies the user or channel modes for which you are privileged to modify. … |
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Displays the welcome message of an IRC server. |
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Sends a CTCP reply to a nickname or channel; you can provide multiple targets by separating them with a comma. |
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Displays some information about users who are currently lost in one or more net splits. |
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Changes your nickname on the active server. |
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Sends a notice to the target nickname or channel; these are often used in automated bots or scripts. … |
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Notifies you when a nickname or users matching a host on the notification list comes online or offline. |
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Grants the channel operator privileges to the given nicknames; you may use the wildcard character ‘*’ in a nickname. |
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Grants you the IRC operator status. |
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Leaves the given channels. |
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Sends a CTCP PING request to a nickname or a channel; this is used to find out the latency on the network. |
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Sends raw data to the server without any parsing. |
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Reloads the configuration of the IRC server you are are connected to; this command is restricted to IRC operators. |
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Restarts the active IRC server; this command is restricted to IRC administrators. |
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Connect a server to the IRC network; this command is restricted to IRC operators. |
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Displays, adds, modifies or removes the network configuration of IRC servers. … |
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List the network services currently present on the IRC network. |
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Manages the server side ignore list; users or hostnames that match an entry on the list are not able to send you any messages or invites. … |
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/SQUERY sends a query to the specified service. |
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Disconnects a server from the IRC network; this command is restricted to IRC operators. |
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Displays statistics from the IRC server; some statistics require you to have IRC operators privileges and might differ between IRC networks. … |
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Displays the local time of a server or the server the target user is connected to. |
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Displays or modifies the topic of a channel. |
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Displays the list of servers and users connects to a server, or a list of the servers between yourself and the target user. … |
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Displays a list of the channels you are on and their topics. |
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Removes one or more bans from a channel. |
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Removes an entry from the notify list. |
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Removes an entry from the silence list. This command does not work on all IRC networks. |
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Displays the user@host for the given nicknames; some common added attributes are ‘*’ to identify an IRC operator, ‘-’ and ‘+’ to indicate whether the nickname is AWAY or available. |
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Send a CTCP VERION request to the target nickname, channel or to all the users on the channel. |
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Displays the version and compatibility parameters of the given server, or for the server the target nickname is on. |
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Grants the channel voice privileges to the given nicknames; you may use the wildcard character ‘*’ in a nickname. |
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Waits the specified amount of milliseconds before sending the next command to the server. |
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Sends a message to all channel operators. If the server doesn’t support WALLCHOPS or STATUSMSG it will send a notice to each channel operator individually. |
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Sends a network wide message to all the users which have the usermode ‘w’ enabled; this command is restricted to IRC operators. |
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Displays information about users in the specified channel. If you specify a filter, all the users whose nick, userhost or realname matches the filter will be returned. … |
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Displays information about users in the specified channel; you may give the same nickname as the argument twice to also query the idle time. … |
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Displays historical user information. |