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| /leave [#] - same as part ex. /leave #newbies /quit (message) - use to quit IRC. A quit message may be added to the command, but is optional. ex. /quit see ya later! /who [#] - shows nicks, addresses, and optional user info if available for users on a channel. ex. /who #newbies /names - shows nicks of users on a channel. ex. /names #newbies /msg [nick] [message] - sends a private message (whisper) to a user. ex. /msg voyur hello there /nick [newnick] - if I wanted to change my currnet nick, voyur, to voy, I would use this command. ex. /nick voy /me [action describe] - If you typed this example, it would be displayed as *voyur waves to JP ex. /me waves to JP /away [away message] - use to tell others you are not currently at your computer. A message an be included. To set yourself back, type /away again. /list - requests a list of currently formed channels from the server. The listing you request is not updated until you issue the request again. ex. /list /kick [#] [nick] - used to kick a user from the channel. You must be a channel operator to use this command. ex. /kick #newbies voyur /mode [nick] +i - This is the invisible mode. You are not literally invisible on IRC. Users on the same channel as you still see you there. You are invisible to a user who does a /who or /names. A /whois nick, however, will show your user information and the channels you're on. ex. /mode voyur +i -typing a minus sign "-" in place of the plus sign "+" reversed the command...i.e. +o ops, and -o deops /mode [#] +o [nick] - grant ops to a nick. ex. /mode #newbies +o voyur /mode [#] +b [address] - ban a nick by their address from the channel. The proper address format is *!*username@*.host.domain. ex. /mode #newbies +b *!*jp@*irc.com /mode [#] +m - set the channel mode t moderate. This means that only ops can type to the channel. All other are silenced on the channel. ex. /nose #newbies +m /mode [#] +t - restricts channel topic changes to operators only. ex. /mode #newbies +t /mode [#] +l [number] - limits the number of users that may occupy the channel. In this example, the limit is 6 users. ex. /mode #newbies +l 6 /mode [#] +k [keyword] - sets a passwoed for the channel. Cannot join without typing /join #channelname [keyword]. ex. /mode #newbies +k shazam /ctcp [nick] ping - ping is used to determine the amount of time it takes for your signal (messages) to get to another nick and back in seconds. It measures the amount of lag time for the message. Excessive lag can make communication difficult. /ctcp [nick] time - this checks the local date and time on a nick's computer. I guess it might be useful if you wanted to know what time it was in Australia, if you were talking to an Aussie /dcc send [nick] [filename] - this command initiates a filesend to the designated nick. The file name and the full path of the file on your system must be specified. |
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