Commands:
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/away
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[<awaymessage>]
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marks you away with the given reason, /away with no argument removes the away-status
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/back
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removes the away status, like /away with no arguments
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/bans
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[<mask>]
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lists bans on current channel, optionally matching mask.
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/broadcast
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<message>
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sends a message to all channels, queries and DCC chats
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/clear
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<arg>
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resets something. currently only "clear Messages" works, which clears your messagelog
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/cmdchar
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<arg>
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sets the command-character (usually '/') to something else
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/cping
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<nick>
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tells the time a message takes from you to <nick>
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/ctcp
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<nick>
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<command>
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clientinfo
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gives information about available CTCP commands
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DCC
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requests a direct client connection
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echo
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returns the arguments it receives (testing only)
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finger
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shows login name and idle time of user
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homepage
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shows the URL of the users homepage
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ping
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times the lag between machines
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sound
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plays a soundfile on the local machine
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time
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shows local time of client
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userinfo
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returns information about the user
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version
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shows information about client version
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/dcc
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<[list]|close|chat|send|get>
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invoke a direct connection to another client. This will be kept up even if a network-split occurs
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/dns
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hostname
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resolve hostname
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/exit
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leave IRC and quit. -> /signoff, /quit
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/font
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<fontnum> <size>
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sets default font and size
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/help
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opens the Appleguide help
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/ignore
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[-]<nick | user@host | nick!user@host>
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make messages and channeltalk from <nick> invisible to yourself so you dont get annoyed
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/join
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<channel> [<channel key>]
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join a channel. If it doesn't exist already it will be created.
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/kick
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<channel> <nickname> [<reason>]
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forcibly remove a user from a channel (you need to be channel operator)
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/leave
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<channel>
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leave a channel. -> /part
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/list
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lists all the channels
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/lock
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<password>
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hides the channelwindows if you are away from your computer, use it again to unlock
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/msglog
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lists all the privat msgs you got - use /clear messages from time to time or the file will get huge
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/mode
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<channel>
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<arg>
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Alters the channel rules (you need +o to change mode)
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+t
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Only channel operators can change topic
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+n
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You must be in the channel to send a message to it
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+i
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Invite-only
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+m
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Moderated. Only users with voice may speak
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+p
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Private
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+s
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Secret. Not listed with /list
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+l <number>
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Limits the number of people who may join this channel
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+k <key>
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Sets a channel password
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+o <Nick>
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Makes <Nick> channel operator
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+v <Nick>
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Voice. Allows <Nick> to speak on a moderated channel
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+b <Nick>
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Banned. You are prevented from joining the channel
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/names
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<channel>
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l
ists the nicks on the channel
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/notice
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<nickname | channel> <text>
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sends a notice to either one nick or all nicks on a channel
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/notify
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[-] [<nick>]
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adds/removes a nick to the notify list. whenever a nick from that list joins or parts IRC you receive a notification
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/part
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[<channel>] [<reason>]
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leave a channel.
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/query
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<nick>
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start a private conversation with <nick>
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/quit
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closes smIRCle
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/signoff
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closes smIRCle
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/time
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[<servername>]
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returns the local time on the server
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/topic
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<channel> <topic>
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sets the topic on the channel. You need +o for this
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/version
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[<servername>]
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returns the smIRCle version and the server version
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/who
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[<channel>]
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returns all the nicks on a channel that are not invisible
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/whois
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<nick>
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returns details about <nick> or "no such nick"
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/whowas
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<nick>
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returns details about <nick> after it has signed off
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