Appendix A:CR Command Set |
ADMINOPER (CR native mode)This gives the server administrator extra commands including event mode and the ability to set modes in a channel without being a channel op. This command will not function when connected to another server that is not running in ConferenceRoom compatability mode.
Usage: /adminoper <userid> <password> Example: /adminoper superman lois PRIVMSG (All Users)
This functionally works exactly the same as the /msg command which is explained below.
Usage: Example: NICK (All Users)
This command will change your nickname to a new one you select. This will update all the channels that you are on. The exaple below would change your nickname to lucky. Nicknames are limited to 9 charachters.
Usage: /nick <newnickname> Example: /nick Lucky JOIN (All Users)
The join command lets you join a channel, this is the first thing you want to do when you connect to a server. You always have to place a # in front of the channel name. The example below would join you to #webmaster. The maximum channel name width is 200 charachters.
Usage: /join <channelname> Example: /join #webmaster PART (All Users)
The part command will disconnect you from the channel you specify. The example below would make you leave the channel #webmaster.
Usage: /part <channelname> Example: /part #webmaster LIST (All Users)
Shows all the channels on the server. You can set a mask to limit the number of channels that are returned, in the example below weask for any channels that start with the word chat.
Usage: /list <channel mask> Example: /list chat* /list NAMES (All Users)
Shows all of the names that are in the channel that you specify, or if you leave the field blank it will list all of the names that are on your server.
Usage: /names <channelname | or blank for all names on the server> Example: /names #webmaster /names TOPIC (All Users or Channel Operators if the channel is mode +t)
The topic command lets you change the topic of a channel, topics can only be 80 Characters long. Anyone can enter the topic command unless a channel operator has set the channel to mode +t in which case only channel operators can change
Usage: /topic <description> Example: /topic The WebMaster Support Channel WHOIS (All Users)
Displays information about a nickname including the host that they are logged in from, the server they are logged into, the channels they are on and the number of seconds that have passed since they last communicated with the server.
Usage: /whois <nickname> Example: /whois webmaster WHOWAS (All Users)
For a certain amount of time after a client has left the server you can still get information about that client. The information is the same as the information in the whois command.
Usage: /whowas <nickname> Example: /whowas webmaster WHO (All Users)
Will display the users and their status in a channel, the example below will show all the users in #webmaster.
Usage: /who <channelname> Example: /who #support AWAY (All Users)
The system will automatically send this message to anyone that tries to message you, usually used to tell people that you are away from the computer.
Usage: /away <message> Example: /away I am away from my computer INVITE (All Users)
Used to invite people to join a channel, the server will send a message to the user you have designated telling them of the invite. This is the only way to join a channel that is set mode +i.
Usage: /invite <channelname> <nickname> Example: /invite residue #support KICK (channel operators)
Used to force people to leave a channel. The comment field is not required but will be sent to the client after they have been kicked.
Usage: /kick <channel> <nickname> <comments> Example: /kick #webmaster lamer Don’t flood this channel KILL (IRC operator command)
Used to forcibly disconnect someone from the server. This is usually used when someone is rude or is being disruptive.
Usage: /kill <nickname> Example: /kill lamer MODE <Channel> (Channel Operators Only)
+b This will ban the specified user from joining the channel. +i invisible +k keyed +l limit +m when a channel is moderated +n No external message can be sent in to the channel +o operator +p private +s secret +t Sets the channel so that only channel operators can change the topic +v Gives the user a voice when the channel is moderated or +m MODE <User> (All Users)
+h hidden (Admin Operator Only) +i invisible (All Users) +o operator (Operatirs Only) Server will automatically set your client +o when you issue the /oper command. You can set yourself -o when no longer wish to be an IRC Operator. +s server messages (All Users) +w wallops (Operators Only) MOTD (All Users)
Display the current Message of the day for the server that you designate, if you leave the server field balnk it will return with the current server you are logged into. Generally this field has administrative information and the rules for that server.
Usage: /motd <server name> Example: /motd irc.webmaster.com /motd LUSERS (All Users)
Displays the number of users currently logged on the network.
Usage: /lusers ISON (All Users)
Will check to see if one or more of the nicknames are currently logged into IRC.
Usage: /ison <nickname1> <nickname2> … Example: /ison webmaster residue nnickee NOTICE (All Users)
Sends a message into a channel or to a specific user. Usually reserved for important messages.
Usage: /notice <nickname | channel name> <message> Example: /notice #webmaster Check out our new web page /notice residue What version client do you use? SQUIT (All Users)
Separates an IRC server from it’s host. This is done if a server has become unstable or is diplaying many errors.
Usage: /squit <target server> :<message> Example: /squit irc.webmaster.com :Unstable ADMIN (All Users)
Retrieves administrative information about the IRC server you are connected to. You can usually find out an email address for the servers administrator.
Usage: /admin INFO (All Users)
Displays information about the server you are connected to including utime, address and version.
Usage: /info PING (All Users)
Sends you a time in seconds for a message to be sent to another user and return.
Usage: /ping <nickname> Example: /ping tocool OPER (Operators Only)
This command will set your client as +o designating that you are a server operator. This gives you access to all the operator commands on a server.
Usage: /oper <userid> <password> Example: /oper mike 9U7gh3 VERSION (All Users)
Gives the current version of the server you are currently logged into.
Usage: /version STATS (All Users)
Shows statistics for the server you designate. The example below will show all the operators for irc.webmaster.com.
k Automatic Kills - Shows the addresses that are not allowed to access the target server. · Operators - Shows all the operator of the target server. l Links - Shows all the active links of the target server. u Uptime - Shows the time that server has been up m Commands - Shows the number of times a particular command has been entered i Allowed Hosts - Shows all of the domains that are allowed to access the server. c Connections - Shows all the Servers that are currently able to connect to the target server.
Usage: /stats <server name> <option> Example: /stats irc.webmaster.com o SUMMON (Not Supported)
USERS (Disabled)
TIME (All Users)
Display the current time and date of the server you are logged into.
Usage: /time KLINE (Operators Only)
Will prohibit a user from logging on to your server. This is used normally to restrict acces from those that have been disruptive. To unkline someone you must go to the control panel
Usage: /kline <nickname> Example: /kline lamer REHASH (Operators Only)
ConferenceRoom will automatically update any changes made to your configuration, it does this about every 10 seconds (except those noted above). The rehash command forces the server to look at the registry and update it’s information.
Usage: /rehash USERHOST (All Users)
Requests information for up to five users at a single time.
Usage: /userhost <nickname> <nickname> Example: /userhost webmaster CONNECT (Operators Only)
Connects a server to another server
Usage: /connect <connecting-server> <port> <destination-server> Example: /connect irc.webmaster.com 6667 home.webmaster.com HELP (All Users)
Display a list of all except hidden commands.
Usage: /help QUIT (All Users)
Causes the server to terminate your current session. You are free to log back on after issuing this command.
DIE (Operators Only)
Usage: /quit Shut down the server. Warning when you execute this command you have to have some method to restart the server other than by IRC as the server will no longer accept any messages and will disconnect any users when the command is issued.
Usage: /die <server address> Example: /die /die irc.webmaster.com For more information with regard to the Internet Relay Protocol (IRC), please go our Resources section of our web site at http://www.webmaster.com/high/give-take/resources/.
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