+server
add a new server to the server list
hostname
the host (or ip address) of the new server
port
1
the port of the new server
pass
1
the password to use for the new server
The +server command adds a new server to the server list according
to the given arguments. The only required argument, hostname,
specifies the host or ip address that the bot will try to connect
to. If no value for port is given, the default port (set in the
config file) will be used. If no value for pass is given, then
the bot will not attempt to send any password when it connects
to the server.
Note that if you want to specify a password, you must also specify
a port, since the order of arguments is important.
-server
servers
jump
-server
remove a server from the server list
hostname
the host (or ip address) of the server to remove
port
1
the port of the server to remove
pass
1
the password of the server to remove
The -server command removes a server from the server list according
to the given arguments. The only required argument, hostname,
specifies the host or ip address of the server to remove. In the
event that more than one server uses the same hostname, you can
narrow down the choices by specifying the target server's port and
even password.
If more than one server matches the given criteria, the first match
will be the one deleted.
+server
servers
jump
jump
connect to a new server
hostname
1
the host (or ip address) of the server to jump to
port
1
the port of the server to jump to
pass
1
the password of the server to jump to
The jump command disconnects from the current server (if connected)
and begins a new connection. If no server is specified, then the
bot will jump to the next position on the server list. If a server
is specified, the bot will search for the first matching server on
the server list and connect to it. If the server is not found, a
new entry is created and the bot begins connecting to it.
+server
-server
servers
servers
displays the current server list
The servers command displays the list of servers known to the bot.
+server
-server
jump
dump
send raw text to the server
text
the text to send
The dump command sends raw text to the server. The only
change is that a CRLF (\r\n) is added to the end of the line.
+chan
add a static channel to the bot
channel
channel to add
The +chan command adds a static channel to the bot.
A static channel is a channel that the bot saves information about
and remembers even if the bot is restarted at another time.
Static channels are joined automatically unless you set the +inactive
flag on the channel.
When you add static channels, don't forget to use the chansave command
to force the bot to rewrite the channel file. Not doing so
risks losing the new information if the bot is restarted before
the channel file is saved automatically.
-chan
chanset
chaninfo
chansave
-chan
removes a static channel from the bot
channel
channel to remove
text
the text of the action message
The say command sends an action to either a nick or a channel.
It is like typing /me blah blah blah in mIRC or X-Chat.
say
msg
act
send an ACTION ctcp to a nick (or channel)
dest
nick or channel to send action to
text
the text of the action message
The say command sends an action to either a nick or a channel.
It is like typing /me blah blah blah in mIRC or X-Chat.
say
msg
act
send an ACTION ctcp to a nick (or channel)
dest
nick or channel to send action to
text
the text of the action message
The say command sends an action to either a nick or a channel.
It is like typing /me blah blah blah in mIRC or X-Chat.
say
msg
act
send an ACTION ctcp to a nick (or channel)
dest
nick or channel to send action to
text
the text of the action message
The say command sends an action to either a nick or a channel.
It is like typing /me blah blah blah in mIRC or X-Chat.
say
msg
op
give ops to a nick on a channel
channel
1
channel to give ops on, or partyline channel if omitted
nick
nick to give ops to
The op command gives ops (+o) to the specified nick. If a channel
is not specified, the current partyline channel name is used.
deop
halfop
dehalfop
voice
devoice
deop
take ops from a nick on a channel
channel
1
channel to remove ops on, or partyline channel if omitted
nick
nick to take ops from
The deop command takes ops (-o) from the specified nick. If a
channel is not specified, the current partyline channel name is
used.
op
halfop
dehalfop
voice
devoice
voice
give voice to a nick on a channel
channel
1
channel to give voice on, or partyline channel if omitted
nick
nick to give voice to
The voice command gives voice (+v) to the specified nick. If a
channel is not specified, the current partyline channel name is
used.
op
deop
halfop
dehalfop
devoice
devoice
take voice from a nick on a channel
channel
1
channel to take voice on, or partyline channel if omitted
nick
nick to take voice to
The devoice command takes voice (-v) from the specified nick. If a
channel is not specified, the current partyline channel name is
used.
op
deop
halfop
dehalfop
voice
msg
send a privmsg to a nick (or channel)
dest
nick or channel to send privmsg to
text
the text to send
The msg command sends a privmsg to either a nick or a channel.
It is a synonym for the say command.
say
act
say
send a privmsg to a nick (or channel)
dest
nick or channel to send privmsg to
text
the text to send
The say command sends a privmsg to either a nick or a channel.
It is a synonym for the msg command.
msg
act
act
send an ACTION ctcp to a nick (or channel)
dest
nick or channel to send action to
text
the text of the action message
The say command sends an action to either a nick or a channel.
It is like typing /me blah blah blah in mIRC or X-Chat.
say
msg