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ADMIN Displays the given servers administrative information as set by its A line..
Example: /ADMIN [server]
/ADMIN whiterose.shadow-realm.org
/ADMIN whiterose.*

AWAY Marks you as away on the server.
A line in your whois shows why you are away.
Example: /AWAY Currently at work.

CHANNEL
CREDITS
COPYRIGHT
DCCALLOW

HELP Displays all the commands available with your IRC Client program
Example: /HELP
Example: /HELP command

INFO Displays information about the IRC Server.
Example: /INFO
/INFO LadyHawke.*

INVITE Sends the specified user an invitation to join the channel. You must be a channel
operator or half-operator to be able to use this function.
Example: /INVITE Acidic32 #ShadowRealm

IRCDHELP Brings up the Index of the IRCD Help menu
Example: /IRCDHELP
Example: /IRCDHELP USERCMDS

IRCOPS Shows you all connected IRCops on the Abjects network that are available for help
and their operator level.
Example: /IRCOPS

ISON Used to determine whether the specified username/nick is currently connected to Abjects.
Example: /ISON Acidic32

JOIN Used to join an IRC channel
Example: /JOIN #abjects

KICK Kicks (removes) the specified user from the channel. You must be a channel operator or
half-operator to use this function. If no reason is specified, reason becomes 'no reason
specified'.
Example: /KICK #channel_name person reason
Example: /KICK #ShadowRealm Acidic32 bad language

KNOCK Announces to the operators of a channel in "Invite only" mode you'd like to be
invited or sends a message
Example: /KNOCK #channel Please invite me into your channel

LINKS Displays a list of IRC Servers linked to the network.
Example: /LINKS

LIST To use a search option, you must prefix the LIST
command with '/QUOTE' to avoid your IRC Client interpreting the command. If you do
not specify a search option, the server will display the full, unfiltered channel list.

* Search Options:
> number - List channels with more than <number> of users
< number - List channels with less than <nubmer> of users
C > number - List channels created between now and <number> minutes ago
C < number - List channels created earlier than <number> minutes ago
T > number - List channels whose topics are older than <number> minutes
T < number - List channels whose topics are newer than <number> minutes
*mask* - List all channels that match *mask*
!*mask* - List all channels that do not match *mask*

Example: /LIST (will list EVERY channel on the network)
/QUOTE LIST *IRCd*
/QUOTE LIST < 30


LUSERS Displays the local and global user statistics. The information includes maximum local
user count, maximum global user count, etc.

Example: /LUSERS
/LUSERS LadyHawke.*

MAKEPASS

MAP Displays a graphical map of the IRC Network, and the amount of users on each server.
Example: /MAP

MODE Sets a mode upon a channel or user.
Example: /MODE username modes
Example: /MODE #channelname modes names
Example: /MODE acidic32 +x-i
Example: /MODE #ShadowRealm +h-o Acidic32 Acidic32
For a full list of UserModes and their function, type /IRCDHELP USERMODES
For a full list of ChannelModes and their function, type /IRCDHELP CHANMODES
Full list of User and Channel modes is also listed further down.

MOTD Displays the contents of the servers Message of the Day file (ircd.motd)
Example: /MOTD
/MOTD LadyHawke.*

NICK Changes your "online identify" (nickname) on the server. All channels that you are a
member of will be alerted of your nickname change.
Example: /NICK <newnickname>
/NICK Acidic32

NMODE Allows the user to control what notices the server will send to them.
For a list of accepted notice mode flags see:
Example: /NMODE flags
+ adds a flag - takes away a flag for notices
FLAGS
s - Server notices
w - Wallop notices

The following notice mode flags are availible to irc operators
b - Blocked DCC Send notices
B - Spam bot notices
c - Local client connect/exit notices
C - Global client connect/exit notices
d - Debug notices
f - Flood notices
g - Various operator chat notices
G - Globops notices
k - Server originated kill notices
n - Network info notices
N - Network global notices
r - Routing notices
R - Reject notices
S - Spy notices

NOTICE Used to sent text to clients and channels. PRIVMSG is used internally by IRC Clients
for /MSG. UltimateIRCd also supports three additional formats.

Example: /MSG Acidic32 Hello. Im bored
/NOTICE Acidic32 hey there! what are you doing?
/NOTICE @#channel :text - Sends to all channel operators in #channel
/NOTICE %#channel :text - Sends to all half operators in #channel
/NOTICE +#channel :text - Sneds to all voiced users in #channel
Note: The PRIVMSG syntax is the same as the NOTICE/MSG syntax above.

PART Used to part (leave)the specified channel(s). Occupants of the specified channel(s) will
be notified or your departure.

Example: /PART #ShadowRealm
/PART #ShadowRealm,#WorldVillage,#IRCd

PING The PING command is used to test the presence of an active client or server at
the other end of the connection. Servers send a PING message at regular intervals
if no other activity is detected from the connection. If the connection fails to
reply to the PING message within a sertain amount of time, the connection is
closed. A PING message may be sent even if the connection is active.
Note: This function is not the same as the CTCP PING command.
Example: PING <server1> <server2>
PING LadyHawke.*
PING Acidic32
PING Acidic32 LadyHawke.*

PONG The PONG command is used to reply to a PING message. If the <server2> parameter
is given, this message will be forwarded to the given target. The <server1>
parameter is the name of the entity who has responded to the PING message using
the PONG message.
Example: PONG <server1> <server2>
PONG DarkFyre.* Hub.* - PONG message from DarkFyre.* to Hub.*


PRIVMSG Send a message to a user, channel or server.
-
/PRIVMSG <nick> <text>
Send a private message.
Ex: /PRIVMSG Blah hi, how are you?
-
/PRIVMSG <#channel> <text>
Send a message to a channel.
Ex: /PRIVMSG #room Hi all
-
/PRIVMSG <prefix><#channel> <text>
Send a message to users with <prefix> in <#channel> only
Ex: /PRIVMSG @#room This goes to all ops
/PRIVMSG +%@#room This goes to all +v, +h and +o's.
-
/PRIVMSG {:content:}lt;mask> <text>
Send a message to all users on servers matching <mask> [Oper only]
This is shown in the status window by most clients.
Ex: /PRIVMSG $*.mynet.net We will be upgrading our net in the next hour
Note that in most cases services (/OS GLOBAL) is a better alternative.
-
Multiple targets are also supported, like /PRIVMSG <nick1>,<nick2>,<nick3>.
-
NOTE: In case of some old clients (eg: ircII) you cannot use /msg
or /privmsg to use any of the 'advanced features', you'll then have to use:
'/QUOTE PRIVMSG @#channel blah' or something similar.

QUIT Disconnects you from the IRC Network. Clients occupying the channels you are in will be
notified of your departure, aswell as IRC Operators on your local server.
Example: /QUIT Leaving_message
Example: /QUIT
Example: /QUIT Goodbye everyone!

RULES Reads the Server Rules file (ircd.rules) and displays them to the user.
Example: /RULES
/RULES ShadowRealm.*

SETTINGS

SILENCE

STATS Reports statistical information about the specified subject. Some characters are limited
to IRC Operators.
Example: /STATS ?
Example: /STATS w
Example: /STATS k

TIME Displays the current Time and Date of the IRC Server.
Example: /TIME

TRACE Used to find out what servers are connected to what.
Example: /TRACE Shadow.*

TOPIC Used to either display the current topic of the specified channel, or to change the
of the specified channel to the specified topic.
Example: /Topc #channel Channel Ops can set new topic here
Example: /TOPIC #ShadowRealm (will read the topic for channel #Shadowrealm)
Example: /TOPIC #ShadowRealm Abjects is the best network and I have the best channel

USERHOST Returns the hostname of the speicifed user.
Example: /USERHOST Acidic32]
USERS

VERSION Displays the version information about the current IRC Server software being used.
Example: /VERSION
Example: /VERSION LadyHawke.*

WATCH WATCH is a new type of 'notify' system. The server will notify you whenever a client
in your WATCH list connects or disconnects from IRC. Please note, your WATCH
list DOES_NOT remain between IRC sessions. You will need to re-do it whenever you
reconnect to IRC.
+ adds a name to the list, - removes a name from your current list
Example: /WATCH +nick1 +nick2 +nick3
Example: /WATCH -nick1 -nick3

WHO Searches visible (-i) user information for the information provided.
When used on a channel, it will give list of all the visible users on
the specified channel. And in both cases shows the user Flags.
Example: /WHO *.shadow-realm.org
Example: /WHO Acidic32
Example: /WHO #ShadowRealm
Flags:
Flag G: User is gone (/away)
Flag H: User is here (not /away)
Flag *: User is an IRC Operator
Flag S: User is using SSL
Flag !: User is a Channel Administrator
Flag @: User is a Channel Operator
Flag %: User is a Channel Half/Help Operator
Flag +: User holds Voice
Flag I: User is invisible

WHOIS Shows you information about the user you specify. The information includes nickname,
username, hostname, real name, etc.
Example: /WHOIS Acidic32
/WHOIS ShadowMaster


Note: Unlike a LOT of other irc networks Abjects beleives in a user's right to privacy and
their partial hostname and their IP is hidden from other users!