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 Basic IRC Commands<\/strong> IRC commands allow you to perform specific functions on IRC, such as maintaining control of a channel and the users on it. The following list of basic IRC commands<\/strong> will help you get started. There are also other mIRC Commands<\/a> that you can look at later. General Commands<\/strong> <\/a>\/away [message]<\/strong>Leaves a message indicating that you are currently not paying attention to IRC. When someone sends you a message, they will automatically see your away message. Using \/AWAY with no message marks you as no longer being away and removes your previous message. example:  \/away Off to get something to eat, back in a moment. <\/a>\/invite nickname #channel<\/strong>Invites a nickname to a channel that you are on. <\/a>\/join #channel<\/strong>Joins the specified channel. example:  \/join #irchelp This will make you join the #irchelp channel. Once on a channel, anything you type will be seen by all the users on this channel. The #irchelp channel is very useful, so say hello and then ask any questions you want. If the channel you specified does not exist, a channel with that name will be created for you. Some channels may also have keys ie. a password, which you need to specify when using the \/join command. example:  \/join #irchelp trout This will make you join the #irchelp channel using “trout” as the password. <\/a>\/list [#channel] [-MIN #] [-MAX #]<\/strong>Lists currently available channels. You can also tell mIRC to show only channels with a minimum and a maximum number of people. If you specify a #channel then mIRC will only list information for that channel. If you specify wildcards, eg. *mirc* then mIRC will list all channels that contain the word mirc<\/strong> in them. example:        \/listexample:        \/list -min 5 -max 20example:        \/list #mircexample:        \/list *mirc* Note:<\/strong> mIRC also supports a \/list -n<\/strong> switch that minimizes the list window when it is opened. <\/a>\/me message<\/strong>Sends an action message to the current channel or query window. To send an action message to a specific<\/strong> channel or nickname, see the \/describe<\/a> command. <\/a>\/msg nickname message<\/strong>Sends a private message to nickname without opening a query window. Note:<\/strong> mIRC also supports \/msg switches as described here<\/a>. <\/a>\/nick nickname<\/strong>Changes your nickname to a new nickname. <\/a>\/notice nickname message<\/strong>Sends a private message to nickname without opening a query window for either you or them. <\/a>\/part #channel<\/strong>Leaves a channel that you are on. <\/a>\/privmsg nickname message<\/strong>Sends a private message to nickname that will open a query window for the other user. <\/a>\/query nickname message<\/strong>Opens a query window to this nickname and sends them a private message. Note:<\/strong> mIRC also supports \/query switches as described here<\/a>. <\/a>\/quit [message]<\/strong>Disconnects you from IRC and will give the optional message as the reason for your departure. (this message only appears to people who are on the same channels as you). <\/a>\/topic #channel newtopic<\/strong>Changes the topic for a channel that you are on. <\/a>\/whois nickname<\/strong>Shows you information about a nickname. <\/strong>Channel and User Commands<\/strong>If you have Op status, the following commands give you control over both a channel and the users on it. <\/a>\/kick #channel nickname<\/strong>Kicks a nickname off a channel that you are on. <\/a>\/mode #channel|nickname [[+|-]modechars [parameters]]<\/strong>This is a powerful command that gives channel operators control of a channel and the users on it.                Channel modes               ————————       ModeChar        Effects on channels       ~~~~~~~~        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~       b <person>        ban somebody, <person> in “nick!user@host” form       i                channel is invite-only       l <number>        channel is limited, <number> users allowed max       m                channel is moderated, (only chanops can talk)       n                external \/MSGs to channel are not allowed       o <nickname>        makes <nickname> a channel operator       p                channel is private       s                channel is secret       t                topic limited, only chanops may change it       k <key>                set secret key for a channel                User modes               ——————-       ModeChar        Effects on nicknames       ~~~~~~~~        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~       i                makes you invisible to anybody that does                       not know the exact spelling of your nickname       o                IRC-operator status, can only be set                       by IRC-ops with OPER       s                receive server notices       v                gives a user a voice on a moderated channel Here a few examples of the MODE command: To give someone op status:<\/strong>    \/mode #channelname +o nickname Giving someone op status means giving them control over the channel and the users on it. Give this out sparingly and to people you trust. To op several people:<\/strong>   \/mode #channelname +ooo nick1 nick2 nick3 To de-op someone:<\/strong>    \/mode #channelname -o nickname To ban someone:<\/strong>  \/mode #channelname +b nickname (or user address) To unban someone:<\/strong>  \/mode #channelname -b nickname (or user address) To make a channel invite only:<\/strong>  \/mode #channelname +i You must now invite<\/strong> a user for them to be able to join your channel.<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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