Some commands in IRC (to be improved and sorted)

In fact, I have never used IRC for a long time and occasionally hung it. Then I went to # Ubuntu-CN and # Ubuntu to discuss with others and found that my current level is not integrated. ==|||

However, I am still very interested in this software. It is concise but not simple. So I decided to learn, learn from the network, and record some common commands here, which will be improved in the future.

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The first time you enter the IRC dialog window, you may not know what you can do./HelpYou can get the following help:

/ClearTo clear all messages of the current session.

/Topic <topic>, Set the topic of the current conversation

/Join <chat room Name>To join a new chat room.#

/J <chat room Name>To join a new chat room.

/Query <nickname> [<message>]Open a private chat

/MSG <nickname> <message>Open a private chat

/Nick <nickname>, Change your nickname on the current server. No prompt is displayed after entering, but the nickname has changed

/ME <action message>Sends an action message to the current dialog.

/Say <message>, Send <message> to the current dialog. This is used to send a message starting. For example, "/say/join is used to join a new chat room"

/Help [<command>]To display all supported commands. If <command> is defined, its usage is displayed.

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Linux IRC user guide

IRC chat is a type of online chat. It is short for Internet Relay Chat. It refers to the following special protocol (IRC Protocol ), you can chat with one or more IRC servers. it features high speed (you can see the other party's "speech" in a few seconds) and many features (there are too many features, so you can watch them later .), therefore, IRC chat is the best choice for Internet users all over the world. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How can I chat with IRC? Some IRC sites provide you with a www url so that you can chat via a browser, but this is not your best choice, because this method is slow (slow startup) and has fewer functions, if you want to enjoy more chat, you 'd better download the chat software.LinuxXchat is recommended in the XWindow of, BitchX is used in the console, and M $WindowsMIRC can be used -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now that I have connected to the chat station, how can I enter the room to chat with others? In this case, run the/LIST command. You can see a list of channels. These channels are chat rooms. Double-click the channel you want to enter with the mouse, and you will enter the channel. You can also run the command /Join # channelname. Now you see the chat window and the nickname List window. Congratulations, you can start chatting now. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What should I do if I want to change my nick name? Line command:/Nick linuxer (Note: Your name is changed to linuxer) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What should I do if I want to register my nickname and do not allow others to use it? Line command:/nickserv register password mailbox (Note: Your name is registered with the System) Run the/nickserv HELP command to obtain more information. If you need a specific command, such as the register help, you can Input/nickserv help register Note: For registered nickname, the system will prompt you to pass the verification next time you log on. If the verification fails, the system will force you to change the name one minute later. Verify your nickname upon login and use the/nickserv identify password (then you can pass system verification) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I found that some nickname in the chat room has a "@" (in mIRC) or a green dot (in xchat) in front of it. What is that and what is its function? Some nick names have a "." (in mIRC) or a red dot (in xchat). What is this? "@" This mark is very important. It indicates that this person has the Administrator (OP) Permission In this channel. With this permission, you can execute many other functions, for example, you can kick someone out and modify some settings of this channel. ". "This mark indicates that this person is the channel founder, that is, the creator. He can modify all the settings of this channel. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How can I obtain the channel op permission? Generally, the channel op permission is only granted to you by another op, or you can create a channel by yourself. In addition, there is basically no way to obtain the channel op permission by yourself. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to create a channel? Simple: Input/join # newchannel (this is the same as the command to add a channel) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What should I do if I want to secretly chat with someone and prevent others from seeing it? A. Line command:/MSG fans hi, hello! (Note: You whispered something to fans, which is invisible to others) B. Line command:/query fans hi, hello! (Note: This is also a whisper. The difference is that you opened a new window with him) Mouse operation: in the channel chat window, double-click the nick name you want to whisper -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What should I do if I look at other people's information? Line command:/whois linuxer (Note: you will see some personal information of linuxer) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What should I do if I don't want to watch him ?? Line command:/ignore linuxer (Note: you will not be able to see linuxer) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some people hate it. I want to drive him out. What should I do? If you have the op right now, you can. Line command:/kick # linuxfans linuxer (Note: linuxer is kicked out # linuxfans) Mouse operation: in mIRC, right-click the nick name you want to kick, and select kick from the menu. In xchat, select the expected nick name with the mouse, and then select the kick button under the list. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What should I do if I want to kick a person and make him unable to return again? If you have the op right now, you can. Line command:/mode # Linux + B linuxer (Note: if you kick him again, he will not be able to return. if you want Cancel ban control and run/mode # linuxfans-B linuxer) Mouse operation: in mIRC, right-click the nick name you want to ban, and select ban from the menu. In xchat, use the mouse to select the expected nick name, and then select the ban button under the list. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How can I change the channel title? Line command:/topic # linuxfans I like IRC very much now (Note: The title is changed) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My friend is here. I want to grant him the op permission. How can I give it? If you have the op right now, you can. Line command:/mode # linuxfans + O linuxer (Note: hat removal/mode # linuxfans-O linuxer) Or click op with the mouse. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I want to set the channel as private and only allow some people to come in. What should I do? If you have the op right now, you can. Line command:/mode # + I (when someone else wants to join # linuxfans, you must receive this # fans (/Invite. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How can I invite others into my channel? Line command:/invite linuxer # linuxfans (Note: linuxer has received your invitation now) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't want some people in the channel to speak, just let them listen quietly. What should I do? If you have the op right now, you can. 1. Line command:/mode # linuxfans + m) 2. Line command:/mode # linuxfans + V linuxer (Note: linuxer has the right to speak) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is there any other command to set the channel status? If you have the op right now, you can. /Mode # linuxfans + N (Note: people outside linuxfans cannot send messages in/MSG mode .) /Mode # linuxfans + T (Note: In linuxfans, only op can change the topic .) /Mode # linuxfans + P (Note: Even if users in this channel are using/whois nickname, they will not be able to see you .) /Mode # linuxfans + S (Note: if other users use/names # linuxfans to view users in this channel, they will not see it) /Mode # linuxfans + k 12345 (note: the password is set for other users to use/join 12345 to enter linuxfans) /Mode # linuxfans + L 10 (note: the maximum number of linuxfans is 10 .) ' [From network]