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=== User modes === |
=== User modes === |
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+ | See https://www.unrealircd.org/docs/Channel_modes |
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− | ! Mode !! Meaning !! Comment |
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− | | B || Bot || |
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− | | d || Can't receive channel /PRIVMSG's, except with some prefix || |
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− | | D || Can't receive PMs from anyone except IRCOps, servers and services || |
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− | | G || Bad words filter || |
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− | | H || Hide IRCOp status || IRCOp-only |
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− | | I || Hide online time in /WHOIS || |
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− | | i || 'Invisible' (hidden from /WHO and /NAMES if queried by someone outside the channel) || |
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− | | o || IRC operator || Set by server |
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− | | p || Hide channels in /WHOIS || |
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− | | q || Unkickable || IRCOp-only (but not all) |
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− | | r || You are registered || Set by services |
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− | | R || Only receive PMs from registered users || |
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− | | S || Services bot (extra protection) || Services-only |
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− | | s || Server notices for IRCOps || IRCOp-only |
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− | | T || Prevents from receiving CTCPs || |
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− | | t || Using /VHOST || Set by server |
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− | | W || See when people /WHOIS you || IRCOp-only |
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− | | w || Can listen to wallops messages || |
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− | | x || Hidden/cloaked hostname || |
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− | | Z || Only users on secure connections can send you PM/notices/CTCPs || Then you can't send such messages to insecure users too |
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− | | z || You're connected via SSL/TLS || Set by server |
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== IRC in I2P == |
== IRC in I2P == |
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List of IRC servers/nets in I2P: |
List of IRC servers/nets in I2P: |
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+ | * [[Irc2P|Irc2P IRC Network]] - main IRC network of I2P |
== Client software == |
== Client software == |
Latest revision as of 23:46, 7 December 2023
IRC stands for Internet Relay Chat and is a decentralized internet chat protocol allowing users to talk over several IRC networks. The special touch is that it only allows text to be sent. While some Clients allow bold and italic text, most clients don't do this. IRC allows file transfer through the Direct-Client-to-Client (DCC) Protocol.
History
IRC first appeared in the Summer of 1988 on a finnish server (The first IRC server was 'tolsun.oulu.fi') over the BITNET.
Modes
IRC has various user modes and channel modes describing the channels and users.
User modes
See https://www.unrealircd.org/docs/User_modes
Channel modes
See https://www.unrealircd.org/docs/Channel_modes
IRC in I2P
List of IRC servers/nets in I2P:
- Irc2P IRC Network - main IRC network of I2P
Client software
List of IRC clients known in this wiki:
- WeeChat
- (add your favourite irc client maybe?)
Phenomenon of random quits
Sometimes people randomly quit due to either "Read error" or "Ping timeout".
TODO: explain in technical terms why it happens.