GFLASH
This command will send a System Maintenance NewsFlash Message on the entire network. The users will not know the nickname of the sender of this NewsFlash message.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg HelpServ HELP GFLASH in any client for the same text.
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Usage: GFLASH <message> This command will send a System Maintenance NewsFlash Message on the entire network. The users will not know the nickname of the sender of this NewsFlash message. You must be a Services Administrator to use this command. All users will see this message regardless of their modes. Examples: /gflash We are restarting several servers, the downtime will be short. See also MFLASH for a local version of this command.
More in HelpServ
- GNOTICEAny notice that is sent from the server to operators are sent in the form of global notices. Operators can elect to not view Global Notices by unsetting UMODE +G.
- HELPHelpServ Topics
- HELPOPThis will give the HelpServ help file for a command if a server command is sent, if HelpServ has no information then the message is sent to everyone who is +h so that they can help the user.
- HELPOPSThis will give the HelpServ help file for a command if a server command is sent, if HelpServ has no information then the message is sent to everyone who is +h so that they can help the user.
- HELPSERVThis will give the HelpServ help file for a command if a server command is sent, if HelpServ has no information then the message is sent to everyone who has set UMODE +h, so that they can help the user.
- HSThis will give the HelpServ help file for a command if a server command is sent, if HelpServ has no information then the message is sent to everyone who has set UMODE +h, so that they can help the user.
- IDENTIFYYou can use this command to identify for your current nickname by sending just your password or for any specified nickname by sending that nick and its password.
- INFODisplays information about a server, channel or nick. If no parameter is specified, the information returned is about the server you are on.