INVITE
This command is used to invite people to join a channel.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg HelpServ HELP INVITE in any client for the same text.
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Usage: INVITE <nick> #<#channel> Usage: INVITE #<#channel> This command is used to invite people to join a channel. The server will send a message to the user, inviting them to join and allowing them to enter through CMODE +i and other restrictive channel modes. This is the only way to let someone into a channel that is +i, if they do not have at least UOP access in it. If only a channel is given as parameter, then you invite yourself into that channel. This requires access to the channel (see ACCESS for details) and is mostly useful when a channel mode or ban list entry prevents you from joining normally. Examples: /invite residue #support /invite #island In general, if you have an invite only channel, this is how you will let people join. You generally only want to invite people you know, because random invites are usually considered rude or even synonymous to spamming. Note: the syntax with only one channel parameter to invite yourself replaces the service command /CS INVITE.
More in HelpServ
- ISONWill check to see if one or more of the nicknames are currently logged into the chat network. It will report back all of the specified nicks that are online.
- JOINThe join command lets you enter a channel. This is the first thing you want to do when you connect to a server. You always have to place a # in front of the channel name.
- KICKUsed to force users to leave a channel. The reason parameter is not required, but if specified will be sent to the client as part of the kick.
- LFLASHThis command will send a local NewsFlash Message on your server. The users will not know the nickname of the sender. See NFLASH for sending network-wide newsflashes.
- LINEChannel lines: a take-a-ticket queue kept by a server bot.
- LINKSThis command will show all the servers currently linked together on the network.
- LISTShows all the public channels on the server. You can set a mask to limit the number of channels that are returned, in the example below we ask for any channels that start with the word support.
- LUSERSDisplays information about the number of users currently logged on to your server and the network. If you don't specify a server name, it will provide information of the server you are logged into.