LINE
Channel lines: a take-a-ticket queue kept by a server bot.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg HelpServ HELP LINE in any client for the same text.
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Usage: /msg <bot> LINE #<room> JOIN|PART|LIST|STATUS|REASON|PULL ... Channel lines: a take-a-ticket queue kept by a server bot. JOIN [reason] puts you in line (an operator can add somebody: JOIN <nick> [reason]), PART leaves, STATUS shows your place, REASON <text> says why you are waiting. Operators: LIST [<nick>|<from>-<to>] and PULL [<nick>] [#|#channel]. With CHAN <room> SET QUEUE AUTO enable everybody who joins the room is put in line; with SET QUEUE MOVE enable a pulled person is moved out of the main room into a new room with the operator.
More in HelpServ
- 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.
- METhis will preface any text with your nickname and in most cases use a different color for the message than a normal text color.
- MEMOIf a nickname is specified, then this will send a memo to the given nick. The nickname must be registered and you must be using a registered nickname.
- MEMOSERVAn alias for /msg memoserv so that you can send MemoServ commands with less typing.
- MFLASHThis command will send a local System Maintenance NewsFlash Message on the local server. The users will not know the nickname of the sender of this NewsFlash message.
- MJOINJoins a large event through Auditorium Rows: the room becomes a master room (if it is not one yet) and you are put into a small sub-room, #channel.1, #channel.2 and so on.