LINKS
This command will show all the servers currently linked together on the network.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg HelpServ HELP LINKS in any client for the same text.
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Usage: This command will show all the servers currently linked together on the network. Examples: /links If there is lag between two servers, you can use the links command to determine the path between them. Then you can test each link to see which is causing the lag. This is useful if you intend to reroute servers, SQUIT a leaf off of a hub and connect it to a different hub. Or disconnect two hubs and reconnect one to another hub. Normal users can also use the links command to find server names to connect to or to connect to servers closer to the servers their friends are on.
More in HelpServ
- 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.
- MKILLThis command will mass kill users from the same IP address, hostmask or channel. It is normally used when a large quantity of users from the same address or channel need to be removed from the server.