SQUIT
Causes the specified server to be disconnected from the network. Use the CONNECT command to connect the server back to the network.
Operators only. This section is for IRC operators.
Type /msg HelpServ HELP SQUIT in any client for the same text.
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Usage: SQUIT <server> <reason> Causes the specified server to be disconnected from the network. Use the CONNECT command to connect the server back to the network. Examples: /squit irc.conferencerooms.org I want to connect you to another hub. This is done to reroute a server. A server cannot connect to another server on the same network. So you have to SQUIT a server before you can reconnect it. You might wish to GLOBOPS before rerouting, in case someone has a good reason not to reroute. It is also nice to WALLOPS before squiting, so that users who wish to be kept informed will expect the split.
More in HelpServ operator commands
- STATSShows statistics for the server you designate, if you don't specifically designate a server it defaults to the server you are on.
- THAWThe THAW command is used to undo a previously issued FREEZE.
- UMODESets modes on yourself, you can use the UMODE command only for the nickname you are using at the time. Administrators can set modes on users by using MODE with the target nickname.
- UNAKILLThis command will remove an AKILL from the server you are connected to.
- UNKLINEWill remove a kline from your server. You can NOT use wildcards to erase multiple klines at one time, the mask specified must be an exact match.
- UNQLINEThis command will remove a temporary QLINE from your qline list. Qlines are prohibited nicknames. To place a qline please see QLINE.
- WALLOPSThis command will send a message to all users who have UMODE +w set.
- ZLINEThis command is a form of firewall for your server. This will prevent problem users from a specified host address from accessing the server.