| RAW 401 (ERR_NOSUCHNICK) Back to Top |
Format: 401 * :Target left UnderNet. Failed to deliver: <message>
Example: 401 * :Target left UnderNet. Failed to deliver: Hi there, what's up?
Network: Undernet
Parameters:
<message> The message that was originally sent to the user.
Info:
Returned when a message is sent to a user, but the user disconnects from the network
before they receive it.
Notes:
The reply does not indicate who the message was sent to, nor whether it was a NOTICE
or a PRIVMSG.
This reply will not be returned for channel messages- only private messages.
Returned From:
NOTICE, PRIVMSG
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| RAW 402 (ERR_NOSUCHSERVER) Back to Top |
Format: 402 <server> :No such server
Example: 402 LasVegas.NV.US.Undernet.org: No such server
Network: All
Parameters:
<server> The server name that does not exist.
Info:
Returned when trying to send a command to a server that does not exist.
This could be a command such as VERSION which is always sent to a server, or a
command such as WHOIS if the request was specifically sent to another server.
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| RAW 403 (ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL) Back to Top |
Format: 403 <channel> :No such channel
Example: 403 #joinme :No such channel
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The name of the channel that does not exist.
Info:
Returned when trying to use a command on a channel that is currently empty.
Notes:
This obviously will never be returned for channels you are in, since they are not empty.
Returned From:
NOTICE, PRIVMSG, KICK, MODE, TOPIC, PART
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| RAW 404 (ERR_CANNOTSENDTOCHAN) Back to Top |
Format: 404 <channel> :Cannot send to channel
Example: 404 #anime :Cannot send to channel
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The name of the channel.
Info:
Returned when you try to send a message to a channel, but the server refuses to let
you send the message due to channel MODE settings.
When this reply is returned, nothing is seen on the channel to indicate you
attempted to say something.
Notes:
Your message can be refused for two reasons:
* If a channel is MODE +n, and you are not on the channel, you cannot send a message to it.
* If a channel is MODE +m, and you are not opped (+o) or voiced (+v) on the channel,
you cannot send a message to it.
Variations:
On many networks, the following restriction also applies:
* If a channel has a MODE +b (ban) that matches you, you cannot send a message to it.
Returned From:
NOTICE, PRIVMSG
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| RAW 405 (ERR_TOOMANYCHANNELS) Back to Top |
Format: 405 <channel> :You have joined too many channels
Example: 405 #testing :You have joined too many channels
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The name of the channel.
Info:
Returned if you try to JOIN a channel and you have already reached the maximum
number of channels for that server.
You will not be able to JOIN any more channels until you PART some of your current channels.
Notes:
The most common limit is ten channels, although some servers may limit you to five.
Returned From:
JOIN
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| RAW 406 (ERR_WASNOSUCHNICK) Back to Top |
Format: 406 <nickname> :There was no such nickname
Example: 406 WhoAmI :There was no such nickname
Network: All
Parameters:
<nickname> The nickname of the user who didn't exist.
Info:
Returned if you do a WHOWAS and information on the user cannot be found.
Notes:
There is an expire time on WHOWAS info- If someone leaves IRC, you must WHOWAS
them within a few minutes or you will not find their info.
Returned From:
WHOWAS
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| RAW 407 (ERR_TOOMANYTARGETS) Back to Top |
Format: 407 <target> :Duplicate recipients. No message delivered
Example: 407 user@StLouis.MO.US.UnderNet.org :Duplicate recipients. No message delivered
Network: Most
Parameters:
<target> The target that matched more than one user.
Info:
Returned to a client which is attempting to send a
PRIVMSG/NOTICE using the user@host destination format
and for a user@host which has several occurrences.
Returned to a client which trying to send a
PRIVMSG/NOTICE to too many recipients.
Returned to a client which is attempting to JOIN a safe
channel using the shortname when there are more than one
such channel.
Notes:
You will rarely if ever see this message as it should only occur when using the
id@server format. (explained in the advanced section of PRIVMSG)
Returned From:
PRIVMSG, NOTICE
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| RAW 408 (ERR_NOSUCHSERVICE) Back to Top |
Format: 408 <service_name> :No such service
Example: 408 MemoServ :No such service
Network: Most
Parameters:
<service_name> Name of the requested service.
Info:
Returned to a client which is attempting to send a SQUERY
to a service which does not exist.
Notes:
Returned From:
SQUERY
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| RAW 409 (ERR_NOORIGIN) Back to Top |
Format: 409 :No origin specified
Example: 409 :No origin specified
Network: All
Info:
Returned if you use PING with no parameters.
Notes:
This is not related to a CTCP ping.
Returned From:
PING
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| RAW 411 (ERR_NORECIPIENT) Back to Top |
Format: 411 :No recipient given (<command>)
Example: 411 :No recipient given (PRIVMSG)
Network: All
Parameters:
<command> The command that was used.
Info:
Returned when a command (such as PRIVMSG) is used to send a message, but no recipient was given.
Notes:
Some commands (such as WHOIS) return raw 431 when no nickname is given.
Other commands (such as INVITE) return raw 461 when no nickname is given,
for 'insufficient parameters'.
Returned From:
PRIVMSG, NOTICE
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| RAW 412 (ERR_NOTEXTTOSEND) Back to Top |
Format: 412 :No text to send
Example: 412 :No text to send
Network: All
Info:
Returned when no message is given to send for a PRIVMSG or NOTICE.
Returned From:
PRIVMSG, NOTICE
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| RAW 413 (ERR_NOTOPLEVEL) Back to Top |
Format: 413 <mask> :No toplevel domain specified
Example: 413 $* :No toplevel domain specified
Network: All
Info:
This error is returned when you try to do a global message using the $ format
and you don't specify any toplevel domain.
Notes:
A toplevel domain is the final portion of a hostname, such as 'net', 'com', 'uk',
etc. As seen here, an example that will produce this error would be to send a message to '$*'.
See Also:
Errors related to toplevel domains in global messages:
413, 414
Returned From:
PRIVMSG, NOTICE
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| RAW 414 (ERR_WILDTOPLEVEL) Back to Top |
Format: 414 <mask> :Wildcard in toplevel Domain
Example: 414 $*.* :Wildcard in toplevel Domain
Network: All
Info:
This error is returned when you try to do a global message using the $ format and
you include wildcards (* or ?) in the toplevel domain.
Notes:
A toplevel domain is the final portion of a hostname, such as 'net', 'com', 'uk', etc.
As seen here, an example that will produce this error would be to send a message to '$*.*'.
See Also:
Errors related to toplevel domains in global messages:
413, 414
Returned From:
PRIVMSG, NOTICE
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| RAW 415 (ERR_BADMASK) Back to Top |
Format: 415 <mask> :Bad Server/host mask
Example: 415 $* :Bad Server/host mask
Network:
Parameters:
<mask>
Info:
Notes:
412 - 415 are returned by PRIVMSG to indicate that
the message wasn't delivered for some reason.
ERR_NOTOPLEVEL (RAW 413) and ERR_WILDTOPLEVEL (RAW 414) are errors that
are returned when an invalid use of
"PRIVMSG $<server>" or "PRIVMSG #<host>" is attempted.
Returned From:
PRIVMSG
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| RAW 416 (ERR_QUERYTOOLONG) Back to Top |
Format: 416 <command> :Too many lines in the output, restrict your query
Example: 416 WHO :Too many lines in the output, restrict your query
Network: Undernet
Parameters:
<command> A command that you performed.
Info:
This is sent if you use a command that requests too much information to be sent from an
Undernet server. For example, performing WHO 0 (to list all users) will usually result
in this error.
Notes:
This error is not returned until after a certain portion of a reply has already been returned.
The only command that this will currently be returned for is WHO. (?)
Returned From:
WHO
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| RAW 421 (ERR_UNKNOWNCOMMAND) Back to Top |
Format: 421 <command> :Unknown command
Example: 421 BLAH :Unknown command
Network: All
Parameters:
<command> The IRC command that was not recognized by the server.
Info:
Returned when you use an IRC command that the server does not recognize.
Notes:
Common reasons for this error:
* Using a command from another network on a server that doesn't support it. (such as SILENCE)
* Misspelling a command.
* Missing a mIRC alias.
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| RAW 422 (ERR_NOMOTD) Back to Top |
Format: 422 :MOTD File is missing
Example: 422 :MOTD File is missing
Network: All
Info:
Returned instead of the Message of the Day if the server does not have a MOTD file.
Notes:
You will rarely if ever see this error.
See Also:
Standard MOTD replies will return:
375 (usually), 372 (one or more),
376
Returned From:
MOTD
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| RAW 423 (ERR_NOADMININFO) Back to Top |
Format: 423 <server> :No administrative info available
Example: 423 phoenix.az.us.undernet.org :No administrative info available
Network: All
Parameters:
<server> The server that has no administrative info
Info:
Returned when there is no information to return for an ADMIN request.
Notes:
The error does not make any distinction to why the information is not available,
only that none was found.
You should rarely if ever see this error.
See Also:
A standard ADMIN command will reply with, in sequence:
256, 257
258, 259
Returned From:
ADMIN
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| RAW 431 (ERR_NONICKNAMEGIVEN) Back to Top |
Format: 431 :No nickname given
Example: 431 :No nickname given
Network: All
Info:
Returned when a command (such as WHOIS) is used that requires a nickname, but none given.
Notes:
Some commands (such as INVITE) return raw 461 when no nickname is given,
for 'insufficient parameters'.
PRIVMSG and NOTICE return raw 411 when no nickname is given.
Returned From:
WHOIS, WHOWAS, NICK
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| RAW 432 (ERR_ERRONEUSNICKNAME) Back to Top |
Format: 432 <nickname> :Erroneus Nickname
Example: 432 !hey! :Erroneus Nickname
Network: All
Parameters:
<nickname> The nickname that was attempted.
Info:
Returned when trying to change your nickname to an invalid nickname.
Notes:
Valid nicknames must contain only letters, numbers, and the characters -_[]{}\|`^.
The nickname cannot begin with a digit or a hyphen.
Note that often, if a nickname contains an invalid character, the server will just
truncate it at the first invalid character and use it, instead of returning this error.
Variations:
On DALnet, attempts to use some nicknames will return an extended reply such as
432 X :Erroneus Nickname: Reserved in cooperation with Undernet
The reply follows the same format, but includes a note explaining why the nickname
cannot be used.
Returned From:
NICK
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| RAW 433 (ERR_NICKNAMEINUSE) Back to Top |
Format: 433 <nickname> :Nickname is already in use.
Example: 433 God :Nickname is already in use.
Network: All
Parameters:
<nickname> The nickname that was attempted.
Info:
Returned when trying to change your nickname to a nickname that someone else is using.
Notes:
Note that nicknames are case insensitive. Also, [ and {, ] and }, \ and |, - and _,
and ` and ^ are pairs of characters that are considered the same for nicknames.
This means that if there is a user named [user] existed, you could not use the nick {user}.
Returned From:
NICK
Raw 433 - DALnet nickname registered
Format: 433 <nickname> :Nickname is registered to someone else.
Example: 433 pai :Nickname is registered to someone else.
Network: Dalnet
Parameters:
<nickname> The nickname that is registered to someone else.
Info:
Returned to warn you that a nickname you are attempting to use is registered to another user.
Notes:
This will typically be accompanied by notices from NickServ requesting you to choose
another nickname.
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| RAW 436 (ERR_NICKCOLLISION) Back to Top |
Format: 436 <nickname> :Nickname collision KILL
Example: 436 pai :Nickname collision KILL
Network: Some
Parameters:
<nickname> The nickname being collided. (most likely yours)
Info:
Sent when a nickname collision occurs on your nickname.
Followed immediately by being disconnected from the server.
A nickname collision occurs when, for some reason, two users end up with the same
nickname at the same time.
When this happens one must be removed to prevent confusion and problems.
Variations:
Note that many networks simply disconnect on nickname collision,
or send an ERROR, not this numeric.
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| RAW 437 (ERR_BANNICKCHANGE) Back to Top |
Format: 437 <channel> :Cannot change nickname while banned on channel
Example: 437 #unix :Cannot change nickname while banned on channel
Network: Some
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are banned on.
Info:
Returned when you attempt to change nicknames, but you are banned (MODE +b) on a channel
that you are currently in. You must PART the channel before you can change nicknames.
Notes:
The main purpose of this prohibition is so that a ban will prevent a nickname flood.
Returned From:
NICK
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| RAW 438 (ERR_NICKTOOFAST) Back to Top |
Format: 438 <nick> :Nick change too fast. Please wait <sec> seconds.
Example: 438 pai4 :Nick change too fast. Please wait 30 seconds.
Network: Some
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname that was attempted.
<sec> The number of seconds you must wait before attempting again.
Info:
This raw is returned by many networks when you try to change nicknames too often, too fast.
Variations:
Some networks will return this even if the nick change could not have been successful
(invalid nick, nick in use, etc.) Some networks, such as Undernet, only count nickname
changes that are successful.
Returned From:
NICK
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| RAW 439 (ERR_TARGETTOFAST) Back to Top |
Format: 439 <target> :Target change too fast. Please wait <sec> seconds.
Example: 439 X :Target change too fast. Please wait 104 seconds.
Network: Some
Parameters:
<target> The target (nickname or channel) that was attempted.
<sec> The number of seconds you must wait before you can attempt that target.
Info:
This is used on some networks as a way to prevent spammers and other mass-messagers.
This is returned when a user tries to message too many different users or join too many
different channels in a short period of time.
Variations:
The format of this raw is different on DALnet:
439 CBE :Message target change too fast. Please wait 121 seconds
Notice the addition of the word 'Message'.
Returned From:
NOTICE, PRIVMSG, JOIN
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| RAW 441 (ERR_USERNOTINCHANNEL) Back to Top |
Format: 441 <nickname> <channel> :They aren't on that channel
Example: 441 Freak #mirc :They aren't on that channel
Network: All
Parameters:
<nickname> The nickname being targeted
<channel> The channel being targeted
Info:
Returned when you attempt to perform a channel-specific operation (such as MODE or KICK)
on a user who isn't in the channel.
Notes:
You will often get this if you attempt to kick a user but someone else kicks them
before you do.
If the user does not actually exist at all, 401 will be returned instead.
Variations:
On Undernet, this will also be returned in reply to an erroneous CNOTICE or CPRIVMSG.
Returned From:
KICK, MODE
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| RAW 442 (ERR_NOTONCHANNEL) Back to Top |
Format: 442 <channel> :You're not on that channel
Example: 442 #test :You're not on that channel
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are not on.
Info:
Returned when you attempt to perform a channel command on a channel you are not on.
Note that not all channel-related commands actually require you to be on the channel.
Variations:
On some networks, this will be returned for trying to view the TOPIC from outside the channel.
Some networks will not allow you to view the channel banlist (MODE +b) from outside the channel.
Returned From:
MODE, TOPIC, PART
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| RAW 443 (ERR_USERONCHANNEL) Back to Top |
Format: 443 <nickname> <channel> :is already on channel
Example: 443 Kyusaku #anime :is already on channel
Network: All
Parameters:
<nickname> The user being invited.
<channel> The channel being invited to.
Info:
Returned when inviting a user to a channel that they are already on.
Returned From:
INVITE
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| RAW 445 (ERR_SUMMONDISABLED) Back to Top |
Format: 445 :SUMMON has been disabled
Example: 445 :SUMMON has been disabled
Network: Some
Info:
This is sent in response to a SUMMON command on many networks.
Notes:
Originally, SUMMON was used on IRC to request that a user come to IRC if they were
logged into a machine, but not actually on IRC. It's no longer used (anywhere that
I'm aware of) and it's use will return this raw.
Variations:
Some networks (such as Undernet) return a 'no such command' error instead of this raw.
Returned From:
SUMMON
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| RAW 446 (ERR_USERSDISABLED) Back to Top |
Format: 446 :USERS has been disabled
Example: 446 :USERS has been disabled
Network: Some
Info:
This is sent in response to a USERS command on many networks.
Notes:
Originally, USERS was used on IRC to look up users who were logged into a machine,
but not actually on IRC. It's no longer used (anywhere that I'm aware of) and it's
use will return this raw.
Variations:
Some networks (such as Undernet) return a 'no such command' error instead of this raw.
Returned From:
USERS
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| RAW 451 (ERR_NOTREGISTERED) Back to Top |
Format: 451 <command> :Register first.
Example: 451 WHOIS :Register first.
Network: All
Parameters:
<command> The command being attempted
Info:
Returned when attempting to use other IRC commands before being fully logged into
the IRC server.
Notes:
When you connect to the IRC server you must send USER and NICK commands
(and optionally a PASS) before you can send any other commands.
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| RAW 455 (ERR_HOSTILENAME) Back to Top |
Format: 455 :Your username <ident> contained the invalid character(s)
<chars> and has been changed to <new>.
Please use only the characters 0-9 a-z A-Z _ - or . in your username.
Your username is the part before the @ in your email address.
Example: 455 :Your username a//b//c contained the invalid character(s) ////
and has been changed to abc. Please use only the characters 0-9 a-z A-Z _ -
or . in your username. Your username is the part before the @ in your
email address.
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<ident> The identd you attempted to use.
<chars> The invalid characters in that identd.
<new> The new identd you have been assigned.
Info:
This is returned when you sign on to DALnet with an invalid identd. (username)
Notes:
This may be used on networks other than DALnet.
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| RAW 461 (ERR_NEEDMOREPARAMS) Back to Top |
Format: 461 <command> :Not enough parameters
Example: 461 KICK :Not enough parameters
Network: All
Parameters:
<command> The command that you did not give enough parameters for
Info:
Returned when using a command but not specifying all of the required parameters.
Notes:
Some commands (such as WHOIS) return raw 431 when no nickname is given.
PRIVMSG and NOTICE return raw 411 when no nickname is given.
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| RAW 462 (ERR_ALREADYREGISTRED) Back to Top |
Format: 462 :You may not reregister
Example: 462 :You may not reregister
Network: All
Info:
Returned when attempting to change your user details or other signon information.
You must reconnect to reissue these commands.
Returned From:
USER, PASS
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| RAW 467 (ERR_KEYSET) Back to Top |
Format: 467 <channel> :Channel key already set
Example: 467 #locked :Channel key already set
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel that has the key set.
Info:
Returned when attempting to set a key on a channel that already has a key set.
Notes:
You must unset the old key (-k) before setting a new key. (+k) This must be done
using two separate MODE commands.
Returned From:
MODE
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| RAW 468 (ERR_INVALIDUSERNAME) Back to Top |
Format: 468 <channel> :Only servers can change that mode
Example: 468 #pptesting :Only servers can change that mode
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<channel> The channel the mode change was attempted on.
Info:
This is returned on DALnet when attempting to change a server-only mode.
Notes:
The only channel mode I know of that is server-only is +r (registered channel)
but I may be wrong on this.
Returned From:
MODE
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| RAW 471 (ERR_CHANNELISFULL) Back to Top |
Format: 471 <channel> :Cannot join channel (+l)
Example: 471 #chaos :Cannot join channel (+l)
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are attempting to join.
Info:
Returned when attempting to JOIN a channel that has already reached it's user limit.
Notes:
A channel can set a user limit by setting a MODE +l with a maximum number of users.
Once that many users are in the channel, any other users attempting to JOIN will get this reply.
Advanced:
If a user is prevented from joining a channel for more than one reason
(for example, a MODE +i and a MODE +k) then the reason returned will be the first
matching reason from this list:
* Channel limit (MODE +l, raw 471)
* Invite-only channel (MODE +i, raw 473)
* User is banned (MODE +b, raw 474)
* Invalid channel key (MODE +k, raw 475)
Variations:
On Undernet, a channel op can INVITE a user to allow them to bypass a channel's user limit.
Returned From:
JOIN
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| RAW 472 (ERR_UNKNOWNMODE) Back to Top |
Format: 472 <char> :is unknown mode char to me
Example: 472 g :is unknown mode char to me
Network: All
Parameters:
<char> The mode you are attempting to set on the channel.
Info:
Returned when attempting to change the channel MODE to a mode that does not exist.
Notes:
Be aware that certain MODEs may not be available on all networks, and that MODE
characters are case sensitive.
Returned From:
MODE
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| RAW 473 (ERR_INVITEONLYCHAN) Back to Top |
Format: 473 <channel> :Cannot join channel (+i)
Example: 473 #temple :Cannot join channel (+i)
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are attempting to join.
Info:
Returned when attempting to JOIN a channel that is INVITE-only (MODE +i)
without being invited.
Notes:
A channel is invite-only if a channel op sets a MODE +i. Only a channel op can
INVITE a user to an invite-only channel.
Advanced:
If a user is prevented from joining a channel for more than one reason
(for example, a MODE +i and a MODE +k) then the reason returned will be the first
matching reason from this list-
* Channel limit (MODE +l, raw 471)
* Invite-only channel (MODE +i, raw 473)
* User is banned (MODE +b, raw 474)
* Invalid channel key (MODE +k, raw 475)
Returned From:
JOIN
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| RAW 474 (ERR_BANNEDFROMCHAN) Back to Top |
Format: 474 <channel> :Cannot join channel (+b)
Example: 474 #windows :Cannot join channel (+b)
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are attempting to join.
Info:
Returned when attempting to JOIN a channel that you are banned from.
Notes:
Bans are set using MODE +b- See MODE for details on bans.
Advanced:
If a user is prevented from joining a channel for more than one reason
(for example, a MODE +i and a MODE +k) then the reason returned will be the first
matching reason from this list:
* Channel limit (MODE +l, raw 471)
* Invite-only channel (MODE +i, raw 473)
* User is banned (MODE +b, raw 474)
* Invalid channel key (MODE +k, raw 475)
Variations:
On Undernet, a channel op can INVITE a user to allow them to join even if banned.
Since, on Undernet, banned users cannot speak on a channel, it is recommended that
you then give the user a voice (MODE +v) so that they may speak.
Returned From:
JOIN
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| RAW 475 (ERR_BADCHANNELKEY) Back to Top |
Format: 475 <channel> :Cannot join channel (+k)
Example: 475 #safe :Cannot join channel (+k)
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are attempting to join.
Info:
Returned when attempting to JOIN a channel that has a key set (MODE +k) when you
have not used the proper key.
Notes:
Keys are set using MODE +k. Once a key is set users must specify it in their JOIN
in order to enter the channel.
Advanced:
If a user is prevented from joining a channel for more than one reason
(for example, a MODE +i and a MODE +k) then the reason returned will be the first
matching reason from this list:
* Channel limit (MODE +l, raw 471)
* Invite-only channel (MODE +i, raw 473)
* User is banned (MODE +b, raw 474)
* Invalid channel key (MODE +k, raw 475)
Returned From:
JOIN
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| RAW 477 (ERR_NOCHANMODES) Back to Top |
Raw 477 - DALnet need registered nick
Format: 477 <channel> :You need a registered nick to join that channel.
Example: 477 #registered :You need a registered nick to join that channel.
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you attempted to join.
Info:
This is returned when trying to join a channel with mode +R set, but without
having a registered nick.
Notes:
Channel mode +R (on DALnet) prevents anyone without a registered nick from joining a channel.
Returned From:
JOIN
Raw 477 - Modeless channel
Format: 477 <channel> :Channel doesn't support modes
Example: 477 +channel :Channel doesn't support modes
Network: Some
Parameters:
<channel> The channel that does not support modes.
Info:
This is returned when trying to change or view the mode or topic on a modeless channel.
Notes:
Modeless channels are channels whose first character is a +. (plus)
Variations:
Note that not all servers that support modeless channels return this.
On DALnet, for example, topics can be changed and mode requests just return a blank mode.
Returned From:
MODE, TOPIC
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| RAW 478 (ERR_BANLISTFULL) Back to Top |
Format: 478 <channel> <ban> :Channel ban/ignore list is full
Example: 478 #mirc *!sphere@* :Channel ban/ignore list is full
Network: Some
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you are setting a ban on.
<ban> The ban being set.
Info:
Returned when attempting to set a ban on a channel that already has a full banlist.
Notes:
Although all networks have a limit on the total number of bans allowed, not all
networks will tell you when the list is full. (they will simply ignore extra bans.)
Variations:
The size of a full banlist varies from network to network.
For example, it is 30 on Undernet, and 60 on Dalnet.
Returned From:
MODE
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| RAW 481 (ERR_NOPRIVILEGES) Back to Top |
Format: 481 :Permission Denied- You're not an IRC operator
Example: 481 :Permission Denied- You're not an IRC operator
Network: All
Info:
Returned when a non-IRC operator attempts to use a command (such as KILL) that
requires IRC operator status.
Notes:
Some servers may return this for certain variations of a normal command.
For example, some networks will only all IRC operators to access some STATS replies.
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| RAW 482 (ERR_CHANOPRIVSNEEDED) Back to Top |
Format: 482 <channel> :You're not channel operator
Example: 482 #zt :You're not channel operator
Network: All
Parameters:
<channel> The channel you don't have operator status on.
Info:
Returned when attempting to use a command (such as MODE) that requires you to be
a channel operator, without first having operator status.
Notes:
Simply requesting the MODE or TOPIC of a channel does not require you to be a channel operator.
If a channel does not have MODE +t set, you do not need to be an operator to set a
TOPIC either. (although most channels have this mode set.)
Variations:
Not all networks require you to be a channel operator to INVITE users.
Returned From:
MODE, TOPIC, KICK, INVITE
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| RAW 483 (ERR_CANTKILLSERVER) Back to Top |
Format: 483 :You cant kill a server!
Example: 483 :You cant kill a server!
Network: All
Info:
This error is returned if you try to use the KILL command on an IRC server.
Notes:
To delink or kill servers, you must use other commands, such as DIE, CONNECT, and SQUIT.
Returned From:
KILL
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| RAW 484 (ERR_ISCHANSERVICE) Back to Top |
Format: 484 <nick> <channel> :Cannot kill, kick or deop channel service
Example: 484 W #peace&protection :Cannot kill, kick or deop channel service
Network: Undernet
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname that was targeted.
<channel> The channel that the nickname is on.
Info:
This is returned on Undernet when you try to kick, deop, or kill X or W or another service bot.
Returned From:
KICK, KILL, MODE
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| RAW 491 (ERR_NOOPERHOST) Back to Top |
Format: 491 :No O-lines for your host
Example: 491 :No O-lines for your host
Network: All
Info:
Returned when an OPER command is used by a user who is not allowed to be an IRC operator.
Notes:
This reply is returned even if the password used in the OPER command is correct.
Returned From:
OPER
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