| RAW 600 (RPL_LOGON) Back to Top |
Format: 600 <nick> <userid> <host> <time> :logged offline
Example: 600 mspai goddess pool009-max10.ds7-ca-us.dialup.earthlink.net 911248013 :logged offline
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname of the user who signed off.
<userid> The userid (identd) of the user.
<host> The address (hostname) of the user.
<time> A timestamp of when they signed off.
Info:
This numeric is sent when a user on your WATCH list logs offline.
Notes:
Other numerics are used for users signing on, or for telling you which users are online or offline at any given moment.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
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| RAW 601 (RPL_LOGOFF) Back to Top |
Format: 601 <nick> <userid> <host> <time> :logged online
Example: 601 mspai goddess pool009-max10.ds7-ca-us.dialup.earthlink.net 911248013 :logged online
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname of the user who logged on to IRC.
<userid> The userid (identd) of the user.
<host> The address (hostname) of the user.
<time> A timestamp of when they signed on.
Info:
This numeric is sent when a user on your WATCH list comes online.
Notes:
Other numerics are used for users signing off, or for telling you which users are
online or offline at any given moment.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
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| RAW 602 (RPL_WATCHOFF) Back to Top |
Format: 602 <nick> <userid> <host> <time> :stopped watching
Example: 602 mspai goddess pool009-max10.ds7-ca-us.dialup.earthlink.net 911247359 :stopped watching
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname of the user you stopped watching.
<userid> The userid (identd) of the user.
<host> The address (hostname) of the user.
<time> A timestamp of when you stopped watching them. (?)
Info:
This numeric is sent when you remove a user from your WATCH list, using WATCH -nick.
Notes:
The userid, host, and time are used based on the user currently being online. If the
user is not online, an asterisk is used for userid and host, and time will be a zero.
This numeric is for when you stop watching a user and has nothing to do with them
leaving or joining IRC.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
Returned From:
WATCH
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| RAW 603 (RPL_WATCHSTAT) Back to Top |
Format: 603 :You have <mine> and are on <other> WATCH entries
Example: 603 :You have 7 and are on 1 WATCH entries
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<mine> The number of users on your WATCH list.
<other> The number of users who have you on their WATCH list(s).
Info:
This numeric is sent in response to a WATCH S request, telling you the number of
WATCH lists you are on and how many people are on yours.
Notes:
Although you can find out how many people are 'watching' for you in this way, you
have no way of finding out who they are.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
Returned From:
WATCH
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| RAW 604 (RPL_NOWON) Back to Top |
Format: 604 <nick> <userid> <host> <time> :is online
Example: 604 SB tikiman mcrigal2.student.Princeton.EDU 911076465 :is online
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname of the user who is on IRC.
<userid> The userid (identd) of the user.
<host> The address (hostname) of the user.
<time> A timestamp of when they signed on.
Info:
This numeric is sent when you add a user to your WATCH list and that user is online.
Notes:
Whenever you add a user to your WATCH list using WATCH +nick, either this numeric
or another numeric (for user is offline) is sent for each nick you have added.
Different numerics are used for when users who are already on your list sign on and off.
Advanced:
You will also see this numeric when you request a WATCH list update using WATCH l or
WATCH L. This numeric will then be sent for every user on your WATCH list that is online.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
Returned From:
WATCH
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| RAW 605 (RPL_NOWOFF) Back to Top |
Format: 605 <nick> <userid> <host> <time> :is offline
Example: 605 hotblack * * 0 :is offline
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<nick> The nickname of the user who is not on IRC.
<userid> The userid (identd) of the user.
<host> The address (hostname) of the user.
<time> A timestamp of when they signed on.
Info:
This numeric is sent when you add a user to your WATCH list and that user is not online.
Notes:
Whenever you add a user to your WATCH list using WATCH +nick, either this numeric or
another numeric (for user is online) is sent for each nick you have added.
Note that the userid and host will always be asterisks (*) with this numeric.
Since the user is not online, the address is unknown. Also, the timestamp will always
be zero, again since the user is not online.
Different numerics are used for when users who are already on your list sign on and off.
Advanced:
You will also see this numeric when you request a WATCH list update using WATCH L.
This numeric will then be sent for every user on your WATCH list that is offline.
You will not see this numeric for a WATCH l request, which only lists users that are online.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
Returned From:
WATCH
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| RAW 606 (RPL_WATCHLIST) Back to Top |
Format: 606 :<nicklist>
Example: 606 :chanserv nickserv memoserv mishscript
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<nicklist> A list of nicknames comprising your WATCH list.
Info:
This numeric is sent in response to a WATCH S request, telling you who is on your WATCH list.
Notes:
The nicknames will be seperated with spaces.
Advanced:
If there are too many nicknames to fit into one reply, multiple 606 replies will be returned.
If you have no nicknames in your WATCH list, no 606 replies will be returned for a WATCH S request.
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
Returned From:
WATCH
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| RAW 607 (RPL_ENDOFWATCHLIST) Back to Top |
Format: 607 :End of WATCH <query>
Example: 607 :End of WATCH s
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
<query> The WATCH command that you just performed.
Info:
This numeric is sent at the end of a WATCH l, WATCH L, WATCH s, or WATCH S request,
after all other data has been sent.
Notes:
This reply is not sent when adding users or clearing the WATCH list. (WATCH C)
Advanced:
WATCH l and L differ, however WATCH s and S are the same.
(the 607 raw will retain whichever case you used.)
See Also:
The following numerics are related to WATCH use:
600, 601,
602, 603,
604, 605,
606, 607
512
Returned From:
WATCH
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| RAW 617 (RPL_DCCSTATUS) |
Format: 617 : <nick> :<user> has been <%s> your DCC allow list
Example: 617 : Merlin` MISHScript has been added to your DCC allow list
Example: 617 : Merlin` MISHScript has been removed from your DCC allow list
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
user being added/removed from the dccallow list
Info:
Notes:
Advanced:
See Also:
The following numerics are related to DCC* use:
618, 619,
620
Returned From:
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| RAW 618 (RPL_DCCLIST) |
Format: 618 :
Example: 618 :
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
Info:
Notes:
Advanced:
See Also:
The following numerics are related to DCC* use:
617, 619,
620
Returned From:
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| RAW 619 (RPL_ENDOFDCCLIST) |
Format: 619 :
Example: 619 :
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
Info:
Notes:
Advanced:
See Also:
The following numerics are related to DCC* use:
617, 618,
620
Returned From:
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| RAW 620 (RPL_DCCINFO) |
Format: 620 :
Example: 620 :
Network: DALnet
Parameters:
Info:
Notes:
Advanced:
See Also:
The following numerics are related to DCC* use:
617, 618,
619
Returned From:
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