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PRIVMSG <nick1|channel1[,nick2|channel2...]> :message |
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PRIVMSG will send a standard message to the |
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user or channel specified. |
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PRIVMSG supports the following prefixes for sending |
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messages to specific clients in a channel: |
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@ - channel operators only |
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% - channel operators and half-ops |
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+ - operators, half-ops, and voiced users |
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Two other targets are permitted: |
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$$servermask - Send a message to a server or set of |
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servers |
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$#hostmask - Send a message to users matching the |
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hostmask specified. |
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These two are operator only. |
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The nick can be extended to fit into the following |
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syntax: |
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username[%hostname]@servername |
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This syntax (without the hostname) is used to securely |
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send a message to a service or a bot. |
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An extension of this is the syntax to send to all opers |
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on a server. |
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opers@servername |
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In Hybrid 7, all opers on a server will see a message that |
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looks like a modified WALLOPS |
