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Make /quote help who more detailed.

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Jilles Tjoelker 2008-11-07 00:36:49 +01:00
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WHO <#channel|user>
WHO <#channel|nick|mask> [o]
The WHO command displays information about a user,
such as their GECOS information, their user@host,
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sample WHO result from a command issued like
"WHO pokey" may look something like this:
#lamers pokey H pokey@ppp.newbies.net :0 Jim Jones
#lamers ~pokey ppp.example.net irc.example.com pokey H :0 Jim Jones
Clients often reorder the fields; the order in the
IRC protocol is described here.
The first field indicates the last channel the user
has joined. The second is the user's nickname.
The third field describes the status information about
the user. The possible combinations for this field
are listed below:
has joined. The second is the username and the third
is the host. The fourth field is the server the user
is on. The fifth is the user's nickname. The sixth
field describes status information about the user.
The possible combinations for this field are listed
below:
H - The user is not away.
G - The user is set away.
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in the first field.
+ - The user is voiced in the channel listed.
The next field contains the username@host of the user.
The final field displays the number of server hops and
the user's GECOS information.
This command may be executed on a channel, such as
"WHO #lamers" The output will consist of WHO
listings for each user on the channel.
"WHO #lamers". The output will consist of WHO
listings for each user on the channel. If you are
not on the channel, it must not have cmode +s set
and users with umode +i are not shown.
This command may also be used in conjunction with wildcards
such as * and ?.
If the parameter is not a nickname or a channel, users
with matching nickname, username, host, server or
GECOS information are shown. The wildcards * and ?
can be used. Users with umode +i set that are not
on the same channel as you are not shown.
See also: whois, userhost
A second parameter of a lowercase letter o ensures
only IRC operators are displayed.
See also: whois, userhost, cmode, umode