no way to compare when less than two revisions

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+# $EPIC: who.txt,v 1.3 2008/07/28 05:15:51 jnelson Exp $
+======Synopsis:======
+__who__ [<option> ...] [<target|pattern>]
+======Description:======
+The __WHO__ command queries detailed information about a target or
+wildcard pattern.  For each user it will return a single line containing
+their nickname, userhost address, realname (IRCNAME), their current
+channel (if it is public), whether they are a chanop or chanvoice there,
+whether they are here or gone, and whether they are an irc operator.
+The __WHO__ command uses the same rules as [[NAMES]] and [[LIST]] to
+determine which users will be returned.  Invisible users will never be
+returned, and users on secret or private channels are never returned.
+Notwithstanding this, if you are on the same channel as someone else,
+they will be returned.
+The client can do client-side filtering, to reduce the number of users shown.
+Undernet and Dalnet each have (incompatible) server-side filtering.
+======Options:======
+Options may be abbreviated, so long as they are not ambiguous.
+If you specify any unrecognized options, the entire request is aborted.
+<file>
+   - Universal server-side filtering options:
+  -oper     Show only irc operators
+     Only one of the following options may be used in each request:
+  -host <hostname>        Show only users from this host
+  -server <servername>  Show only users on this server
+  -name <username>  Show only users with this username
+  -realname <username>  Show only users with this IRCNAME
+  -nick <nickname>        Show only users with this nickname
+   - Undernet-specific server-side filtering options:
+   -u-i      Show invisible users (restricted to opers)
+   -ux       Send an "Undernet Extended" who request
+        (Cannot be used with any other options)
+   - Dalnet-specific server-side filtering options:
+   -dx     Send a "Dalnet Extended" who request
+           (Cannot be used with any other options)
+   - Client-side filtering options:
+  -lusers                 Show only non-operators
+  -chops                  Show only channel operators
+  -nochops    Show only non-channel operators
+  -here     Show only non-away users
+  -away     Show only away users
+    - Reply processing:
+  -line {...}   Execute the code for each line and DO NOT
+        hook /on WHO.
+    The parameters to -line are exactly the same as the
+    parameters to [[ON WHO]].
+  -end {...}    Execute the code for the last line and DO
+        NOT hook /on 315.
+    The parameters to -end are as follows:
+      $0   name of server queried
+      $1   body of the query
+   - Debugging:
+  -literal    Send a query exactly as specified to the
+        server with no client processing of the
+        request.  (Cannot be used with other options)
+  -flush      Flush the WHO queue (dangerous!)
+  -diagnose   Display the WHO queue
+</file>
+======Examples:======
+To list all irc operators on servers from foo.com:
+      /who -o -s *.foo.com
+To list the channel operators on channel #blah, which you are on:
+      /who -c #blah
+To list all users from Russia, saving it to a file:
+      /who -h *.ru -f ru.users
+To list all non-opers and say something at the end:
+      /who -lusers -end { echo sheesh. that's a lot of lusers! }