The List Command
The "/list"
command allows you to list active channels on the
network. Using this command you can take the thousands
of channels a large IRC Network usually has and filter
them down to a smaller number. It allows you to find
channels by their topic, channel name, amount of
people or other characteristics.
Options in the list command are seperated by commas
rather than being put together; you will see examples
of that later in the document. As well, channels are
listed in order of newest to oldest created (the
server considers a channel 'created' when a single
person enters it; this is not the same as the ChanServ
channel creation date).
Below are the options you can use for list:
>Number
Syntax: /quote list >number
Information: The ">number" option lets
the user search for channels with more users than the
number specified beside the >
EXAMPLE: /quote list >1
This example will return all the channels with more
than one person in them, in order from newest created
channel to oldest.
<Number
Syntax: /quote list <number
Information: The <number option lets you
search for channels with
less than the specified number of people in the
channel.
Example: /quote list <50
This example will show all the channels with less than
50 people in them.
List channels created after a specific date:
C>Number
Syntax: /quote list C>number
Information: The C>Number will list channels
created between now and a Number of minutes ago.
Example: /quote list C>60,>50
This example will show all channels created in the
last hour that have more than 50 people in them.
List channels created before a specific date:
C<Number
Syntax: /quote list C<Number
Information: The C<Number option will list
channels that were created earlier than Number of
minutes ago.
Example: /quote list C<30,>50
This example will list all channels created earlier
than 30 minutes ago that have over 50 people in them.
List channels with topics older than specified:
T>Number
Syntax: /quote list T>Number
Information: The T>Number option will list
channels whose topic is older than Number of minutes.
Example: /quote list T>60
This example will show all channels in which the topic
was changed over 60 minutes ago.
List channels with topics younger than
specified: T<Number
Syntax: /quote list T<Number
Information: The T<Number option will list
channels whose topic has been changed less than Number
of minutes ago.
Example: /quote list T<30
This example will show all channels whose topic has
been changed in the last 30 minutes.
List channels that match the mask: mask
Syntax: /quote list mask
Information: The mask option allows you to search
channel names for the channel you are looking for.
NOTE: Wildcards (*) are accepted.
Example: /quote list *help*
This example will return channels with 'help' in their
name.
List channels that do not match the mask: !mask
Syntax: /quote list !mask
Information: The !mask allows you to search
channels that do not match the mask specified in the
list parameter.
NOTE: Wildcards (*) are accepted.
Example: /quote list !*help*
This example will return channels that do not have
anything to do with help in their name.
DCCAllow Command
Due to the many
viruses transferred daily on DALnet, the DALnet IRC
Server currently has a function that blocks extensions
commonly used by trojans ("js", "pl","exe",
"com", "bat", "dll",
"ini", "vbs", "pif",
"mrc", "scr", "doc",
"xls", "lnk", "shs"). In
order for you to still be able to transfer files with
these extensions, the DALnet
coding team has added a command called DCCallow.
Syntax: /quote dccallow +/-nickname
Information: The +/-nickname must be the
nickname of the person who you wish to allow to be
able to send DCC's to you.
NOTE: The list gets wiped whenever you disconnect and
the person you have added to it will be removed
whenever they change nicknames or disconnect.
Example: /quote dccallow +aditya
aditya has been added to your DCC allow list
This example will add 'aditya' to your dccallow list,
so that he can send files to you even if they have
extensions from the list above.
Syntax: /quote dccallow list
Information: The list option lists people who
are currently allowed to send you files normally
blocked by the server.
Example: /quote dccallow list
This example will list all users that are on your
DCCallow list:
The following users are on your dcc allow list:
aditya (Scorpio@im.h0t.name)
End of DCCALLOW list
The nickname is 'aditya' and the host, Scorpio@im.h0t.name
is in brackets.
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