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Quassel Commands
Standard IRC commands:
/away
/ban
/unban
/deop
/dehalfop
/devoice
/invite
/join
/kick
/kill
/list
/mode
/msg
/nick
/notice
/oper
/op
/halfop
/part
/quit
/quote
/say
/topic
/voice
/who
/whois
/whowas
CTCP:
/ctcp
/me
/ping
Extra commands:
/query
/exec <scriptname> sends the stdout of a script to the current channel
/delkey <nick|channel> deletes the encryption key for nick or channel or just /delkey when in a channel or query.
/setkey <nick|channel> <key> sets the encryption key for nick or channel. /setkey <key> when in a channel or query buffer sets the key for it.
/showkey <nick|channel> shows the encryption key for nick or channel or just /showkey when in a channel or query.
/keyx <nick|channel> Initiates a DH1080 key exchange with the target.
/print <message> will display a message on the other clients connected as that core user but will not actually send anything over IRC.
/wait <seconds>; /<command> delay execution of a command
Notes:
scripts go in "c:\users\michael\AppData\Roaming\quassel-irc.org\scripts"
You can only use /wait once in an alias command, but you can chain alias commands.
You need to re-use the /wait command on every line you want to delay.
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