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As this release is ALPHA, not everything is supported. Because of this, this
document will show you the commands and modes that are supported in this
version. All commands listed below are as listed in request for comments (RFC)
number 1459, the original IRC documentation. Anything extra to this RFC
(with the exception of commands for loading plugins etc) will be a loadable
module and not implemented in the core.
Implimented server to server commands:
SERVER CONNECT
LINKS SQUIT
Implemented commands:
NICK USER
OPER QUIT
JOIN MODE
TOPIC NAMES
LIST KICK
VERSION STATS
TIME ADMIN
INFO PRIVMSG
NOTICE WHO
WHOIS KILL
PING PONG
AWAY REHASH
RESTART SUMMON
USERS WALLOPS
USERHOST ISON
INVITE PASS
TRACE WHOWAS
Module commands (non-rfc):
MODLIST CHGHOST
GLOBOPS HELPOP
KNOCK OPERMOTD
QUOTE SAJOIN
SAMODE SANICK
SAPART SAQUIT
SETNAME SETHOST
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CHANNEL MODES: i,m,n,t,k,l,p,s,o,h**,v,b
USER MODES: i,w,s,o
MODULE CHAN MODES: c,G,K,C,V,Q,N,T,O,L,r,R,M,S,Z
MODULE USER MODES: B,G,x,g,h,r,R,W,S
NOTE: Module Modes will be documented in the near future.
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** CHANNEL MODE h is optional, and can be enabled / disabled via a config flag.
The following features are supported:
* Dynamic module support
* Object orientated architecture to save memory and increase speed
* Connection multiplexing, one process for all (no forking!)
The following operating systems are supported:
* Linux (i386, possibly others)
Tested on: RedHat, Slackware, Gentoo
* FreeBSD (i386, possibly others)
Tested on: 4.10, 4.11, 5.0, 5.2.1
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