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====== IRC Commands 2 ======

===== Introduction =====

The following commands apply to the ShilayaDE network, but most other networks usually support these commands too!
networks usually support these commands too!
All things listed in <> geschrieben sind gelten als Variabel. <nick> is replaced in the case
replaced with the nickname of the user! The explanations to the commands are highlighted in grey and start with ";".

===== Information commands =====

<code mirc>
/rules ;Zeigt die Regeln an - bitte unbedingt einmal gelesen haben!!!
/motd ;Zeigt allgemeine Informationen zum Server an
/map ;Zeigt eine Liste aller verfügbaren Server im Netzwerk an
/ctcp <nick> version ;zeigt an mit welchem Client der User verbunden ist
</code>

===== Service commands =====
<code mirc>
/ns help ;Hilfe zu Nickserv
/ns register <passwort> <email> ;registriert deinen Nick
/ns identify <passwort> ;identifiziert deinen Nick wenn er registriert ist
/ns group <passwort> ;Fügt deinen aktuellen Nick der Gruppe deines registrierten Nicks hinzu

/cs help ;Hilfe zu ChanServ
/cs register <channel> <passwort> <Beschreibung> ;Einen neuen Channel registrieren
/cs identify <channel> <passwort> ;Dich als Eigentümer des Channels identifizieren

/bs help ;Hilfe zu BotServ
/bs list ;Liste aller verfügbaren Bots anzeigen
/bs assign <channel> <Botname> ;Einen Bot deinem Channel hinzufügen
</code>

===== vHosts =====

As some people already know, there are also so-called vHosts. When a user enters a channel
you can see what is meant by that:

<code text>Nick@hell-DA649D83.q.pppool.de</code>

The part before the @ is called the ident and the part after it is the host.
Now you can customise the host. For example, it could say:

<code text>Nick@Hallowach.de</code>

You can choose pretty much anything. There are only 3 restrictions:

* There must be a . dadrinne in it.
  * A vhost may only contain the characters A-Z, a-z, 0-9, '.' and '-'.
  * The host must not be existing domains like mirc.com

Now how do you get the vhost? Quite simple:

- come up with the vHost
  - Inform the IRCOP

As a little extra, a service script with which you can right-click in the channel and have all 
options available in the channel:

[[http://www.hellhost.de/defcon1/cms/download/script/services.rar]]

This is how you load it into mIRC:

- download
  - unpack it with WinRAR into the mIRC folder
  - enter "/load -rs services.mrc" in mirc

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