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Shivaram Lingamneni
2021-01-21 09:40:32 -05:00
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"$bMULTICLIENT$b\nIf 'multiclient' is enabled and you are already logged in and using a nick, a\nsecond client of yours that authenticates with SASL and requests the same nick\nis allowed to attach to the nick as well (this is comparable to the behavior\nof IRC \"bouncers\" like ZNC). Your options are 'on' (allow this behavior),\n'off' (disallow it), and 'default' (use the server default value).": "$bMULTICLIENT$b\nIf 'multiclient' is enabled and you are already logged in and using a nick, a\nsecond client of yours that authenticates with SASL and requests the same nick\nis allowed to attach to the nick as well (this is comparable to the behavior\nof IRC \"bouncers\" like ZNC). Your options are 'on' (allow this behavior),\n'off' (disallow it), and 'default' (use the server default value).",
"$bPASSWD$b lets you change your password.": "$bPASSWD$b lets you change your password.",
"$bREGISTER$b lets you register a user account.": "$bREGISTER$b lets you register a user account.",
"$bRENAME$b renames an account": "$bRENAME$b renames an account",
"$bREPLAY-JOINS$b\n'replay-joins' controls whether replayed channel history will include\nlines for join and part. This provides more information about the context of\nmessages, but may be spammy. Your options are 'always', 'never', and the default\nof 'commands-only' (the messages will be replayed in /HISTORY output, but not\nduring autoreplay).": "$bREPLAY-JOINS$b\n'replay-joins' controls whether replayed channel history will include\nlines for join and part. This provides more information about the context of\nmessages, but may be spammy. Your options are 'always', 'never', and the default\nof 'commands-only' (the messages will be replayed in /HISTORY output, but not\nduring autoreplay).",
"$bSADROP$b forcibly de-links the given nickname from its user account.": "$bSADROP$b forcibly de-links the given nickname from its user account.",
"$bSAGET$b queries the current values of another user's account settings": "$bSAGET$b queries the current values of another user's account settings",
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"Syntax: $bLIST [regex]$b\n\nLIST returns the list of registered nicknames, which match the given regex.\nIf no regex is provided, all registered nicknames are returned.": "Syntax: $bLIST [regex]$b\n\nLIST returns the list of registered nicknames, which match the given regex.\nIf no regex is provided, all registered nicknames are returned.",
"Syntax: $bPASSWD <current> <new> <new_again>$b\nOr: $bPASSWD <username> <new>$b\n\nPASSWD lets you change your account password. You must supply your current\npassword and confirm the new one by typing it twice. If you're an IRC operator\nwith the correct permissions, you can use PASSWD to reset someone else's\npassword by supplying their username and then the desired password. To\nindicate an empty password, use * instead.": "Syntax: $bPASSWD <current> <new> <new_again>$b\nOr: $bPASSWD <username> <new>$b\n\nPASSWD lets you change your account password. You must supply your current\npassword and confirm the new one by typing it twice. If you're an IRC operator\nwith the correct permissions, you can use PASSWD to reset someone else's\npassword by supplying their username and then the desired password. To\nindicate an empty password, use * instead.",
"Syntax: $bREGISTER <password> [email]$b\n\nREGISTER lets you register your current nickname as a user account. If the\nserver allows anonymous registration, you can omit the e-mail address.\n\nIf you are currently logged in with a TLS client certificate and wish to use\nit instead of a password to log in, send * as the password.": "Syntax: $bREGISTER <password> [email]$b\n\nREGISTER lets you register your current nickname as a user account. If the\nserver allows anonymous registration, you can omit the e-mail address.\n\nIf you are currently logged in with a TLS client certificate and wish to use\nit instead of a password to log in, send * as the password.",
"Syntax: $bRENAME <account> <newname>$b\n\nRENAME allows a server administrator to change the name of an account.\nCurrently, you can only change the canonical casefolding of an account\n(e.g., you can change \"Alice\" to \"alice\", but not \"Alice\" to \"Amanda\").": "Syntax: $bRENAME <account> <newname>$b\n\nRENAME allows a server administrator to change the name of an account.\nCurrently, you can only change the canonical casefolding of an account\n(e.g., you can change \"Alice\" to \"alice\", but not \"Alice\" to \"Amanda\").",
"Syntax: $bSADROP <nickname>$b\n\nSADROP forcibly de-links the given nickname from the attached user account.": "Syntax: $bSADROP <nickname>$b\n\nSADROP forcibly de-links the given nickname from the attached user account.",
"Syntax: $bSAGET <account> <setting>$b\n\nSAGET queries the values of someone else's account settings. For more\ninformation on the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.": "Syntax: $bSAGET <account> <setting>$b\n\nSAGET queries the values of someone else's account settings. For more\ninformation on the settings and their possible values, see HELP SET.",
"Syntax: $bSAREGISTER <username> [password]$b\n\nSAREGISTER registers an account on someone else's behalf.\nThis is for use in configurations that require SASL for all connections;\nan administrator can set use this command to set up user accounts.": "Syntax: $bSAREGISTER <username> [password]$b\n\nSAREGISTER registers an account on someone else's behalf.\nThis is for use in configurations that require SASL for all connections;\nan administrator can set use this command to set up user accounts.",