Command :
/describe $server <message>
Is only for IRC Operators?
Command /describe
Most probably a command added by some sort of script.
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For more information about broadcasting a message to all users see http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/faq/#42
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the /notice do that...a notice,
but the describe, makes a /query and then a /notice
if the user has your pv opened, and then u make the /describe,
it works like a normal notice,
even I configured my script to read notices in the window opened
at the moment, but the describe do open a query...
and it seems to be related to mIRC on Unreal, and oper only of course,
an alias perhaps??
saludos
but the describe, makes a /query and then a /notice
if the user has your pv opened, and then u make the /describe,
it works like a normal notice,
even I configured my script to read notices in the window opened
at the moment, but the describe do open a query...
and it seems to be related to mIRC on Unreal, and oper only of course,
an alias perhaps??
saludos
/describe is (at least in mIRC) basically the /me version of /msg
Therefore, a command like this
/describe somewhere msg
Becomes this:
PRIVMSG somewhere :\1ACTION msg\1
In order to use a target like $servermask for somewhere, you have to be an IRCop.
(On that note, if you're an IRCop, you can also do /ctcp and even /ctcpreply to $servermasks - but that can be annoying ;) .)
Also, how mIRC deals with queries is how mIRC deals with queries on any server - Unreal has no say in the matter. /describe pops a query under the same conditions as /msg does.
Therefore, a command like this
/describe somewhere msg
Becomes this:
PRIVMSG somewhere :\1ACTION msg\1
In order to use a target like $servermask for somewhere, you have to be an IRCop.
(On that note, if you're an IRCop, you can also do /ctcp and even /ctcpreply to $servermasks - but that can be annoying ;) .)
Also, how mIRC deals with queries is how mIRC deals with queries on any server - Unreal has no say in the matter. /describe pops a query under the same conditions as /msg does.