BitchX

Easy BitchX Hints

BitchX is a great irc client. IRC Help has a tutorial if you don't know what irc is.

I run BitchX under Cygwin. Cygwin is a Unix environment for Windows. I encourage you to download and install Cygwin to learn the joys and power of the almighty command line. Once you get used to Cygwin, you'll love it. Here's a small hint about Cygwin: Your C:\ drive is mapped as /cygdrive/c/. When you run Cygwin, you start in your home directory. To get to your C:\ drive, type cd /cygdrive/c/.

So you installed Cygwin and it's working. Now download the BitchX source. Yes, the source. Just place it in c:\bitchx. Don't put it on, say, your desktop. If the path gets too long, things get difficult, so just throw it somewhere short.

Now, start Cygwin. You need to unzip the source file with gzip. So type gzip -d i and then the tab key. The tab key should autocomplete the name. Press enter (duh).

You should now have a .tar file. Type tar -xf i and tab then enter. Wait a while. You should end up with a BitchX subdirectory. Change to that directory (cd BitchX).

I sort of forgot these commands exactly, but you need to run configure, make and make install. If I recall, after you run configure, it basically tells you what to type next. So type ./configure and watch all of the pretty output to the window. If you have a problem here, you're on your own.

After everything is installed, you can run it from Cygwin bitchx. But it's a bit easier to find an IRC server to connect to and type bitchx irc.servercentral.net. Head over to EFNet and check out their list of servers. You may have to try a few before you find one that let's you connect.

Now you need to know some simple irc commands to move around and chat. You did read the tutorial, right?

BitchX Binaries

You don't have to compile BitchX yourself. You may download precompiled binaries but the bitchX.org download page seems to have incorrect URI's for the bitchX execuatables. Ftp to ftp.bitchx.org and dig down in pub/BitchX/binaries. If you want a graphical ftp client, I suggest using SmartFTP. It's free for personal use.

BitchX help file

Notes

A few brief notes about this version of the BitchX Help File. I can't remember when I started to HTMLize the bitchX help file. This version may be out of date as the source text is rather old. It has been recently (Feb. 2003) re-html/xml-ized. This file is (hopefully) xhtml 1.0 compliant and is well-formed XML. The advantage of XML is that it can be easily parsed and converted into different formats. I didn't put my name in the credits as this file may be copyrighted by someone (I can't figure out who that might be). I'm pretty sure it's not opensource, so I hope nobody gets too upset that I reformatted their text document.

4OP	ABORT	ADDIDLE	ADDSHIT	ADDUSER	ADDLAME	ADDFORWARD
ADDWORD	ADMIN	AJOIN	AJOINLIST	AWAY	BACK	BAN
BANS	BANSTA	BANTYPE	BANWORD	BEEP	BHELP	BK
BOTLIST	BYE	C	CD	CDCC	CHANNEL	CHANST
CHAT	CHGAOP	CHGCHAN	CHGHOST	CHANNEL	CHANST	CHGAOP
CHGCHAN	CHGHOST	CHGLEVEL	CHGPROT	CHOPS	CLEARAUTO	CLEARLOCK
CLEARTAB	CLONES	CONNECT	CMSG	CREDIT	CSAY	CSET
CTCP	CWHO	CWHOM	CYCLE	DATE	DBAN	DC
DCA	DCC	DCG	DCS	DCX	DEOP	DEOPER
DESCRIBE	DETACH	DEVOICE	DF	DIE	DME	DISCONNECT
DUMP	ECHO	EVAL	EXEC	EXIT	FINGER	FK
FLUSH	FORWARD	FPORTS	FPROT	FSET	FTP	FUCK
FUCKEM	HELP	HISTORY	HOST	HOSTNAME	IG	IGH
IGNORE	IGT	INFO	INV	IRCHOST	IRCNAME	JNW
KB	KILL	LASTLOG	LEAVE	LINKS	LIST	LK
LKW	LLOOK	LOAD	LOADDLL	LOADTCL	LS	LUSERS
MAP	MSAY	MB	MDOP	ME	MESG	MK
MKB	MKNU	MODELOCK	MOP	MOTD	MSG	MUB
MULT	MVOICE	NAMES	NEWNICK	NEWUSER	NICK	NOCHAT
NOPS	NOTICE	NOTIFY	NSLOOKUP	NWHOIS	NWHOWAS	OFFERS
OOPS	OP	OPER	ORIGNICK	OSTAT	PARTALL	PASTE
PING	PS	PURGE	QME	QUERY	QUEUE	QUIT
QUOTE	READLOG	REDIRECT	REHASH	REL	RELC	RELCR
RELCRT	RELCT	RELD	RELDT	RELI	RELIT	RELM
RELMT	RELN	RELNT	RELOAD	RELS	RELSM	RELSMT
RELSN	RELSNT	RELST	RELSTT	RELSW	RELSWT	RELT
RELW	RELWT	REMLOG	REPEAT	REQUEST	RESET	RANDOMNICK
SAVE	SAVELIST	SHOWIDLE	SCAN	SCANF	SCANI	SCANN
SCANO	SCANS	SCANV	SERVER	SET	SHITLIST	SAY
SHOWLOCK	SLEEP	SPING	SQUIT	SV	STAT	TBAN
TIG	SHOWSPLIT	TIME	TIMER	TLOCK	TOPIC	TRACE
TOGG	TRACEKILL	TRACESERV	URL	USER	UB	UMODE
UNAJOIN	UNBAN	UNBOT	UNIDLE	UNIG	UNIGH	UNKEY
UNSCREW	UNSHIT	UNTOPIC	UNUSER	UNWORD	UPING	UNFORWARD
UNLOAD	UPTIME	USAGE	USER	USERIP	USERLIST	VER
VERSION	VOICE	WALL	WALLOP	WHICH	WHO	WHOIS
WW	WHOKILL	WHOWAS	WILM	WILN	WINDOW	WORDLIST
USERINFO	USERSHOW

CREDIT: Help File for BitchX by panasync
Original BitchX.help by otiluke (spaz@neta.com)
Updated by Phucilage (dA' Phucilage Phactory)(phucilag@asarian.org)
Updated by BarK0de (bark0de@w3n.net)
Updated by drew (logic@concept2000.net.au)
Updated by Power (power@power.zepa.net)
Updated by PyroSmurf (kerensky@hotmail.com)
HELP: Usage: /BHelp <Topic|Index>
Topic - This gives help on <Topic>
Index - This shows the list of commands supplied in BitchX
4OP: Usage: /4op <nick>
- Sets mode +oooo on <nick>
ABORT: Usage: /abort
- Saves IRCII settings then exits IRC
ABOUT: Usage: /about
- Shows yet another ansi screen with greets to people who have contributed to the BitchX project
WI: Usage: /wi <nick>
- Display whois information on <nick>
ADDFORWARD: Usage: /addforward <channel|nick>
- Forward all messages to <channel|nick>
See UNFORWARD on how to remove <channel|nick> from forward list
ADDIDLE: Usage: /addidle <channel> [seconds]
- Adds <channel> as idle channel with [seconds]
ADDSHIT: Usage: /addshit <nick|nick!user@hostname> <channel|*> [shitlevel] [reason]
Hint: <channel> can have more than one via the use of,
- Add <nick|nick!user@hostname> to your shitlist on <channel|*> with [shitlevel] and for [reason]
See UNSHIT on how to remove <nick> from shitlist; and USERLEVELS for shit levels
ADDUSER: Usage: /adduser [-ppp] <nick|nick!user@hostname> <channel|*> <userlevel1,userlevel2,etc> [password]
Hint: <channel> can have more than one via the use of,
Hint: Use -ppp to add *domain.com hosts
- Adds <nick|nick!user@hostname> on <channel|*> with [userlevels]
See UNUSER on how to remove <nick> from userlist; and
USERLEVELS for user, auto-op and protection levels
CTCP to understand valid CTCP commands which can be sent to gain privileges
ADDLAME: Usage: /addlame <nick|nick nick nick>
- Adds <nick> to your lame nicklist, bans nick!*@*
ADDWORD: Usage: /addword <channel|*> <word(s)>
- Adds <word(s)> to wordlist, anyone saying it in <channel|*> will be kicked
See SHOWWORD to list banned words; and UNWORD to remove banned words
ADMIN: Usage: /admin [server]
- Shows the iRC Administration information on current server or [server]
AJOIN: Usage: /ajoin <channel(s)>
- Add <channel(s)> to AJoin list; it joins <channel(s)> on startup or change of server change
AWAY: Usage: /away [reason]
- Sets you away for [reason]
B: See BAN
BAN: Usage: /ban <nick|nick!user@hostname>
- Ban <nick|nick!user@hostname> from current channel
Hint: Even works if <nick> has left current channel
BANSTAT: Usage: /banstat [channel]
- Show bans on current channel or [channel]
BANTYPE: Usage: /bantype <Normal|Better|Host|Domain|Screw>
- When a ban is done on a nick, it uses <bantype>
BEEP: Usage: /beep
- Creates a beep noise
Note: This is not possible if beep_on_messages is set off, *grin*
BK: Usage: /bk <nick> [reason]
- Deops, bans and kicks <nick> for [reason]
BOMB: Usage: /bomb <nick> [request]
- This CTCPs [request] to <nick>
BOTLIST: Usage: /botlist
- Show internal botlist
BYE: Usage: /bye
- Quits IRC
CD: Usage: /cd <dir>
- Changes current directory to <dir>
CDCC: Usage: /CDCC <command>
- CHANNEL, DESCRIBE, DOFFER, LIST, LOAD, MINSPEED, NOTICE
OFFER, PLIST, QUEUE, SAVE, SEND, RESEND, TSEND, TRESEND
RESUME, TIMER, NOTE, TYPE, ECHO, STATS, SECURE
Usage: /DCC <command>
- Bot, Chat, Close, Get, Raw, ReGet, Rename, Send
Hint: /BHelp CDCC|DCC <command> for more information
CDCC DESCRIBE: Usage: /CDCC describe [description]
- Allows you to change the description of a pack
CDCC CHANNEL: Usage: /CDCC channel [channel]
- Sets [channel] for public CDCC offers
CDCC DOFFER: Usage: /CDCC doffer [pack(s)]
- Removes [pack(s)] from your offer list
CDCC ECHO: Usage: /CDCC echo <on|off>
- Toggles the display output of cdcc offers to your screen
CDCC LOAD: Usage: /CDCC load [file]
- Loads cdcc.save or [file] into the pack(s)
CDCC LIST: Usage: /CDCC list
- Shows your current offer list
CDCC MINSPEED: Usage: /CDCC minspeed [KB/persec]
- Sets the minimum speed for DCC file transfer(s) at [KB/persec]
CDCC NOTE: Usage: /CDCC note [note]
- Allows you to change the notes of a pack
CDCC NOTICE: Usage: /CDCC notice [channel]
- Shows a notice to your current channel or [channel] that you have an offer list
CDCC OFFER: Usage: /CDCC offer [filename(s)]
- Prompts for [filename(s)] if none specified and description, for a pack to offer
CDCC PLIST: Usage: /CDCC plist [channel]
- Shows your offer list to current channel or [channel]
CDCC QUEUE: Usage: /CDCC queue
- Shows all nick(s) in the queue for a file to be sent
CDCC RESEND: Usage: /CDCC resend <nick> <pack#|filename>
- Restores an archive which was disrupted to <nick>
CDCC SAVE: Usage: /CDCC save [file]
- Saves all packs offered into cdcc.file or [file]
CDCC TYPE: Usage: /CDCC type
- Changes the display of offerings from public to notices
CDCC SEND: Usage: /CDCC send <nick> <#|file>
- Send a pack to user
CDCC TSEND: Usage: /CDCC tsend <nick> <#|file>
- TDCC Send a pack to user
CDCC TRESEND: Usage: /CDCC tresend <nick> <#|file>
- TDCC Resend a pack to user
CDCC RESUME: Usage: /CDCC resume <nick> <#|file>
- mIRC Resume
CDCC TIMER: Usage: /CDCC timer
- Public list timer in minutes
CDCC STATS: Usage: /CDCC stats
- Show CDCC Stats
CDCC SECURE: Usage: /CDCC secure
- Adds a password to a pack
CHANNEL: Usage: /channel
- Shows information on the channels, modes and server you are on
CHANST: Usage: /chanst <-ALL> [channel]
- Shows statistics on current channel or [channel]
CHGAOP: Usage: /chgaop <nick> <auto-oplevel>
- Changes <auto-oplevel> of <nick> in userlist
See USERLEVELS for auto-op levels
CHGCHAN: Usage: /chgchan <nick> <channel>
- Changes <channel> of <nick> in userlist
Hint.: /ChgChan whoever #BitchX,#iRC can add multiple channels
CHGHOST: Usage: /chghost <nick> <hostname>
- Changes <hostname> of <nick> in userlist
CHGLEVEL: Usage: /chglevel <nick> <level>
- Changes <level> of <nick> in userlist
See USERLEVELS for user levels
CHGPROT: Usage: /chgprot <nick> <protection-level>
- Changes <protection-level> of <nick> in userlist
See USERLEVELS for protection levels
CHOPS: Usage: /chops [types] [-sort type] [#channel]
- Shows, in a full format, all the nicks with op status
- /chops is the same as /user -ops
- For [types] and [-sort types] - see USER
CLEARAUTO: Usage: /clearauto
- Clears all the nicks in the auto-response list
CLEARLOCK: Usage: /clearlock <channel|*>
- Unlocks the mode lock for <channel|*>
CLEARTAB: Usage: /cleartab
- Clears the nicks in the tabkey list
CMSG: Usage: /cmsg <nick> <text>
- While in the TwilightZone, a private message will be sent to <nick> with <text>
CONNECT: Usage: /connect <server1> <port> [server2]
* Requires irc operator status
- Connect <server1> to <port> from current server or [server2]
CSAY: Usage: /csay <text>
- While in the TwilightZone, and being the hub of the DCC Chats, <text>
will be sent out to all users on the Chat network
CSET: Usage: /cset <command> [arguments]
- Shows sets for current channel. These values are taken from the corresponding /set of the same name to make a default channel. Changing a set doesn't necessarily change the corresponding /cset
Hint: /BHelp CSet <command> for more information
<command>:
AINV
ANNOY_KICK
AOP
AUTO_REJOIN
BITCH
COMPRESS_MODES
DEOPFLOOD
DEOPFLOOD_TIME
DEOP_ON_DEOPFLOOD
DEOP_ON_KICKFLOOD
HACKING
JOINFLOOD
JOINFLOOD_TIME
KICKFLOOD
KICKFLOOD_TIME
KICK_IF_BANNED
KICK_OPS
KICK_ON_DEOPFLOOD
KICK_ON_JOINFLOOD
KICK_ON_KICKFLOOD
KICK_ON_NICKFLOOD
KICK_ON_PUBFLOOD
LAMELIST
NICKFLOOD
NICKFLOOD_TIME
PUBFLOOD
PUBFLOOD_IGNORE_TIME
PUBFLOOD_TIME
SHITLIST
USERLIST
CSET AINV: Usage: /cset ainv <user level>
- Invites <nick> if message contains INV and is above <userlevel>
See USERLEVELS concerning userlevels
CSET AUTO_REJOIN: Usage: /cset auto[rejoin <type>
- Use <type> to decide how to rejoin a channel when kicked from it
<type>:
0 - Rejoin is disabled
1 - Rejoin
2 - Rejoin with same username as the kicker
3 - Rejoin with random nick
4 - Rejoin with random nick and username
5 - Rejoin with random nick
CSET DEOPFLOOD: Usage: /cset deopflood <on|off>
- Set deop flood checking to <on|off>
CSET DEOPFLOOD_TIME: Usage: /cset deopflood_time <seconds>
- Set the number of <seconds> for deop flood checking is activated
CSET DEOP_ON_DEOPFLOOD: Usage: /cset deop_on_deopflood <number>
- Set the <number> of deops within DEOPFLOOD_TIME needed to deop the offender
CSET DEOP_ON_KICKFLOOD: Usage: /cset deop_on_kickflood <number>
- Set the <number> of kicks within DEOPFLOOD_TIME needed to kick the offender
CSET HACKING: Usage: /cset hacking <type>
- Set <type> of nethack protection to be enforced on a channel
<type>:
0 - Off
1 - Silently deop the offender
2 - Announce only
3 - Announce and deop the offender
CSET KICK_IF_BANNED: Usage: /cset kick_if_banned <on|off>
- Set this to <on|off> to kick the person who bans you
=. Not implemented yet
CSET KICK_ON_DEOPFLOOD: Usage: /cset kick_on_deopflood <number>
- Set the <number> of deops needed before we kick the offender
CSET KICK_ON_KICKFLOOD: Usage: /cset kick_on_kickflood <number>
- Set the <number> of kicks needed before we kick the offender
CSET KICK_ON_NICKFLOOD: Usage: /cset kick_on_nickflood <number>
- Set the <number> of nick changes required before we kick the offender
CSET KICK_ON_JOINFLOOD: Usage: /cset kick_on_joinflood <number>
- Set the <number> of joins required before we kick the offender
CSET KICK_ON_PUBFLOOD: Usage: /cset kick_on_pubflood <number>
- Set the <number> of public lines needed before we kick the offender
CSET KICKFLOOD: Usage: /cset kickflood <on|off>
- Set kickflood protection to <on|off>
CSET KICKFLOOD_TIME: Usage: /cset kickflood_time <seconds>
- set the number of <seconds> in which we measure the kicks allowed
CSET LAMELIST: Usage: /cset lamelist <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> lame nicklist checking
=. Not implemented yet
CSET NICKFLOOD: Usage: /cset nickflood <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> nick flood checking
CSET NICKFLOOD_TIME: Usage: /cset nickflood_time <seconds>
- Set the number of <seconds> in which we measure the number of nick changes allowed
CSET PUBFLOOD: Usage: /cset pubflood <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> public flood checking
CSET PUBFLOOD_IGNORE_TIME: Usage: /cset pubflood_ignore_time <minutes>
- Set the number of <minutes> to ignore a nick on public floods
CSET PUBFLOOD_TIME: Usage: /cset pubflood_time <seconds>
- Sets the amount of time in seconds that KICK_ON_PUBFLOOD counts lines
CSET SHITLIST: Usage: /cset shitlist <on|off>
- Turn the shitlist <on|off> for a channel
CSET USERLIST: Usage: /cset userlist <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> userlist for a channel
CSET JOINFLOOD_TIME: Usage: /cset joinflood_time <seconds>
- set the number of <seconds> in which we measure the joins allowed
CSET BITCH: Usage: /cset bitch <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> Bitch mode
CSET KICK_OPS: Usage: /cset kick_ops <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> kicking of chanops
CSET AOP: Usage: /cset aop <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> auto-op for people in your userlist
- /bhelp USERLEVELS for user levels
CSET COMPRESS_MODES: Usage: /cset compress_modes <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> mode compression
CSET JOINFLOOD: Usage: /cset joinflood <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> join flood checking
CSET ANNOY_KICK: Usage: /cset annoy_kick <on|off>
- Turn <on|off> annoy kicking
- If on, kicks for caps, inverse, and bold
CTCP: Usage: /ctcp <nick> <request>
- CTCP sends <nick> with <request>
<request>: (examples which can be sent to other BitchX users) friends:
* INVITE - Ask for an invite to <channel>
* OPS - A legitimate way to gain ops
* WHOAMI - Request <nick> to display current attributes of me
* -
other:
* XLINK - ?
CWHO: Usage: /cwho
- Lists the clients and bots connected to the TwilightZone
CWHOM: Usage: /cwhom
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
CYCLE: Usage: /cycle [channel]
- Leaves current channel or [channel] and immediately rejoins
D: See DESCRIBE
DATE: Usage: /date
- Shows current time and date from current server
DBAN: Usage: /dban
- Clears all bans on current channel
DC: Usage: /dc <nick>
- Starts a DCC CHAT to <nick>
DCC: Usage: /dcc <<command> [arguments]>
- Bot, Chat, Close, Get, Raw, ReGet, Rename, ReSend, Send
<command> switches:
auto <on|off>
overwrite <on|off>
paths <on|off>
quiet <on|off>
DCC BOT: Usage: /dcc bot <nick>
- Starts a Direct-Client-to-Client bot chat to <nick>
- This is a special mode for clients to act as hubs for other dcc chat connections
DCC CHAT: Usage: /dcc chat <nick>
- Starts a Direct-Client-to-Client chat to <nick>
DCC CLOSE: Usage: /dcc close <type> <nick> [arguments]
- Close <type> connection from <nick> with [arguments]
DCC EXEMPT: Usage: /dcc exempt <+nick>
- Adds a user to your dcc auto-get list regardless of whether /set dcc_autoget is Off or On
DCC GET: Usage: /dcc get <nick> [file(s)]
- Starts to receive [file(s)] from <nick>
DCC HELP: - Gets DCC specific help
DCC RAW: Usage: /dcc raw <nick> <host>
- This is used in conjunction with $connect() and $listen() for sending data over a raw irc connection
DCC REGET: Usage: /dcc reget <nick> [file(s)]
- Will reget [file(s)] and restore a broken connection from <nick>
DCC RENAME: Usage: /dcc rename <nick> <new filename>
- Rename a filename being sent from <nick> to <new filename>
DCC RESEND: Usage: /dcc resend <nick> <file>
- Starts a DCC send and restore a broken connection of <file> to <nick>
DCC SEND: Usage: /dcc send <nick> <file>
- DCC Sends <file> to <nick>
DCG: Usage: /dcg <nick>
- Close a DCC GET from <nick>
DCX: Usage: /dcx <nick>
- Close a DCC CHAT with <nick>
DEBUGMSG: - Displays server msg's via hashtable
DEOP: Usage: /deop <nick(s)>
- Deops <nick(s)>
DEOPER: Usage: /deoper
* Requires irc operator status
- Removes irc operator status
DESCRIBE: Usage: /describe <nick|channel> <action>
- Describes to <nick|channel> with <action>
DF: Usage: /df
- Show disk space usage
DIE: Usage: /die
* Requires irc operator status
- Kills the IRC server you are on
DIGRAPH: Usage: /digraph
- Shows Digraph table
DISCONNECT: Usage: /disconnect
- Disconnects you from the current server
DOP: See DEOP.
DUMP: Usage: /dump <type>
- Dumps <type> to screen
<type>:
Alias
All
Bind
File
On
Var
EVALSERVER: Usage: /evalserver <refnum> <command>
- Sends command to reference numbered server
EXEC: Usage: /exec <command>
- Executes <command> with the shell set from SHELL
EXIT: Usage: /exit
- Quits IRC
FINGER: Usage: /finger <nick>
- Fetches finger info on <nick>
FK: Usage: /fk <nick!user@hostname>[reason]
- Finds clients matching <nick!user@hostname> and immediately kicks them from current channel for [reason]
FKLINE: Usage: /fkline <nick|nick!user@hostname>[server]
- Finds K-line(s) matching <nick|nick!user@hostname> on current server or [server]
FLOOD: Usage: /flood <nick>
- Floods <nick> with beeps
FLUSH: Usage: /flush
- Flushes all iRC server output
FORWARD: Usage: /forward <nick>
- Forwards all messages to <nick>
FPORTS: Usage: /fports <hostname> [<lowport> <highport>]
- Attempts to find ports on <hostname> on [<lowport> <highport>]
FPROT: Usage: /fprot
- Toggles flood protection to be either on or off
FTP: Usage: /ftp
- Opens a FTP client in a virtual screen
Use ^[number to switch through virtual screens
FUCK: Usage: /fuck <nick> [reason]
- Deops, bans and kicks <nick> for [reason]
Also adds <nick> to shitlist at level 3 for current channel
HISTORY: Usage: /history
- Shows recently typed commands
HOST: Usage: /host <nick>
- Shows host of yourself or <nick>
I: See INVITE
IG: Usage: /ig +|-<nick>
- Ignores ALL except crap and public of nick!host matching <nick>
IGH: Usage: /igh +|-<nick>
- Ignores ALL except crap and public of hostname matching <nick>
IGNORE: Usage: /ignore +|-|^<nick>
- Ignores ALL except crap and public from <nick>
IGT: Usage: /igt +|-<nick>
- Ignores ALL except crap and public of nick!host matching <nick>
- Nickname is ignored for /set IGNORE_TIME minutes
IGHT: Usage: /ight +|-<nick>
- Ignores ALL except crap and public of host matching <nick>
- Nickname is ignored for /set IGNORE_TIME minutes
INFO: Usage: /info
- Shows current client info
INV: See INVITE
INVITE: Usage: /invite <nick> [channel]
- Invites <nick> to current channel or [channel]
JNW: Usage: /jnw <channel>
- Simultaneously joins <channel> and creates a new window
(split screen)
K: Usage: /k <nick> [reason]
- Kicks <nick> for [reason] on current channel
KB: Usage: /kb <nick> [reason]
- Deops, kicks and bans <nick> for [reason]
KICK: Usage: /kick <channel|*> <nick> [reason]
- This behaves just like /k
See K for further information
KICKIDLE: Usage: /kickidle <channel>
- Kicks all idle people on <channel>
KILL: Usage: /kill <nick> [reason]
* Requires irc operator status
- Kills <nick> for [reason]
If no reason is given, a quote from the random kick file is used *hopefully in a latter version of BitchX*
L: See LEAVE
LASTLOG: Usage: /lastlog -file filename|-clear|-max #|
-liternal pat|-beep|level
- Shows more than a few pages back
LEAVE: Usage: /leave <channel>
- Leaves current channel or <channel>
LINKS: Usage: /links
- Shows servers and links to other servers
LIST: Usage: /list
- Lists all channels
LK: Usage: /lk [reason]
- Kicks all non +o people on current channel with [reason]
LKW: Usage: /lkw [channel]
- Leave the current channel, killing the window in current channel or
[channel] aswell
LLOOK: Usage: /llook
* Requires set LLOOK ON
- Lists all the servers which are current split from the IRC network
LOAD: Usage: /load <script>
- Loads <script> into memory
LS: Usage: /ls [arguments] <file(s)|dir(s)>
- Lists current <file(s)|dir(s)> with [arguments]
LUSERS: Usage: /lusers
- Shows stats on current server
M: See MSG
MB: Usage: /mb
- Mass bans everybody on current channel
MDOP: Usage: /mdop
- Mass deops everybody on current channel
MDVOICE: Usage: /mdvoice
- Removes voice status from everyone in current channel
ME: Usage: /me <action>
- Sends an action to current channel
MESG: Usage: /mesg <Yes.|.No.||.On.|.Off>
- Turns mesg <Yes.|.No.||.On.|.Off>
MKB: Usage: /mkb
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
MKNU: Usage: /mknu
- Mass kick non-users
MODELOCK: Usage: /modelock <channel> +|-<instampkl #>
- Locks <channel> with +|-<modes>
MOP: Usage: /mop
- Mass ops everybody on current channel
MOTD: Usage: /motd [server]
- Shows MOTD on current server [server]
MSG: Usage: /msg <nick> <text>
- Send <nick> a message with <text>
MUB: Usage: /mub
- Mass unbans current channel
MULT: Usage: /mult <nick(s)>
- Multikicks <nick(s)>
MVOICE: Usage: /mvoice [nick|channel|nick!user@hostname]
- Mass voice nicks matching [nick|channel|nick!user@hostname]
NAMES: Usage: /names [channel]
- Shows names on current channel or [channel]
NEWNICK: Usage: /newnick <nick> <username>
- Changes your <nick> and <username>
NEWUSER: Usage: /newuser <username>
- Changes your <username>
NICK: Usage: /nick <nick>
- Changes your <nick>
NOPS: Usage: /nops [types] [-sort type] [#channel]
- Shows, in a full format, all the nicks without op status
- /nops is the same as /user -nonops
- For [types] and [-sort types] - see USER
NOTICE: Usage: /notice <nick|channel> <text>
- Sends a notice to <nick|channel> with <text>
NOTIFY: Usage: /notify <nick>
- Adds <nick> to notify list
Usage: /notify -<nick>
- Removes <nick> from notify list
NSLOOKUP: Usage: /nslookup <hostname>
- Returns the IP adress and IP number for <hostname>
NWHOIS: Usage: /nwhois <nick>
- Shows internal statistics for <nick>
NWHOWAS: Usage: /nwhowas
- Displays internal whowas info for all channels. This information expires after 20 minutes for users on internal list, 10 minutes for others
OOPS: Usage: /oops <nick>
- Sends a oops message to last recipient of a message and sends the correct message to <nick>
OP: Usage: /op <nick>
- Gives <nick> +o
OPER: Usage: /oper <nick> [password]
- To receive irc operator status with <nick> and [password]
ORIGNICK: Usage: /orignick <nick>
- Attempts to regain a nick that someone else has taken from you.
OSTAT: Usage: /ostat
- A list of server statistics shown. They include:
Bot Alarms
Client Exits
Client Floods
Fake Modes
High Traffic
Invalid User
New K: Lines
Nick
Collisions
Normal Traffic
Oper Kills
Oper Requests
Possible Bots
Server Rehash
Stats Requests
Total Clients
UnAuth
PING: Usage: /ping <nick>
- Send a CTCP PING to <nick> to check lag
PS: Usage: /ps [arguments]
- Shows active processes on local machine
PURGE: - Complete removes all traces of a variable or va structure
Q: See QUERY
QK: Usage: /qk <nick>
- Kick <nick> with a reason randomly selected from BitchX.reasons
QUERY: Usage: /query <-cmd cmdname> <nick>
- Starts a query to <nick>
Usage: /query
- Whilst in a query, conclude the query if no arguments are present
- Use -cmd to specify what type of output you want. default is a msg.
- cmsg wall csay are all possible to use here.
QUEUE: Usage: /queue
- Shows current queue
QUIT: Usage: /quit
- Leaves IRC
RANDOMNICK: Usage: /randomnick <nick>
- Changes your nick to a random nick. If nick is specified, then it is used as a prefix to the randomness.
READLOG: Usage: /readlog
- Displays current away log
RECONNECT: Usage: /reconnect
- Reconnects you to current server
REDIRECT: Usage: /redirect <nick|channel> <command>
- Redirects <command> to <nick|channel>
REHASH: Usage: /rehash
* Requires irc operator status
- Rehashs ircd.conf for new configuration
REL: Usage: /rel? -command # nick
- command is one of the following: -kick, -wall, -notice, -msg,
-wallop, -topic, -kill, -kboot,
-ansi and -list
- If the list supports more than one saved message then # can be from 0-9
- nick can be a nick or a channel. If left off, then current channel is assumed
RELC: Usage: /relc
- Displays the last CTCP command issued
RELCR: Usage: /relcr
- Displays the last CTCP reply message received
RELCRT: Usage: /relcrt
- Changes the topic to the last CTCP reply message
RELCT: Usage: /relct
- Changes the topic to the last CTCP command issued
RELD: Usage: /reld
- Displays the last DCC msg recieved.
RELDT: Usage: /reldt
- Sets the topic to the last DCC message recieved.
RELI: Usage: /reli
- Shows the last invite message received
RELIT: Usage: /relit
- Changes the topic to the last invite message received
RELM: Usage: /relm <nick|channel>
- Redirects last received message to <nick|channel>
If invoked with -l, the last 10 messages received are listed
-l # will display message number #
RELMT: Usage: /relmt <nick|channel>
- Changes the topic to the last received message
RELN: Usage: /reln <nick|channel>
- Redirects last received notice to <nick|channel>
If invoked with -l, the last 10 messages received are listed
-l # will display message number #
RELNT: Usage: /relnt
- Changes the topic to the last notice received
RELOAD: Usage: /reload
- Reloads BitchX.sav file
RELS: Usage: /rels <nick|channel>
- Redirects last received server notice to <nick|channel>
If invoked with -l, the last 10 messages received are listed
-l # will display message number #
RELSM: Usage: /relsm
- Displays the last message issued by you
RELSMT: Usage: /relsmt
- Changes the topic to the last message issued by you
RELSN: Usage: /relsn
- Displays the last notice issued by you
RELSNT: Usage: /relsnt
- Changes the topic to the last notice issued by you
RELST: Usage: /relst
- Displays the last topic issued by you
RELSTT: Usage: /relstt
- Changes the topic to the last topic issued by you
RELSW: Usage: /relsw
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
RELSWT: Usage: /relswt
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
RELT: Usage: /relt
- Displays the current topic in the current channel
RELW: Usage: /relw
- Displays the last wallop message received
RELWT: Usage: /relwt
- Changes the topic to the last wallop message received
RELSM: Usage: /relsm <nick|channel>
- Redirects last sent message to <nick|channel>
RELSN: Usage: /relsn <nick|channel>
- Redirects last sent notice to <nick|channel>
REMLOG: Usage: /remlog
- Removes logfile
REPEAT: Usage: /repeat <times> <command>
- Repeats <times> <command>
REQUEST: Usage: /request <nick|channel> <request>
- Sends CTCP <request> to <nick|channel>
RESET: Usage: /reset
- Fixes flashed terminals
SAVE: Usage: /save
- Save all settings and lists to ~/.BitchX/BitchX.sav
- See Also SAVELIST, SAVEIRC
SAVELIST: See SAVE
SAVEIRC: Usage: /saveirc
- Save settings to ~/.bitchxrc
SAVEALL: - See SAVE
SCAN: Usage: /scan [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for all nicks
SCANN: Usage: /scann [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for nicks with no ops
SCANO: Usage: /scano [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for nicks with ops
SCANV: Usage: /scanv [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for nicks with voice
SERVER: Usage: /server <server>
- Changes to <server>
SET: Usage: /set <command> [value]
- Set <command> with the value of [value]
<commands>:
ANNOY_KICK
AOP
AUTO_CK
AUTOKICK_ON_VERSION
AUTO_NSLOOKUP
AUTO_UMARK_AWAY
AUTO_WHO_ON_JOIN
AUTO_WHOWAS
BEEP_WHEN_AWAY BITCHX_HELP
CDCC_FLOOD_AFTER: CDCC_FLOOD_RATE CDCC_SECURITY
CLOAK
CTCP_DELAY
CTCP_FLOOD_PROTECTION
CTOOLZ_DIR
DCC_AUTOGET
DCC_DLDIR
DCC_GET_LIMIT
DCC_SEND_LIMIT
DCC_QUEUE_LIMIT
FLOOD_AFTER
FLOOD_KICK
FLOOD_PROTECTION
FLOOD_RATE
FLOOD_USERS
FLOOD_WARNING
HACKPASS
HARD_UH_NOTIFY
IDENT_HACK
IDLE_CHECK
KICK_OPS
KILL_LOGFILE
LLOOK
LLOOK_DELAY
LONG_MSG
MAX_AUTOGET_SIZE
MAX_DEOPS
MAX_IDLEKICKS
MIRCS
MODE_STRIPPER
MSGCOUNT
MSGLOG
MSGLOGFILE
NAMES_ON_JOIN
NEXT_SERVER_ON_LOCAL_KILL
NO_CTCP_FLOOD
NUM_BANMODES
NUM_OPMODES
PING_TYPE PROTECT_CHANNELS
PUBLOGSTR
REASONFILE
REASON_TYPE
SAVEFILE
SCRIPT_HELP
SEND_AWAY_MSG
SEND_IGNORE_MSG
SHITLIST_REASON
SHOW_FAKES
SHOW_SERVER_CRAP
SHOW_SERVER_KILLS
SHOW_TOOMANY
SHOW_UNAUTHS
SHOW_WHO_HOPCOUNT
USE_FAKE_HOST
VERBOSE_CTCP
WARN_OF_IGNORES
_CDCC_CLOSE_IDLE_SEND_TIME
_CDCC_MINSPEED_TIME
IGNORE_TIME
CPU_SAVER_AFTER
CPU_SAVER_EVERY AUTO_COMP_CHAR
AUTO_UNBAN APPEND_LOG DCC_FAST
SET: See CSET. for commands which can be set through SET. and have a global channel effect instead of one channel effect via CSET.
SET ANNOY_KICK: Usage: /set annoy_kick
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET APPEND_LOG: Usage: /set append_log
- Should we append to the away log or overwrite when we ope nit.
SET AOP: Usage: /set aop
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET AUTO_CK: Usage: /set auto_ck
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET AUTOKICK_ON_VERSION: Usage: /set autokick_on_version <on|off>
- Set this to <on|off> whether to kick the nick who CTCP VERSION you
SET AUTO_NSLOOKUP: Usage: /set auto_nslookup
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET AUTO_UMARK_AWAY: Usage: /set auto_umark_away
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET AUTO_WHO_ON_JOIN: Usage: /set auto_who_on_join
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET AUTO_WHOWAS: Usage: /set auto_whowas
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET BEEP_WHEN_AWAY: Usage: /set beep_when_away
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET BITCHX_HELP: Usage: /set bitchx_help <location>
- Sets the <location> of BitchX.help file
SET CDCC_FLOOD_AFTER: Usage: /set cdcc_flood_after
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET CDCC_FLOOD_RATE: Usage: /set cdcc_flood_rate
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET CDCC_SECURITY: Usage: /set cdcc_security
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET CLOAK: Usage: /set cloak
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET CTCP_DELAY: Usage: /set ctcp_delay
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET CTCP_FLOOD_PROTECTION: Usage: /set ctcp_flood_protection
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET CTOOLZ_DIR: Usage: /set ctoolz_dir
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET DCC_AUTOGET: Usage: /set dcc_autoget
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET DCC_DLDIR: Usage: /set dcc_dldir
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET DCC_GET_LIMIT: Usage: /set dcc_get_limit
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET DCC_SEND_LIMIT: Usage: /set dcc_send_limit
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET DCC_QUEUE_LIMIT: Usage: /set dcc_queue_limit
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET FLOOD_AFTER: Usage: /set flood_after
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET FLOOD_KICK: Usage: /set flood_kick
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET FLOOD_PROTECTION: Usage: /set flood_protection
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET FLOOD_RATE: Usage: /set flood_rate
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET FLOOD_USERS: Usage: /set flood_users
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET FLOOD_WARNING: Usage: /set flood_warning
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET HACKPASS: Usage: /set hackpass
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET HARD_UH_NOTIFY: Usage: /set hard_uh_notify <on|off>
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET IDENT_HACK: Usage: /set ident_hack
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET IDLE_CHECK: Usage: /set idle_check
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET KICK_OPS: Usage: /set kick_ops
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET KILL_LOGFILE: Usage: /set kill_logfile
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET LLOOK: Usage: /set llook
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET LLOOK_DELAY: Usage: /set llook_delay
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET LONG_MSG: Usage: /set long_msg
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MAX_AUTOGET_SIZE: Usage: /set max_autoget_size
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MAX_DEOPS: Usage: /set max_deops
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MAX_IDLEKICKS: Usage: /set max_idlekicks
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MIRCS: Usage: /set mircs
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MODE_STRIPPER: Usage: /set mode_stripper
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MSGCOUNT: Usage: /set msgcount
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MSGLOG: Usage: /set msglog
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET MSGLOGFILE: Usage: /set msglogfile
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET NAMES_ON_JOIN: Usage: /set names_on_join
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET NEXT_SERVER_ON_LOCAL_KILL: Usage: /set next_server_on_local_kill
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET NO_CTCP_FLOOD: Usage: /set no_ctcp_flood
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET NUM_BANMODES: Usage: /set num_banmodes
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET NUM_OPMODES: Usage: /set num_opmodes
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET PING_TYPE: Usage: /set ping_type
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET PROTECT_CHANNELS: Usage: /set protect_channels
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET PUBLOGSTR: Usage: /set publogstr
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET REASONFILE: Usage: /set reason_File
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET REASON_TYPE: Usage: /set reason_type
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SAVEFILE: Usage: /set savefile
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SCRIPT_HELP: Usage: /set script_help
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SEND_AWAY_MSG: Usage: /set send_away_msg
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SEND_IGNORE_MSG: Usage: /set send_ignore_msg
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHITLIST_REASON: Usage: /set shitlist_reason
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHOW_FAKES: Usage: /set show_Fakes
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHOW_SERVER_CRAP: Usage: /set show_server_crap
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHOW_SERVER_KILLS: Usage: /set show_server_kills
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHOW_TOOMANY: Usage: /set show_toomany
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHOW_UNAUTHS: Usage: /set show_unauths
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET SHOW_WHO_HOPCOUNT: Usage: /set show_who_hopcount
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET USE_FAKE_HOST: Usage: /set use_fake_host
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET VERBOSE_CTCP: Usage: /set verbose_ctcp
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET WARN_OF_IGNORES: Usage: /set warn_of_ignores
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET _CDCC_CLOSE_IDLE_SEND_TIME: Usage: /set _cdcc_close_idle_send_time
- Sorry, no help is available for this command yet
SET _CDCC_MINSPEED_TIME: Usage: /set _cdcc_minspeed_time
- Sorry, no help is available for this command ye
SHELL: Usage: /shell
- Opens shell in a virtual screen
Use ^[number to switch through virtual screens
SHITLIST: Usage: /shitlist
- Shows the users in your shitlist
SHOWIDLE: Usage: /showidle [-sort type] [#channel]
- Shows idle people on current channel or [#channel]
- Valid -sort types: time host ip nick none
- Default -sort is nick
Example: /showidle -sort time #BitchX
STAT: Usage: /stat [c|h|k|i|l|m|u|y] [<server>]
- See /help stat for further details
SHOWSPLIT: Usage: /showsplit
- See current splits
SHOWWORDKICK: Usage: /showwordkick
- Shows list of banned words
SAY: Usage: /say -<type> [-c for cool -a for annoy -e for elite]
- Says whatever you write in either cool, annoy or elite format
SK: Usage: /sk <server>
- Deops and kick nicks matching <server> on current channel
SPING: Usage: /sping <server>
- Checks how lagged it is to <server>
SQUIT: Usage: /squit <server1> [server2]
* Requires irc operator status
- Disconnects <server1> from current server or [server2]
T: Usage: /t <text>
- Sets <text> as topic on current channel
TBAN: Usage: /tban
- Interactive channel ban delete
TIME: Usage: /time
- Shows time and date of current server
TLOCK: Usage: /tlock <channel> [on|off]
- [Un]Locks <channel> with the current topic
TOPIC: Usage: /topic <text>
- Changes topic to <text> in the current channel
TOGG: Usage: /togg
- Allow's toggling of userlist, autorejoin, cloak, etc. self explanitory.
TRACE: Usage: /trace <argument> <server>
- Without a specified server it shows the current connections on
- local server
- Arguments: -s -u -o trace for servers, users, ircops
See /help trace for furthur details
U: Usage: /u
- Shows users on current channel
UB: Usage: /ub [nick]
- Removes ban on [nick]
Hint.: /ub with no arguments removes all bans placed on current channel
UMODE: Usage: /umode <mode>
- Sets <mode> on yourself
UNAJOIN: Usage: /unajoin <channel>
- Removes autojoin <channel> from list
UNBOT: Usage: /unbot <bot> <channel>
- Removes <bot> from your botlist
UNFORWARD: Usage: /noforward <nick|channel>
- Remove <nick|channel> from forward list
UNIDLE: Usage: /unidle <channel>
- Removes <channel> from idle list
UNIG: Usage: /unig <nick>
- UnIgnores <nick>
UNIGH: Usage: /unigh <nick>
- Removes <nick>'s host from the ignore list
UNKEY: Usage: /unkey
- Removes channel key from current channel
UNSCREW: Usage: /unscrew <nick>
- Unscrew <nick>
UNSHIT: Usage: /unshit <nick> <channel>
- Removes <nick> in <channel> from your shitlist
UNTOPIC: Usage: /untopic [channel]
- Removes the topic from [channel] or current channel
UNUSER: Usage: /unuser <nick|nick!user@hostname> <channel|*>
- Removes <nick|nick!user@hostname> in <channel|*> from your userlist
UNVOICE: Usage: /unvoice [channel] <nick>
- Removes voice status from <nick> on [channel] or current channel
UNWORD: Usage: /unword <channel> <word(s)>
- Removes banned <word(s)> from wordlist on <channel>
UPING: Usage: /uping <nick>
- Sends an improved ping to <nick>
UPTIME: Usage: /uptime
- Shows uptime of client and other information
USAGE: Usage: /usage
- Shows memory usage of local machine
USER: Usage: /user [type] [-sort type] [#channel|nick!user@host]
- Displays information about a user
- Performs action on a user, or class of users
- Valid [types]: -ops -nonops -msg -notice -nkill -kill -kick -stats -ips
- Valid [-sort types]: time host ip nick none
- [nick!user@host] can be a wildcarded nick!user@host. *!*@* is the default.
- [types] descriptions:
-ops performs the operations on the ops
-nonops performs the operations on the nonops
-msg sends a msg
-notice sends a notice
-nkill kills everyone but these matching hosts
-kill kills matching
-kick kicks matching
-stats shows the stats on the matching
-ips displays list of ips
-sort [type] default if not specified is host sorting.
Example: /user -kick -nonops *!*@* mass kick of nonops!
Example: /user -msg -ops *!*@*.net Hi all you .net ops
USERINFO: Usage: /userinfo <nick> comment
- Sets the userinfo for a given nick. If comment is not on command line
then comment for that nick is deleted.
USERSHOW: Usage: /usershow
- Shows the userinfo for your userlist.
USERLEVELS: [userlevels]: (available to the registered user)
BAN - Bans offender who bans a protected user
BOT - Creates a bot entry in userlist(/addbot replacement)
DCC - Allows a users dcc to auto-get regardless of whether /set dcc_autoget is Off or On
DEOP - Deops offender who deops a protected user
FLOOD - AllowS Flood checking to be turned off on a user
INVITE - Allows a user to invite themself to a channel your in via CTCP
I_OPS - Allows a user to be instantly opped upon joining a channel they are protected in (NOT RECOMMENDED)
KICK - Kicks offender who bans/kicks protected user
KILL - <undefined as of yet>
OPS - Allows a user to be opped via CTCP/deleyed ops
PBAN - When a user is banned from a channel they are protected on, they are automatically un-banned
PINVITE - When a user is kicked from a channel they are protected on, they are automatically re-invited back
REOP - When a user is deopped from a channel they are protected on, they are automatically re-opped
UNBAN - Allows a user to remotely unban his/herself via CTCP
VOICE - Auto-voice on join
FRIEND - Combination of: VOICE,OPS,UNBAN,INVITE
MASTER - Combination of: VOICE,OPS,BAN,UNBAN,INVITE,DCC,FLOOD
OWNER - Combination of: MASTER,KILL,DIE,BOT
Shitlist levels:
1 - Deop user at all times
2 - Kick user when they join the channel
3 - Ban/Kick user when they join the channel
4 - Ban user at all times
5 - Perm ignore ALL from user
USERLIST: Usage: /userlist
- Shows your current userlist
USERS: Usage: /user [filter] [(command) [additional arguments]]
- If no arguments are given, a list of users are displayed
[filter]:
-ops
-nonops
[command]:
-kick Kick people who match [filter]
-kill Kill people who match [filter] (Requires irc operator status)
-msg Send a message to people who match [filter]
-nkill Sorry, no help is available yet (Requires irc operator status)
-notice Send a notice to people who match [filter]
-stats Display channel statistics for nick(s)
VERSION: Usage: /version
- Shows client, script and server versions
VOICE: Usage: /voice [channel] <nick>
- Gives voice status to <nick> on [channel] or current channel
W: See WHO
WALL: Usage: /wall <message>
- Sends <message> to ops on current channel
WALLMSG: See WALL
WALLOP: Usage: /wallop <message>
- Sends <message> to everyone on iRC
WHICH: Usage: /which <file>
- Determines which <file> was loaded with the /load command
WHO: Usage: /who <nick|channel>
- Shows who listing on <nick|channel>
WHOIS: Usage: /whois <nick>
- Display whois information on <nick>
WHOKILL: Usage: /whokill <nick!user@hostname> [reason]
* Requires irc operator status
- Kills multiple clients matching the filter <nick!user@hostname>
with [reason]
WHOLEFT: Usage: /wholeft
- Display who split away after a netsplit
WHOWAS: Usage: /whowas <nick>
- Display whowas information on <nick>
WINDOW: [window shortcuts]:
^W- - Shrinks current window 1 line
^W+ - Grows current window 1 line
^Wm - Moves current window down 1 line
^Wl - Lists current windows
^Wk - Kills current window
^Wh - Hides current window
^Wb - Balances window sizes
^Wn - Swaps to next window
^Wp - Swaps to previous window
/# - Shows window number (1-4)
WINDOW HELP: - Gets WINDOW specific help
TIMER: Usage: /timer [-del #] [-ref #] [-rep #] <delay> <command>
- To delete an active timer, type /timer -del <refnum>
- To make a timer loop indefinately, type /timer -rep -1 <delay> <command>
TIG: Usage: /tig
- Interactive Ignore list delete
BANS: Usage: /bans [#channel]
- List active bans on a channel
- If no channel is given, lists bans on current channel
BANSTA: Usage: /bansta [#channel]
- List active bans on a channel
- If no channel is given, lists bans on current channel
FUCKEM: Usage: /fuckem
- Bans *!*a*@* thru *!*z*@* on current channel
LOADDLL: Usage: /loaddll <filename.so>
- Loads DLL module
LOADTCL: Usage: /loadtcl <filename.tcl>
- Loads TCL Script
Note: You must be running a TCL version of BitchX
UNLOAD: Usage: /unload
- Unloads all scripts and returns BitchX to `stock`
VER: Usage: /ver [nick] [#channel]
- Sends CTCP VERSION request to <nick> or <channel>
- If no nick or channel is given, versions the current channel

# After this line, addition by PyroSmurf

WI: Usage: /wi [nick]
- Gets /whois information about <nick>
IRCNAME: Usage: /ircname <text>
- Changes your IRCNAME upon next connect
HOSTNAME: Usage: /hostname <host>
- Use a virtual hostname on IRC
- If no host is given, will list available hostnames.
P: See PING
URL: Usage: /url [http on|off] [ftp on|off] [list] [save <#>]
- URL Catcher
- If no arg is given, shows current status
OFFERS: Usage: /offers [#channel]
- XDCC LISTS the current channel, or #channel
FPORT: - See FPORTS QUOTE
QUOTE: Usage: /quote <command>
- Sends raw commands to the server
EVAL: Usage: /eval <command>
- Forces BitchX to expand functions
- Examples: /eval echo Server: $S
- /eval say I'm using $J
- /eval msg Power I've been online for $uptime()
BANWORD: Usage: /banword <#channel|*> <word>
- Adds <word> to the banned word list for <channel>
BANWORDS: Usage: /banwords <#channel|*> <word>
- Adds <word> to the banned word list for <channel>
WORDLIST: Usage: /wordlist
- Shows banned wordlist
- See also BANWORD
C: Usage: /c <mode>
- Set modes for current channel
FSET: Usage: /fset <format> <string>
- Set a <format> to <string>
AJOINLIST: - Shows channels in your auto-join list
- See also AJOIN, UNAJOIN
QME: - Usage: /qme <text>
- Sends an action to a query
CLONES: - Usage: /clones [#channel]
- Shows clones in current channel or [#channel]
CLONE: - Usage: /clones [#channel]
- Shows clones in current channel or [#channel]
DME: - Usage: /dme <text>
- Sends an action to a dcc
PASTE: - Usage: /paste <num|range> [-win #] [nick|#chan]
- Pastes <num|range> of scrollback buffer from [-win #] to [nick|#chan] in ansi
- /paste 5 will paste line 5 of your scrollback
- /paste 1-8 will paste lines 1 through 8 of your scrollback
- Related Format: FORMAT_PASTE
- Related Hook: paste
WW: Usage: /ww <nick>
- Display whowas information on <nick>
SCANF: Usage: /scanf [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for friends on your userlist
SCANI: Usage: /scani [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for IrcOps
SCANS: Usage: /scani [channel]
- Scans [channel] or current channel for shitlisted users
SHOWLOCK: Usage: /showlock [channel]
- Displays current +k key for [channel]
SLEEP: Usage: /sleep <secs>
- Halts BitchX for <secs>
UNBAN: - See UB
USERIP: Usage: /userip <nick>
- Displays hostname for <nick>
WILN: Usage: /wiln
- Whois's last person who sent you a notice
WILM: Usage: /wilm
- Whois's last person who sent you a privmsg
ALIAS: Usage: /alias <command(s)>
- Adds new alias with <command(s)>
- Hint.:. If no argument is given, all aliases will be displayed
BHELP: Usage: /bhelp <command>
- Displays help for <command> (hopefully ;)
BACK: Usage: /back
- Sets you back from being away
CHAT: Usage: /chat <nick>
- Attempts to dcc chat <nick>
DCA: Usage: /dca
- Closes all DCC connections
DCS: Usage: /dca <nick>
- Closes all DCC SEND connections to <nick>
DETACH: Usage: /detach
- Detaches BitchX (use scr-bx to reattach)
DEVOICE: Usage: /devoice <nick>
- De-voices <nick> in current channel
DV: - See DEVOICE
ECHO: Usage: /echo <text>
- Echos <text> to the screen
IRCHOST: - See HOSTNAME
MAP: Usage: /map
- Generates an irc server map
MSAY: Usage: /msay <text>
- Sends <text> to all channels
NOCHAT: Usage: /nochat <nick>
- Closes DCC CHAT request from <nick>
PARTALL: Usage: /partall
- Leaves all channels
CDPLAY: Usage: /cdplay
- Plays an audio CD
CDSTOP: Usage: /cdstop
- Stops a currently playing audio CD
CDEJECT: Usage: /cdpeject
- Eject the CD from the cdrom drive
CDPAUSE: Usage: /cdpause
- Pauses a currently playing CD
CDLIST: Usage: /cdlist
- List track info on CD
CDVOL: Usage: /cdvol
- Sets CD playback volume