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glirc-2.40.1: doc/cmds_queries.adoc

= Queries
:toc:

== /who

Send WHO query to server with given arguments.

If no query is provided, shows the results of the previous query.

== /whois

Send WHOIS query to server with given arguments.

== /whowas

Send WHOWAS query to server with given arguments.

== /ison

Send ISON query to server with given arguments.

See also: monitor

== /userhost

Send USERHOST query to server with given arguments.

== /time

Send TIME query to server with given arguments.

== /stats

Send STATS query to server with given arguments.

== /lusers

Send LUSERS query to a given server.

== /users

Send USERS query to a given server.

== /motd

Send MOTD query to server.

== /admin

Send ADMIN query to server.

== /rules

Send RULES query to server.

== /info

Send INFO query to server.

== /list

View the list of public channels on the server.

Sends a LIST query and caches the result;
on larger networks, this may take several seconds to complete.
The view may be exited while loading.

`clientarg` is an optionally-comma-separated list of options.
A single comma may be used to denote an empty list.

`serverarg` is sent as-is to the server.
It is generally used as the ELIST parameter to LIST.
glirc does not validate this parameter against the ELIST ISUPPORT token.

=== Client Options

`>n`: Show only channels with more than `n` users. +
`<n`: Show only channels with less than `n` users. +
`~`: Force a refresh of the list.

=== Examples

`+/list+`          - List public channels.
`+/list >99+`      - List public channels with at least 100 users.
`+/list >50<1000+` - List public channels with between 51 and 999 users.
`+/list ~ <20+`    - List public channels with fewer than 20 users. 
`+/list , *-ops+`  - List public channels whose names end with "-ops".

== /links

Send LINKS query to server with given arguments.

== /version

Send VERSION query to server.