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| − | * <nick> and [nick] are the user you want to whois. If you supply a [nick] the content of <nick> doesn't have to be the same. Using the second nick parameter makes it look up an extended whois of the user which will include idle duration in seconds and when the user connected in [[$ctime|ctime]]. | + | * <nick> and [nick] are the user you want to whois. If you supply a [nick] the content of <nick> doesn't have to be the same. Using the second nick parameter makes it look up an extended whois of the user which will include idle duration in seconds and when the user connected in [[$ctime|ctime]]. You can also specify multiple nicks, however you must not supply a second parameter if you do so. |
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Revision as of 16:35, 3 September 2005
Looks up info about a user on the IRC server.
/whois <nick> [nick]
- <nick> and [nick] are the user you want to whois. If you supply a [nick] the content of <nick> doesn't have to be the same. Using the second nick parameter makes it look up an extended whois of the user which will include idle duration in seconds and when the user connected in ctime. You can also specify multiple nicks, however you must not supply a second parameter if you do so.
Example
Normal whois:
/whois Dana
Extended whois:
/whois Dana Dana
Note that the extended usage example has the nick twice even though the first parameter does not have to be the nick, it is most commonly used like this.
See Also
Category about Whois raws for details on how the information is returned.
