Difference between revisions of "Ignore"

Latest revision as of 08:53, 2 July 2007

Adds or removes an address from your ignore list.

/ignore [-lrpcntikdwxu#] <on|off|nick/address> [type] [network]

To turn ignoring on or off, use /ignore on or /ignore off.

The following switches will set the "ignore-type":

Switch	Meaning
p	ignores everything in private (private messages)
c	ignores everything in a channel
n	ignores notices
t	ignores ctcp's
i	ignores invites
k	ignores every kind of control codes
d	ignores dcc's

Note that if you do not specify one if these switches, the ignore will be for everything.

The meaning of the other switches:

Switch	Meaning
u#	will remove the ignore automatically after the specified seconds.
r	will remove an ignore.
x	will exclude the specified from ignores.
l	will display your ignore list (which matches the specified switches).
w	will make the ignore apply to every network.

To clear your entire ignore list, use the -r switch without address.

If you do not specify a type then only the users nickname is used. If you specify a type then the users address is looked up via the server.

Note that private messages won't be ignored if a query window is open.

ignore idiot*!*@*

This will put the address idiot*!*@* on your ignore list for every kind of actions.

ignore -r idiot*!*@*

This would remove the address idiot*!*@* from your ignore list.

ignore -r

This example would clear your entire ignore list.

ignore -nu30 idiot2*!*@*

With this command, you would ignore every pm from the address idiot2*!*@*, but only for 30 seconds.

ignore -ln

This would display all notice-ignores you currenty have.

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   ignore -ln
 This would display all notice-ignores you currenty have.
 == See Also ==
-To receive information about your ignore list, take a look at [[$ignore]].
+* [[$ignore]] to receive information about your ignore list.
 [[Category:Control]]
 [[Category:Commands]]