Difference between revisions of "Category:Raw invite"
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* [[Raw_482|Raw 482]] This is returned when trying to use a command which requires you to be a channel operator | * [[Raw_482|Raw 482]] This is returned when trying to use a command which requires you to be a channel operator | ||
* [[Raw_486|Raw 486]] This is returned when sending a PRIVMSG, NOTICE or INVITE to a user with usermode +R set while you are not registered or an IRC Operator | * [[Raw_486|Raw 486]] This is returned when sending a PRIVMSG, NOTICE or INVITE to a user with usermode +R set while you are not registered or an IRC Operator | ||
− | * [[ | + | * [[Raw_join|Raw JOIN]] This shows you are being invited to channel, timestamp is the channel's creation time. |
[[Category:Raws]] | [[Category:Raws]] |
Revision as of 16:48, 3 September 2005
Invite
- Raw 301 This is returned when using the WHOIS or WHOWAS command on a user who is (was) marked as being away returned when sending a PRIVMSG, CPRIVMSG, CNOTICE or INVITE to a user who is marked as being away
- Raw 341 This is returned when using the INVITE command "INVITE <user> <channel>"
- Raw 346 This is returned when using the INVITE command "INVITE"
- Raw 347 This is returned when using the INVITE command "INVITE"
- Raw 401 This is returned when a nick does not exist or leaves the network before the message is delivered
- Raw 442 This is returned when trying to do something on a channel you are not on, such as changing channel modes
- Raw 443 This is returned when trying to invite a user who is already on the channel
- Raw 461 This is returned when not enough parameters are specified
- Raw 482 This is returned when trying to use a command which requires you to be a channel operator
- Raw 486 This is returned when sending a PRIVMSG, NOTICE or INVITE to a user with usermode +R set while you are not registered or an IRC Operator
- Raw JOIN This shows you are being invited to channel, timestamp is the channel's creation time.