irc.irssi
IRC avec IRSSI
Quelques ressources :
- https://jorge.fbarr.net/2010/08/10/introduction-to-irssi/ Plus direct, idla pour commencer
- https://irssi.org/documentation/startup/#basic-user-interface-usage Plutôt très complet
La base
C’est : on se connecte sur le serveur freenode
e.g., puis on rejoint une channel
D’abord, on démarre irssi
$ irssi
Une fois dans irssi
, on se connecte sur le serveur freenode
$ /connect chat.freenode.net // ou /connect freenode, simplement
Puis, si on souhaite rejoindre une channel
$ /join #inkscape-devel
Envoyer un message privé
$ /msg someone Salut toi !
Quelques commandes
Your friend “MaryN” is in #coolness with you, and your friend “Tomm” is on IRC but is not on a channel with you. You can apply these examples in general by substituting the relevant nick or channel names.
/join #coolness
You join the channel #coolness.
/who #coolness
Gives some info on users in the channel.
@ = channel op, while * means IRC op.
hello everyone
Everyone on #coolness sees _ hello everyone_. (You need not type in your own nick.)
/me is a pink bunny
Everyone in #coolness sees * yournick is a pink bunny
/leave #coolness
You leave the channel.
/whois Tomm
You get some info about Tomm or whatever nickname you entered.
/whois yournick
This is some info others see about you.
/nick newnick
Changes your nick to “newnick”
/msg Tomm hi there.
Only Tomm sees your message (you don’t need to be on the same channel for this to work).
/ping #coolness
Gives information on the delay (round-trip) between you and everybody on #coolness.
/ping Tomm
Gives information on the delay (round-trip) between you and just Tomm.
/dcc chat MaryN
This sends MaryN a request for a dcc chat session. MaryN types /dcc chat yournick to complete the connection. DCC chat is faster (lag free) and more secure than /msg.
/msg =MaryN Hi there!
Once a DCC connection has been established, use the /msg =nick message format to exchange messages (note the = sign). DCC does not go through servers, so it are unaffected by server lag, net splits, etc.
/help
This works in many clients. Try it!
/quit good night!
You quit IRC completely, with the parting comment so that others see “*** Signoff: yournick (good night!)”.
/query
Use the “/query” command to specify that every message you type should be directed to a single user.
/query john
If the other user also specifies a “/query” command to you, then all of the messages you type will be displayed only to each other. You can still monitor the ongoing public conversations in the channel.
Use the “/query” command by itself to turn off the private channel.
/query