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Red denotes a conflicting numeric definition, gray for depreciated (however
quite possibly still in use), and blue for OK.
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# Name Origin Format Comments
The first message
:Welcome to the Internet sent after client
001 RPL_WELCOME RFC2812 Relay Network <nick>!<user> registration. The
@<host> text used varies
widely
Part of the
002 RPL_YOURHOST RFC2812 :Your host is <servername>, post-registration
running version <version> greeting. Text varies
widely
Part of the
003 RPL_CREATED RFC2812 :This server was created post-registration
<date> greeting. Text varies
widely
<server_name> <version> Part of the
004 RPL_MYINFO RFC2812 <user_modes> <chan_modes> post-registration
greeting
<server_name> <version> Same as RFC2812
<user_modes> <chan_modes> however with
004 RPL_MYINFO KineIRCd <channel_modes_with_params> additional fields to
<user_modes_with_params> avoid additional 005
<server_modes> burden.
<server_modes_with_params>
Sent by the server to
a user to suggest an
alternative server,
sometimes used when
:Try server <server_name>, the connection is
005 RPL_BOUNCE RFC2812 port <port_number> refused because the
server is already
full. Also known as
RPL_SLINE (AustHex),
and RPL_REDIR Also
see #010.
Also known as
005 RPL_ISUPPORT RPL_PROTOCTL
(Bahamut, Unreal,
Ultimate)
006 RPL_MAP Unreal
007 RPL_MAPEND Unreal
008 RPL_SNOMASK ircu Server notice mask
(hex)
009 RPL_STATMEMTOT ircu
Sent to the client to
010 RPL_BOUNCE <hostname> <port> :<info> redirect it to
another server. Also
known as RPL_REDIR
010 RPL_STATMEM ircu
014 RPL_YOURCOOKIE Hybrid?
015 RPL_MAP ircu
016 RPL_MAPMORE ircu
017 RPL_MAPEND ircu
042 RPL_YOURID IRCnet
Sent to the client
043 RPL_SAVENICK IRCnet :<info> when their nickname
was forced to change
due to a collision
050 RPL_ATTEMPTINGJUNC aircd
051 RPL_ATTEMPTINGREROUTE aircd
Link <version>[.
<debug_level>]
<destination> <next_server>
200 RPL_TRACELINK RFC1459 [V<protocol_version> See RFC
<link_uptime_in_seconds>
<backstream_sendq>
<upstream_sendq>]
201 RPL_TRACECONNECTING RFC1459 Try. <class> <server> See RFC
202 RPL_TRACEHANDSHAKE RFC1459 H.S. <class> <server> See RFC
203 RPL_TRACEUNKNOWN RFC1459 ???? <class> See RFC
[<connection_address>]
204 RPL_TRACEOPERATOR RFC1459 Oper <class> <nick> See RFC
205 RPL_TRACEUSER RFC1459 User <class> <nick> See RFC
Serv <class> <int>S <int>C
206 RPL_TRACESERVER RFC1459 <server> <nick!user|*!*>@ See RFC
<host|server> [V
<protocol_version>]
207 RPL_TRACESERVICE RFC2812 Service <class> <name> See RFC
<type> <active_type>
208 RPL_TRACENEWTYPE RFC1459 <newtype> 0 <client_name> See RFC
209 RPL_TRACECLASS RFC2812 Class <class> <count> See RFC
210 RPL_TRACERECONNECT RFC2812
Used instead of
210 RPL_STATS aircd having multiple stats
numerics
<linkname> <sendq>
211 RPL_STATSLINKINFO RFC1459 <sent_msgs> <sent_bytes> Reply to STATS (See
<recvd_msgs> <rcvd_bytes> RFC)
<time_open>
<command> <count> Reply to STATS (See
212 RPL_STATSCOMMANDS RFC1459 [<byte_count> RFC)
<remote_count>]
213 RPL_STATSCLINE RFC1459 C <host> * <name> <port> Reply to STATS (See
<class> RFC)
Reply to STATS (See
214 RPL_STATSNLINE RFC1459 N <host> * <name> <port> RFC), Also known as
<class> RPL_STATSOLDNLINE
(ircu, Unreal)
215 RPL_STATSILINE RFC1459 I <host> * <host> <port> Reply to STATS (See
<class> RFC)
216 RPL_STATSKLINE RFC1459 K <host> * <username> Reply to STATS (See
<port> <class> RFC)
217 RPL_STATSQLINE RFC1459
217 RPL_STATSPLINE ircu
218 RPL_STATSYLINE RFC1459 Y <class> <ping_freq> Reply to STATS (See
<connect_freq> <max_sendq> RFC)
219 RPL_ENDOFSTATS RFC1459 <query> :<info> End of RPL_STATS*
list.
220 RPL_STATSPLINE Hybrid
220 RPL_STATSBLINE Bahamut,
Unreal
Information about a
user's own modes.
<user_modes> Some daemons have
221 RPL_UMODEIS RFC1459 [<user_mode_params>] extended the mode
command and certain
modes take parameters
(like channel modes).
222 RPL_MODLIST
222 RPL_SQLINE_NICK Unreal
222 RPL_STATSBLINE Bahamut
223 RPL_STATSELINE Bahamut
223 RPL_STATSGLINE Unreal
224 RPL_STATSFLINE Hybrid,
Bahamut
224 RPL_STATSTLINE Unreal
225 RPL_STATSDLINE Hybrid
225 RPL_STATSZLINE Bahamut
225 RPL_STATSELINE Unreal
226 RPL_STATSCOUNT Bahamut
226 RPL_STATSNLINE Unreal
227 RPL_STATSGLINE Bahamut
227 RPL_STATSVLINE Unreal
228 RPL_STATSQLINE ircu
231 RPL_SERVICEINFO RFC1459
232 RPL_ENDOFSERVICES RFC1459
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233 RPL_SERVICE RFC1459
234 RPL_SERVLIST RFC2812 <name> <server> <mask> A service entry in
<type> <hopcount> <info> the service list
235 RPL_SERVLISTEND RFC2812 <mask> <type> :<info> Termination of an
RPL_SERVLIST list
236 RPL_STATSVERBOSE ircu Verbose server list?
237 RPL_STATSENGINE ircu Engine name?
238 RPL_STATSFLINE ircu Feature lines?
239 RPL_STATSIAUTH IRCnet
240 RPL_STATSVLINE RFC2812
240 RPL_STATSXLINE AustHex
241 RPL_STATSLLINE RFC1459 L <hostmask> * <servername> Reply to STATS (See
<maxdepth> RFC)
242 RPL_STATSUPTIME RFC1459 :Server Up <days> days Reply to STATS (See
<hours>:<minutes>:<seconds> RFC)
Reply to STATS (See
RFC); The info field
is an extension found
243 RPL_STATSOLINE RFC1459 O <hostmask> * <nick> [: in some IRC daemons,
<info>] which returns info
such as an e-mail
address or the name/
job of an operator
244 RPL_STATSHLINE RFC1459 H <hostmask> * <servername> Reply to STATS (See
RFC)
Bahamut,
245 RPL_STATSSLINE IRCnet,
Hybrid
246 RPL_STATSPING RFC2812
246 RPL_STATSTLINE ircu
246 RPL_STATSULINE Hybrid
247 RPL_STATSBLINE RFC2812
Hybrid,
247 RPL_STATSXLINE PTlink,
Unreal
247 RPL_STATSGLINE ircu
248 RPL_STATSULINE ircu
248 RPL_STATSDEFINE IRCnet
249 RPL_STATSULINE Extension to RFC1459?
249 RPL_STATSDEBUG Hybrid
250 RPL_STATSDLINE RFC2812
250 RPL_STATSCONN ircu,
Unreal
Reply to LUSERS
:There are <int> users and command, other
251 RPL_LUSERCLIENT RFC1459 <int> invisible on <int> versions exist (eg.
servers RFC2812); Text may
vary.
Reply to LUSERS
252 RPL_LUSEROP RFC1459 <int> :<info> command - Number of
IRC operators online
Reply to LUSERS
253 RPL_LUSERUNKNOWN RFC1459 <int> :<info> command - Number of
unknown/unregistered
connections
Reply to LUSERS
254 RPL_LUSERCHANNELS RFC1459 <int> :<info> command - Number of
channels formed
Reply to LUSERS
:I have <int> clients and command - Information
255 RPL_LUSERME RFC1459 <int> servers about local
connections; Text may
vary.
Start of an
RPL_ADMIN* reply. In
practise, the server
parameter is often
never given, and
instead the info
field contains the
text 'Administrative
256 RPL_ADMINME RFC1459 <server> :<info> info about <server>'.
Newer daemons seem to
follow the RFC and
output the server's
hostname in the
'server' parameter,
but also output the
server name in the
text as per
traditional daemons.
Reply to ADMIN
257 RPL_ADMINLOC1 RFC1459 :<admin_location> command (Location,
first line)
Reply to ADMIN
258 RPL_ADMINLOC2 RFC1459 :<admin_location> command (Location,
second line)
Reply to ADMIN
259 RPL_ADMINEMAIL RFC1459 :<email_address> command (E-mail
address of
administrator)
261 RPL_TRACELOG RFC1459 File <logfile> See RFC
<debug_level>
262 RPL_TRACEPING Extension to RFC1459?
<server_name> <version>[. Used to terminate a
262 RPL_TRACEEND RFC2812 <debug_level>] :<info> list of RPL_TRACE*
replies
When a server drops a
command without
processing it, it
MUST use this reply.
263 RPL_TRYAGAIN RFC2812 <command> :<info> Also known as
RPL_LOAD_THROTTLED
and RPL_LOAD2HI, I'm
presuming they do the
same thing.
aircd,
265 RPL_LOCALUSERS Hybrid, Also known as
Hybrid, RPL_CURRENT_LOCAL
Bahamut
aircd,
266 RPL_GLOBALUSERS Hybrid, Also known as
Hybrid, RPL_CURRENT_GLOBAL
Bahamut
267 RPL_START_NETSTAT aircd
268 RPL_NETSTAT aircd
269 RPL_END_NETSTAT aircd
270 RPL_PRIVS ircu
271 RPL_SILELIST ircu
272 RPL_ENDOFSILELIST ircu
273 RPL_NOTIFY aircd
274 RPL_ENDNOTIFY aircd
274 RPL_STATSDELTA IRCnet
275 RPL_STATSDLINE ircu,
Ultimate
276 RPL_VCHANEXIST
277 RPL_VCHANLIST
278 RPL_VCHANHELP
280 RPL_GLIST ircu
281 RPL_ENDOFGLIST ircu
281 RPL_ACCEPTLIST
282 RPL_ENDOFACCEPT
282 RPL_JUPELIST ircu
283 RPL_ALIST
283 RPL_ENDOFJUPELIST ircu
284 RPL_ENDOFALIST
284 RPL_FEATURE ircu
285 RPL_GLIST_HASH
285 RPL_CHANINFO_HANDLE aircd
285 RPL_NEWHOSTIS QuakeNet
286 RPL_CHANINFO_USERS aircd
286 RPL_CHKHEAD QuakeNet
287 RPL_CHANINFO_CHOPS aircd
287 RPL_CHANUSER QuakeNet
288 RPL_CHANINFO_VOICES aircd
288 RPL_PATCHHEAD QuakeNet
289 RPL_CHANINFO_AWAY aircd
289 RPL_PATCHCON QuakeNet
290 RPL_CHANINFO_OPERS aircd
290 RPL_HELPHDR Unreal
290 RPL_DATASTR QuakeNet
291 RPL_CHANINFO_BANNED aircd
291 RPL_HELPOP Unreal
291 RPL_ENDOFCHECK QuakeNet
292 RPL_CHANINFO_BANS aircd
292 RPL_HELPTLR Unreal
293 RPL_CHANINFO_INVITE aircd
293 RPL_HELPHLP Unreal
294 RPL_CHANINFO_INVITES aircd
294 RPL_HELPFWD Unreal
295 RPL_CHANINFO_KICK aircd
295 RPL_HELPIGN Unreal
296 RPL_CHANINFO_KICKS aircd
299 RPL_END_CHANINFO aircd
Dummy reply,
supposedly only used
300 RPL_NONE RFC1459 for debugging/testing
new features, however
has appeared in
production daemons.
Used in reply to a
301 RPL_AWAY RFC1459 <nick> :<message> command directed at a
user who is marked as
away
Identical to
RPL_AWAY, however
this includes the
number of seconds the
user has been away
for. This is designed
301 RPL_AWAY KineIRCd <nick> <seconds away> : to discourage the
<message> need for people to
use those horrible
scripts which set the
AWAY message every 30
seconds in order to
include an 'away
since' timer.
302 RPL_USERHOST RFC1459 :*1<reply> *( ' ' <reply> ) Reply used by
USERHOST (see RFC)
303 RPL_ISON RFC1459 :*1<nick> *( ' ' <nick> ) Reply to the ISON
command (see RFC)
304 RPL_TEXT
Reply from AWAY when
305 RPL_UNAWAY RFC1459 :<info> no longer marked as
away
306 RPL_NOWAWAY RFC1459 :<info> Reply from AWAY when
marked away
307 RPL_USERIP
307 RPL_WHOISREGNICK Bahamut,
Unreal
307 RPL_SUSERHOST AustHex
308 RPL_NOTIFYACTION aircd
308 RPL_WHOISADMIN Bahamut
308 RPL_RULESSTART Unreal
309 RPL_NICKTRACE aircd
309 RPL_WHOISSADMIN Bahamut
309 RPL_ENDOFRULES Unreal
309 RPL_WHOISHELPER AustHex
310 RPL_WHOISSVCMSG Bahamut
310 RPL_WHOISHELPOP Unreal
310 RPL_WHOISSERVICE AustHex
<nick> <user> <host> * : Reply to WHOIS -
311 RPL_WHOISUSER RFC1459 <real_name> Information about the
user
312 RPL_WHOISSERVER RFC1459 <nick> <server> : Reply to WHOIS - What
<server_info> server they're on
Reply to WHOIS - User
313 RPL_WHOISOPERATOR RFC1459 <nick> :<privileges> has IRC Operator
privileges
<nick> <user> <host> * : Reply to WHOWAS -
314 RPL_WHOWASUSER RFC1459 <real_name> Information about the
user
Used to terminate a
315 RPL_ENDOFWHO RFC1459 <name> :<info> list of RPL_WHOREPLY
replies
316 RPL_WHOISCHANOP RFC1459
317 RPL_WHOISIDLE RFC1459 <nick> <seconds> :seconds Reply to WHOIS - Idle
idle information
318 RPL_ENDOFWHOIS RFC1459 <nick> :<info> Reply to WHOIS - End
of list
<nick> :*( ( '@' / '+' ) Reply to WHOIS -
319 RPL_WHOISCHANNELS RFC1459 <channel> ' ' ) Channel list for user
(See RFC)
320 RPL_WHOISVIRT AustHex
320 RPL_WHOIS_HIDDEN Anothernet
320 RPL_WHOISSPECIAL Unreal
321 RPL_LISTSTART RFC1459 Channels :Users Name Channel list - Header
322 RPL_LIST RFC1459 <channel> <#_visible> : Channel list - A
<topic> channel
323 RPL_LISTEND RFC1459 :<info> Channel list - End of
list
324 RPL_CHANNELMODEIS RFC1459 <channel> <mode>
<mode_params>
325 RPL_UNIQOPIS RFC2812 <channel> <nickname>
325 RPL_CHANNELPASSIS
326 RPL_NOCHANPASS
327 RPL_CHPASSUNKNOWN
328 RPL_CHANNEL_URL Bahamut,
AustHex
329 RPL_CREATIONTIME Bahamut
330 RPL_WHOWAS_TIME
330 RPL_WHOISACCOUNT ircu <nick> <authname> :<info>
331 RPL_NOTOPIC RFC1459 <channel> :<info> Response to TOPIC
when no topic is set
332 RPL_TOPIC RFC1459 <channel> :<topic> Response to TOPIC
with the set topic
333 RPL_TOPICWHOTIME ircu
334 RPL_LISTUSAGE ircu
334 RPL_COMMANDSYNTAX Bahamut
334 RPL_LISTSYNTAX Unreal
335 RPL_WHOISBOT Unreal
338 RPL_CHANPASSOK
338 RPL_WHOISACTUALLY ircu,
Bahamut
339 RPL_BADCHANPASS
340 RPL_USERIP ircu
Returned by the
server to indicate
that the attempted
INVITE message was
successful and is
being passed onto the
end client. Note that
RFC1459 documents the
341 RPL_INVITING RFC1459 <nick> <channel> parameters in the
reverse order. The
format given here is
the format used on
production servers,
and should be
considered the
standard reply above
that given by
RFC1459.
Returned by a server
answering a SUMMON
342 RPL_SUMMONING RFC1459 <user> :<info> message to indicate
that it is summoning
that user
<channel> <user being Sent to users on a
invited> <user issuing channel when an
345 RPL_INVITED GameSurge invite> :<user being INVITE command has
invited> has been invited been issued
by <user issuing invite>
346 RPL_INVITELIST RFC2812 <channel> <invitemask> An invite mask for
the invite mask list
347 RPL_ENDOFINVITELIST RFC2812 <channel> :<info> Termination of an
RPL_INVITELIST list
An exception mask for
the exception mask
348 RPL_EXCEPTLIST RFC2812 <channel> <exceptionmask> list. Also known as
RPL_EXLIST (Unreal,
Ultimate)
Termination of an
RPL_EXCEPTLIST list.
349 RPL_ENDOFEXCEPTLIST RFC2812 <channel> :<info> Also known as
RPL_ENDOFEXLIST
(Unreal, Ultimate)
Reply by the server
<version>[.<debuglevel>] showing its version
351 RPL_VERSION RFC1459 <server> :<comments> details, however this
format is not often
adhered to
Reply to vanilla WHO
(See RFC). This
<channel> <user> <host> format can be very
352 RPL_WHOREPLY RFC1459 <server> <nick> <H|G>[*][@| different if the
+] :<hopcount> <real_name> 'WHOX' version of the
command is used (see
ircu).
( '=' / '*' / '@' )
353 RPL_NAMREPLY RFC1459 <channel> ' ' : [ '@' / '+' Reply to NAMES (See
] <nick> *( ' ' [ '@' / '+' RFC)
] <nick> )
Reply to WHO, however
it is a 'special'
reply because it is
returned using a
non-standard
(non-RFC1459) format.
The format is
354 RPL_WHOSPCRPL ircu dictated by the
command given by the
user, and can vary
widely. When this is
used, the WHO command
was invoked in its
'extended' form, as
announced by the
'WHOX' ISUPPORT tag.
Reply to the "NAMES
-d" command - used to
show invisible users
( '=' / '*' / '@' ) (when the channel is
355 RPL_NAMREPLY_ QuakeNet <channel> ' ' : [ '@' / '+' set +D, QuakeNet
] <nick> *( ' ' [ '@' / '+' relative). The proper
] <nick> ) define name for this
numeric is unknown at
this time Also see #
353.
357 RPL_MAP AustHex
358 RPL_MAPMORE AustHex
359 RPL_MAPEND AustHex
361 RPL_KILLDONE RFC1459
362 RPL_CLOSING RFC1459
363 RPL_CLOSEEND RFC1459
364 RPL_LINKS RFC1459 <mask> <server> :<hopcount> Reply to the LINKS
<server_info> command
365 RPL_ENDOFLINKS RFC1459 <mask> :<info> Termination of an
RPL_LINKS list
366 RPL_ENDOFNAMES RFC1459 <channel> :<info> Termination of an
RPL_NAMREPLY list
A ban-list item (See
<channel> <banid> RFC); <time left> and
367 RPL_BANLIST RFC1459 [<time_left> :<reason>] <reason> are
additions used by
KineIRCd
368 RPL_ENDOFBANLIST RFC1459 <channel> :<info> Termination of an
RPL_BANLIST list
369 RPL_ENDOFWHOWAS RFC1459 <nick> :<info> Reply to WHOWAS - End
of list
371 RPL_INFO RFC1459 :<string> Reply to INFO
372 RPL_MOTD RFC1459 :- <string> Reply to MOTD
373 RPL_INFOSTART RFC1459
374 RPL_ENDOFINFO RFC1459 :<info> Termination of an
RPL_INFO list
375 RPL_MOTDSTART RFC1459 :- <server> Message of the Start of an RPL_MOTD
day - list
376 RPL_ENDOFMOTD RFC1459 :<info> Termination of an
RPL_MOTD list
377 RPL_KICKEXPIRED aircd
Used during the
connection (after
MOTD) to announce the
377 RPL_SPAM AustHex :<text> network policy on
spam and privacy.
Supposedly now
obsoleted in favour
of using NOTICE.
378 RPL_BANEXPIRED aircd
378 RPL_WHOISHOST Unreal
Used by AustHex to
'force' the display
of the MOTD, however
378 RPL_MOTD AustHex is considered
obsolete due to
client/script
awareness & ability
to Also see #372.
379 RPL_KICKLINKED aircd
379 RPL_WHOISMODES Unreal
380 RPL_BANLINKED aircd
380 RPL_YOURHELPER AustHex
381 RPL_YOUREOPER RFC1459 :<info> Successful reply from
OPER
382 RPL_REHASHING RFC1459 <config_file> :<info> Successful reply from
REHASH
:You are service Sent upon successful
383 RPL_YOURESERVICE RFC2812 <service_name> registration of a
service
384 RPL_MYPORTIS RFC1459
AustHex,
385 RPL_NOTOPERANYMORE Hybrid,
Unreal
386 RPL_QLIST Unreal
386 RPL_IRCOPS Ultimate
387 RPL_ENDOFQLIST Unreal
387 RPL_ENDOFIRCOPS Ultimate
388 RPL_ALIST Unreal
389 RPL_ENDOFALIST Unreal
Response to the TIME
command. The string
391 RPL_TIME RFC1459 <server> :<time string> format may vary
greatly. Also see #
679.
This extention adds
<server> <timestamp> the timestamp and
391 RPL_TIME ircu <offset> :<time string> timestamp-offet
information for
clients.
Timezone name is
acronym style (eg.
'EST', 'PST' etc).
The microseconds
field is the number
of microseconds since
<server> <timezone name> the UNIX epoch,
391 RPL_TIME bdq-ircd <microseconds> :<time however it is
string> relative to the local
timezone of the
server. The timezone
field is ambiguous,
since it only appears
to include American
zones.
Yet another
<server> <year> <month> variation, including
391 RPL_TIME <day> <hour> <minute> the time broken down
<second> into its components.
Time is supposedly
relative to UTC.
392 RPL_USERSSTART RFC1459 :UserID Terminal Host Start of an RPL_USERS
list
393 RPL_USERS RFC1459 :<username> <ttyline> Response to the USERS
<hostname> command (See RFC)
394 RPL_ENDOFUSERS RFC1459 :<info> Termination of an
RPL_USERS list
395 RPL_NOUSERS RFC1459 :<info> Reply to USERS when
nobody is logged in
Reply to a user when
396 RPL_HOSTHIDDEN Undernet user mode +x (host
masking) was set
successfully
Sent when an error
occured executing a
command, but it is
400 ERR_UNKNOWNERROR <command> [<?>] :<info> not specifically
known why the command
could not be
executed.
Used to indicate the
401 ERR_NOSUCHNICK RFC1459 <nick> :<reason> nickname parameter
supplied to a command
is currently unused
Used to indicate the
402 ERR_NOSUCHSERVER RFC1459 <server> :<reason> server name given
currently doesn't
exist
Used to indicate the
403 ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL RFC1459 <channel> :<reason> given channel name is
invalid, or does not
exist
Sent to a user who
404 ERR_CANNOTSENDTOCHAN RFC1459 <channel> :<reason> does not have the
rights to send a
message to a channel
Sent to a user when
they have joined the
405 ERR_TOOMANYCHANNELS RFC1459 <channel> :<reason> maximum number of
allowed channels and
they tried to join
another channel
Returned by WHOWAS to
406 ERR_WASNOSUCHNICK RFC1459 <nick> :<reason> indicate there was no
history information
for a given nickname
The given target(s)
for a command are
407 ERR_TOOMANYTARGETS RFC1459 <target> :<reason> ambiguous in that
they relate to too
many targets
Returned to a client
which is attempting
408 ERR_NOSUCHSERVICE RFC2812 <service_name> :<reason> to send an SQUERY (or
other message) to a
service which does
not exist
408 ERR_NOCOLORSONCHAN Bahamut
PING or PONG message
missing the
originator parameter
409 ERR_NOORIGIN RFC1459 :<reason> which is required
since these commands
must work without
valid prefixes
Returned when no
411 ERR_NORECIPIENT RFC1459 :<reason> recipient is given
with a command
Returned when NOTICE/
412 ERR_NOTEXTTOSEND RFC1459 :<reason> PRIVMSG is used with
no message given
Used when a message
is being sent to a
mask without being
413 ERR_NOTOPLEVEL RFC1459 <mask> :<reason> limited to a
top-level domain
(i.e. * instead of
*.au)
Used when a message
is being sent to a
414 ERR_WILDTOPLEVEL RFC1459 <mask> :<reason> mask with a wild-card
for a top level
domain (i.e. *.*)
Used when a message
415 ERR_BADMASK RFC2812 <mask> :<reason> is being sent to a
mask with an invalid
syntax
Returned when too
many matches have
been found for a
command and the
output has been
416 ERR_TOOMANYMATCHES IRCnet <command> [<mask>] :<info> truncated. An example
would be the WHO
command, where by the
mask '*' would match
everyone on the
network! Ouch!
416 ERR_QUERYTOOLONG ircu Same as
ERR_TOOMANYMATCHES
419 ERR_LENGTHTRUNCATED aircd
Returned when the
given command is
421 ERR_UNKNOWNCOMMAND RFC1459 <command> :<reason> unknown to the server
(or hidden because of
lack of access
rights)
Sent when there is no
422 ERR_NOMOTD RFC1459 :<reason> MOTD to send the
client
Returned by a server
in response to an
ADMIN request when no
information is
available. RFC1459
mentions this in the
423 ERR_NOADMININFO RFC1459 <server> :<reason> list of numerics.