Raw

[egyptian]

please if raw doesnt work on one connection and worked on another connection and both for the same server so can i know wt 've to check or the reason to make it work ?

[Guest Travis]

Well it's been a while since I looked at my script for VSIXc and see that I supported this raw but couldnt remember what it was for so I googled it.

 

http://www.mishscript.de/reference/rawhelp3.htm#raw302

 

this was one link I found.

 

I tested this out on VSIXc.

 

UserHost command.

 

Query Server:

/userhost $nick

ex: /userhost X-Fusion

 

Server Response:

 

:VSIXc 302 Travis :X-Fusion=+X-Fusion@nyfupujefmzf

 

 

 

Each reply is formatted as nickname=+userid@host. 'nickname' is the user's nickname, 'userid' is their userid (identd) and 'host' is their host address. + means that they are here (not away), and will be a - (hyphen) if they are away. USERHOST replies for IRCops will show as nickname*=+userid@host. The asterisk (*) signifies IRCop status.

 

A USERHOST reply will contain from zero to five replies. When you send the USERHOST request you can include up to five nicks; the reply will only contain info on the nicks that exist, if any. If none of the nicks you requested exist, a blank reply will be returned. Note that the USERHOST reply will contain the proper case for each nickname, regardless of the actual case used in the original request.

 

A server may return a 401 reply (no such nickname) for each user that you request a userhost for that does not exist.

[egyptian]

the userhost is working good but notr adding more options to be used as echo in winows or on chatting window etc... user host is ging to be used for reading the result only and no additional options can be used by it.. hope you got wt i want to say

[Guest Travis]

This is what the server sends me:

 

:VSIXc 302 Travis :X-Fusion=+X-Fusion@nyfupujefmzf

 

 

$1 = :VISXc (network)

$2 = 302 (numeric)

$3 = Travis ($me)

$4 = :X-Fusion=+X-Fusion@nyfupujefmzf

 

So what do you want from this? Use $gettok, $mid,$right,$left to retrieve what you want from this.