Commands that let you interact with the operating system (Linux, BSD, Solaris, OS X or whatever) from within the IRC client.
| /DF | Usage: /df- Show disk space usage |
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| /EXEC | Usage: /exec <command>- Executes <command> with the shell set from SHELL |
| /FILEDIALOG | File dialog |
| /FTP | Usage: /ftp- Opens a FTP client in a virtual screenUse ^[number to switch through virtual screens |
| /LS | Usage: /ls [arguments] <file(s)|dir(s)>- Lists current <file(s)|dir(s)> with [arguments] |
| /MORE | [filename] - displays file in pages |
| /PS | Usage: /ps [arguments]- Shows active processes on local machine |
| /REMLOG | Usage: /remlog- Removes logfile |
| /SETENV | sets an environment variable for use with /EXEC,e.g. /SETENV A 14/EXEC echo $A |
| /SHELL | Usage: /shell- Opens shell in a virtual screenUse ^[number to switch through virtual screens |
| /TELNET | - Creates a virtual hidden window with a telnet session in it |
| /UPTIME | Usage: /uptime- Shows uptime of client and other information |
| /URL | Usage: /url [http on|off] [ftp on|off] [list] [save <#>]- URL Catcher- If no arg is given, shows current status |
| /USAGE | Usage: /usage- Shows memory usage of local machine |