Enum Numeric

Numerics used in place of words in IRC commands. Only sent from the server.

Enum members

Name	Description
ERR_BADMASK	Reply when sending a message to a mask but the mask is invalid.
ERR_CANNOTSENDTOCHAN	Reply to a PRIVMSG command on a channel when the message cannot be sent because the user lacks permissions.
ERR_ERRONEUSNICKNAME	Reply to NICK command when the new nickname is invalid.
ERR_FILEERROR	Sent when a command fails due to a file operation error.
ERR_NICKCOLLISION	Sent when a nickname collision is detected, presumably after recovery from a netsplit.
ERR_NICKNAMEINUSE	Reply to NICK command when the given nickname is already in use.
ERR_NOADMININFO	Reply to ADMIN command when there is no administrator information available.
ERR_NOMOTD	Sent when the server does not have a MOTD.
ERR_NONICKNAMEGIVEN	Reply to NICK command when no nick is given.
ERR_NOORIGIN	Reply to a PING or PONG command which is missing the originator parameter.
ERR_NORECIPIENT	Reply to a command which expects a recipient but was given none.
ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL	Reply to a command on a channel when that channel does not exist.
ERR_NOSUCHNICK	Reply to a command on a user when that user does not exist.
ERR_NOSUCHSERVER	Reply to a command on a server when that server does not exist.
ERR_NOSUCHSERVICE	Reply to a SQUERY command on a service which does not exist.
ERR_NOTEXTTOSEND	Reply to a command which expects a message body but was given none.
ERR_NOTOPLEVEL	Reply when sending a message to a mask but no top-level domain is given for the mask.
ERR_TOOMANYCHANNELS	Reply to JOIN command when the user has already joined too many channels.
ERR_TOOMANYTARGETS	Reply to a command where the given targets are ambiguous.
ERR_UNKNOWNCOMMAND	Reply to a command which does not exist.
ERR_WASNOSUCHNICK	Reply to WHOWAS command indicating there is no history for the given nick.
ERR_WILDTOPLEVEL	Reply when sending a message to a mask but a wildcard is given for the mask's top-level domain.
RPL_ADMINEMAIL	Reply to ADMIN command, third and final line, typically listing the server administrator's email.
RPL_ADMINLOC1	Reply to ADMIN command, first line.
RPL_ADMINLOC2	Reply to ADMIN command, second line.
RPL_ADMINME	Start of reply to ADMIN command.
RPL_AWAY	Reply from a command directed at a user who is marked as away.
RPL_BANLIST	A single listing of a ban mask for a channel.
RPL_BOUNCE	Sent when the connection is refused, suggesting an alternate server. This is often used when the connection is refused because the server is already full.
RPL_CHANNELMODEIS	Reply to a MODE command on a channel which does not change any modes.
RPL_CREATED	Sent after successfully logging in to the server.
RPL_ENDOFBANLIST	End of RPL_BANLIST replies.
RPL_ENDOFEXCEPTLIST	End of RPL_EXCEPTLIST replies.
RPL_ENDOFINFO	End of replies to INFO command.
RPL_ENDOFINVITELIST	End of RPL_INVITELIST replies.
RPL_ENDOFLINKS	End of replies to LINKS command.
RPL_ENDOFMOTD	End of the MOTD.
RPL_ENDOFNAMES	End of replies to NAMES command.
RPL_ENDOFSTATS	End of replies to STATS command.
RPL_ENDOFUSERS	End of replies to USERS command.
RPL_ENDOFWHO	End of replies to WHO command.
RPL_ENDOFWHOIS	End of replies to WHOIS command.
RPL_ENDOFWHOWAS	End of replies to WHOWAS.
RPL_EXCEPTLIST	A single listing of an exception mask for a channel.
RPL_INFO	Reply to INFO command.
RPL_INVITELIST	A single listing of an invitation mask for a channel.
RPL_INVITING	Reply to successful INVITE command.
RPL_ISON	Reply format used by ISON to list replies to the query list.
RPL_LINKS	Reply to LINKS command.
RPL_LIST	Reply to LIST containing a single channel.
RPL_LISTEND	End of replies to LIST.
RPL_LISTSTART	Deprecated. Formerly indicated the start of a response to LIST command.
RPL_LUSERCHANNELS	Reply to LUSERS command specifying the number of channels across the network.
RPL_LUSERCLIENT	Reply to LUSERS command specifying the number of users logged in across the network.
RPL_LUSERME	Reply to LUSERS command specifying the number of users and links on the local server.
RPL_LUSEROP	Reply to LUSERS command specifying the number of operators logged in across the network.
RPL_LUSERUNKNOWN	Reply to LUSERS command specifying the number of unknown connections.
RPL_MOTD	A line of the MOTD.
RPL_MOTDSTART	Sent at the start of MOTD transmission.
RPL_MYINFO	Sent after successfully logging in to the server.
RPL_NAMREPLY	Reply to NAMES command.
RPL_NOTOPIC	Reply to TOPIC if no topic is set.
RPL_NOUSERS	Reply to USERS if there are no users.
RPL_NOWAWAY	Reply from AWAY when marked as away.
RPL_REHASHING	Reply to a successful REHASH command.
RPL_STATSCLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's C-lines.
RPL_STATSCOMMANDS	Reply to STATS command with information about the specified server's commands.
RPL_STATSHLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's H-lines.
RPL_STATSILINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's I-lines.
RPL_STATSKLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's K-lines.
RPL_STATSLINKINFO	Reply to STATS command with information about the specified server's links.
RPL_STATSLLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's L-lines.
RPL_STATSNLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's N-lines.
RPL_STATSOLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's O-lines.
RPL_STATSUPTIME	Reply to STATS command with information about the specified server's uptime.
RPL_STATSYLINE	Reply to STATS command listing the specified server's Y-lines.
RPL_SUMMONING	Reply to successful SUMMON command.
RPL_TIME	Reply to TIME command.
RPL_TOPIC	Reply to TOPIC if a topic is set.
RPL_TRACECLASS	Reply to TRACE command. Unknown meaning.
RPL_TRACECONNECTING	Reply to TRACE command indicating a server which has not yet been connected to.
RPL_TRACEEND	End of replies to TRACE command.
RPL_TRACEHANDSHAKE	Reply to TRACE command indicating a server which is still completing the server-to-server handshake.
RPL_TRACELINK	The RPL_TRACE* are all returned by the server in response to the TRACE message. How many are returned is dependent on the TRACE message and whether it was sent by an operator or not. There is no predefined order for which occurs first. Replies RPL_TRACEUNKNOWN, RPL_TRACECONNECTING and RPL_TRACEHANDSHAKE are all used for connections which have not been fully established and are either unknown, still attempting to connect or in the process of completing the 'server handshake'. RPL_TRACELINK is sent by any server which handlesa TRACE message and has to pass it on to another server. The list of RPL_TRACELINKs sent in response to a TRACE command traversing the IRC network should reflect the actual connectivity ofthe servers themselves along that path. RPL_TRACENEWTYPE is to be used for any connection which does not fit in the other categories but is being displayed anyway. RPL_TRACEEND is sent to indicate the end of the list. Reply to TRACE command from each server along the route to the specified server.
RPL_TRACELOG	Reply to TRACE command. Unknown meaning.
RPL_TRACENEWTYPE	Reply to TRACE command, indicates a connection of some sort which does not fit any of the other RPL_TRACE* replies.
RPL_TRACEOPERATOR	Reply to TRACE command upon a user, indicates that the specified user is an operator.
RPL_TRACESERVER	Reply to TRACE command upon a server, with details about the specified server.
RPL_TRACESERVICE	Reply to TRACE command upon a user, indicates that the specified user is a service.
RPL_TRACEUNKNOWN	Reply to TRACE command indicating a server which is in an unknown state.
RPL_TRACEUSER	Reply to TRACE command upon a user.
RPL_TRYAGAIN	Reply to a command which was dropped, requesting the client to try the command again.
RPL_UMODEIS	Reply to MODE command on a user, listing their modes.
RPL_UNAWAY	Reply from AWAY command when no longer marked as away.
RPL_USERHOST	Reply format used by USERHOST to list replies to the query list.
RPL_USERS	Reply to USERS command.
RPL_USERSSTART	Start of replies to USERS command.
RPL_VERSION	Reply to VERSION command.
RPL_WELCOME	Sent after successfully logging in to the server.
RPL_WHOISCHANNELS	Reply to WHOIS listing the channels the user has joined.
RPL_WHOISIDLE	Reply to WHOIS with information about the user's idle status.
RPL_WHOISOPERATOR	Reply to WHOIS indicating the operator status of the user.
RPL_WHOISSERVER	Reply to WHOIS with information about the server the user is connected to.
RPL_WHOISUSER	Reply to WHOIS with information about the user.
RPL_WHOREPLY	Reply to WHO command.
RPL_WHOWASUSER	Reply to WHOWAS with information about the user.
RPL_YOUREOPER	Reply to a successful OPER command.
RPL_YOURESERVICE	Reply received upon successfully registering as a service.
RPL_YOURHOST	Sent after successfully logging in to the server.