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#233760 09/09/11 01:28 PM
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hi,

Code:
PRIVMSG #somechannel :somedata
 


if you send the above command to a channel, is it delivered to all the users on that channel(that is, #somechannel)?

thanks.

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Without testing it myself, I'd say it would send a message to the channel itself. Just like if you use /msg #channel something. It won't send private messages to everyone on a channel.


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that looks more like TCL than mIRC. and on some networks they block messages to channels from users not IN the channel.


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Originally Posted By: HorseC
that looks more like TCL than mIRC

It is what we call the "IRC protocol" - the format of the data that is actually being sent over the network between mIRC and the IRC server. The given command is what mIRC produces if you type "somedata" on #somechannel, or when you type "/msg #somechannel somedata". It is indeed sent to the channel, and hence delivered to either all users on the channel, or (on error) none at all (*). More details are in the original IRC RFC (1459).

(*) modulo exceptions such as netsplits


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