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#4983 05/01/03 03:33 AM
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What is the raw command for connecting to another server and what is the raw command to like run cmd.exe ?
Anyone know thanks in advance

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To connect to a server: /server
To run a program: /run

For help use /help /server and /help /run.

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No not normal i know them im not that n00b im talking about "raw commands"

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What do you mean raw commands? Raws are strings sent to and from the server, and the server can't make you connect to a server or run a program...those are the only types of raw in the helpfile, so my guess is they are the only types of raw in mIRC..

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sounds to me like you want info on raw events. check out this page.

Jeepster's Numeric Reference http://www.ircworks.com

you can download a windows' style help file for the numerics here: http://www.ircworks.com/jeepster.htm

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If you are trying to connect to a server through a socket, then you are referring to the following commands:
  1. The /server command itself is /sockopen <address> <port>. When the socket opens, you send 2 or three commands to register yourself as a user on that server (depending on whether or not you need to use a password for that port or not).

  2. [PASS <password for that port>]
  3. NICK <primary nick>
  4. USER <userid> <email host> <"IP"> :<Real name/Fullname/GCOS>
If you are referring to connecting one server to another server, that is dependent on the IRCd that you are using, but most of the IRCds that I know of use /.raw CONNECT <server> [<port> [<hub>]]. Do not use that command unless you are very sure you know what you are doing and why.


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