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/help - show help screen
/ver - display version and uptime
/msg - send a private message
/stat or /stats - display statistics
/ignore - manage ignore list
/quit or /exit - quit
/banlist - manage ban list
/reloadbl - reload ban list
/clearbl - clear ban list
/punish - punish user
/unpunish - unpunish user
/ban - ban user
/banip - ban user by ip
/kick - kick user
/ip - display user ip
/whowatching - check who is watching on this user
/watchlist - check user’s watch list
/opme - enable owner status
/msg - send a private message
Syntax:
/msg < nick > < message >
Example:
/msg Lola Hello, I’m here! How are you?
Lola receives private message from you
/ignore - manage ignore list
Syntax:
/ignore < nick > [-]
Example:
/ignore Horror
Horror added to ignore list. You cannot receive messages and IMs from user Horror
/ignore Jeniffer
Jeniffer deleted from ignore list
/banlist - manage ban list
Syntax:
/banlist list [part]
Example:
/banlist list
Shows list of all rules
/banlist list allow
Shows only allow rules
Syntax:
/banlist add <rule>
a. /banlist add (deny|allow) nick <nick> (no-expire | expire (hour | day | halfmonth | month | year)
Deny or allow <nick> to connect for a specified time
Example:
/banlist add deny nick Billi expire halfmonth
Deny Billi to connect to server for a 15 days
/banlist add allow nick Martha no-expire
Allow Martha to connect to server for an infinite time
b. /banlist add (deny|allow) ip <IP> <IPmask> (no-expire | expire (hour | day | halfmonth | month | year))
Deny or allow <IP> or subnet to connect for a specified time
Example:
/banlist add deny ip 192.168.43.64 255.255.255.0 expire year
Deny host 192.168.43.64 to connect for a year
c. /banlist add (deny|allow) nick_ip <nick> <IP> <IPmask> (no-expire | expire (hour | day | halfmonth | month | year))
Deny or allow <nick> and <IP> or subnet to connect for a specified time
Example:
/banlist add deny nick_ip RickiTicki 192.168.43.64 255.255.255.0 no-expire
Deny user RickiTicki on host 192.168.43.64 to connect for an infinite time
Syntax:
/banlist remove <rule_part>
Remove first founded rule from list
Example:
/banlist remove allow
Removes first founded allow rule
/banlist remove deny nick_ip
Removes first founded deny nick_ip rule
/punish - punish user
Syntax:
/punish <nick> [minute, hour, day] | (N minutes, hours, days) [reason]
Example:
/punish Shon 3 hours
Shon punished on server for a 3 hours
/punish Shon 2 days
Shon punished on server for a 2 days
/punish Shon minute
Shon punished on server for a one minute
/punish Shon 12 minutes No flood, please
Shon punished on server for a 12 minutes with reason “No flood, please”
Min / Max values: minutes from 1 to 60, hours from 1 to 24, days from 1 to 3
/unpunish - unpunish user
Syntax:
/unpunish < nick >
Example:
/unpunish Shon
Shon unpunished on server and can continue to chat
/ban - ban user
Syntax:
/ban < nick >
Example:
/ban BadBoy
Banned BadBoy for a default time
Default time set in GUI Advanced Server
/banip - ban user by ip
Syntax:
/banip < nick >
Example:
/banip BadBoy
Banned BadBoy’s subnet for a default time Default time set in GUI Advanced Server
/kick - kick user
Syntax:
/kick < nick > [reason]
Example:
/kick Lukas
Kick Lukas from chat without reason
/kick Lukas Don’t be so angry
Kick Lukas from chat with reason “Don’t be so angry”
/ip - display user ip
Syntax:
/ip < nick >
Example:
/ip TheRiddle
You see IP of the user TheRiddle
/whowatching - check who is watching on this user
Syntax:
/whowatching < nick >
Example:
/whowatching Jimmi
You see list of users who watching Jimmi
/watchlist - check user’s watch list
Syntax:
/watchlist < nick >
Example:
/watchlist Ann
You see list of users who watched by Ann
/opme - enable operator status
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BANGKOK, April 16 (TNA) - The number of users of computers, the internet and mobile telecommunication devices in Thailand is on the increase, according to official statistics.
A recent survey released by Thailand’s National Statistical Office found users of computers soared up from 15.39 million in 2006 to 16 million in 2007 or 26.8 per cent of the total population. Internet users have also picked up from 8 million in 2006 to 9 million in 2007.
According to the National Statistical Office of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (ITC), Bangkok has the greatest density of users of both computers and the internet, accounting for 40.2 per cent and 29.9 per cent, respectively. The central region runs the second in the number of users of both categories while the northeastern region is reported to least enjoy the popularity of the technologies at 22.9 and 11.9 per cent, respectively.
The survey, based on information acquired from respondents from age 6, also demonstrates more people are using mobile phones, resulting in a reduction of landline telephone users. The number of people in possession of mobile phones is reported to be as high as 28.29 million or 47 per cent of the total population.
Similar to the survey pertaining computer and internet users, mobile phones are most popular in Bangkok and least received in the northeastern region or at 68 and 37.7 per cent, respectively.
The survey also reveals that Thai families are using fewer landline telephones, at the number of 24.3 per 100 households—a decline from 2006 at 24.8 and 2005 at 26.8. The growing popularity of mobile phone use is said to stem from the more competitive price and more convenience the portable devices have to offer
Seinfeld's ninth does not quite leave audiences wanting more. While there are several great episodes, including "The Butter Shave," "The Betrayal," "The Cartoon," and "The Maid," the season is loaded with what George might call "gaffes," including a series nadir, "Puerto Rican Day," which in these PC times, drew enough protest to hinder its rebroadcast. The writing this season is more outrageous (see "The Merv Griffin Show," in which Kramer salvages a discarded talk-show set and installs it in his apartment), but there are enough inspired bits of silliness (fleeting season-opening mustaches in "The Butter Shave," a live-action re-creation of the classic arcade game in "The Frogger," and Jerry's silly voice in "The Voice") to keep Seinfeld's legacy intact. As an added bit of showmanship, this set contains bountiful extras, perhaps the most interesting being a chronological re-edit of the backwards episode, "The Betrayal." Season 9 may not win Seinfeld any new fans, but this DVD set is a Festivus for the rest of us. --Donald Liebenson
