Add '6' to server options when compiled with IPv6 support (and related

[ircu2.10.12-pk.git] / doc / readme.who

diff --git a/doc/readme.who b/doc/readme.who
index d0acefa5f2a2eab486b601bfa43119f6c39bf13f..a7ba87e3adeb7331baf0f055b36a0ae681d001ab 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/readme.who
+++ b/doc/readme.who
@@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ in which:
    i   Numeric IP (the unresolved host)
    s   Servername (the canonic name of the server the guy is on)
    r   Info text (formerly "Realname")
+   a   Account name
 
    If no field-matching flags are specified they default to what old servers
    used to do: nuhsr (= everything except the numeric IP)
@@ -91,11 +92,13 @@ in which:
    f : Include flags (all of them)
    h : Include hostname
    i : Include IP
+   l : Include idle time (0 for remote users) [2.10.11+]
    n : Include nick
    r : Include real name
    s : Include server name
    t : Include the querytype in the reply
    u : Include userID with eventual ~
+   a : Include account name
 
 And the ,<querytype> final option can be used to specify what you want the
 server to say in the querytype field of the output, useful to filter the
@@ -110,7 +113,8 @@ out-of-standard 352 crashes EPIC and confuses several other clients. I used
 
 :"source" 354 "target" ["querytype"] ["channel"] ["user"] 
                        ["IP"] ["host"] ["server"] ["nick"] 
-                       ["flags"] ["hops"] [:"realname"]
+                       ["flags"] ["hops"] ["idle"] ["account"]
+                       [:"realname"]
 
 Where only the fields specified in the %fields options are present.
 
@@ -153,7 +157,7 @@ Note that:
          Oslo-R.NO.EU.Undernet.org Niels
   
   So that he can have in example a script that does 
-  "on 354 * 166" display "There is an oper ..."
+  on ^354 "% 166" display "There is an oper ..."
 
 - The client will have to sort/format the fields by itself,
   the _order_ in which flags are passed is not significant, the fields in the
@@ -273,5 +277,10 @@ Miscellaneous bug fixes / "undocumented feature" changes:
   recomended way for GUI based clients to get a channel's userlist and all
   the infos they want about users on the channel.
 
+- If you use the new numeric, flags will contain all the information about
+  a user on a channel.  @ for op'd, + for voiced, and ! for zombie. eg:
+  Isomer #coder-com H@+, where the old behavor of just displaying one of
+  them has been preserved for the old numeric.  [2.10.11+]
+
 Regards, Andrea aka Nemesi