Set the ANSI and Unicode message of the day (MOTD) text.
Each chat server may contain an ANSI and Unicode title to provide the message of the day for clients. The ANSI version of the MOTD is provided to IRC clients and to MICONLY clients that query with an ANSI message. The Unicode version of the MOTD is provided to MICONLY clients that query with a Unicode message. Unlike most properties, the MOTD can contain different values for the ANSI and Unicode versions.
Note Both the ANSI and the Unicode MOTD are set with this command switch.
See also /SetMOTD_A, /SetMOTD_W , /GetMOTD, /GetMOTD_A, /GetMOTD_W.
Chatcmd ServerList /SetMOTD="TextString"
| ServerList | This switch supports multiple servers in its command line. To ensure complete setting of information, all applicable servers should be listed, in the form Server1,Server2,Server3¼. |
| TextString | The MOTD. Each server on a chat network can have an ANSI and Unicode MOTD of 1,007 characters. Delimit multiple lines by embedding "\n" in the string. |
chatcmd myserv01,myserv02 /setmotd="Welcome to Chat Server\nMiami, FL\nAdmin@litware.com" | |
| Sets the MOTD on Myserv01 and Myserv02 to "Welcome to Chat Server Miami, FL Admin@litware.com". This appears to the user with the following line breaks: | |
| Welcome to Chat Server Miami, FL Admin@litware.com |
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chatcmd * /setmotd="Welcome to Chat Server\nMiami, FL\nAdmin@litware.com"& | |
| Sets the MOTD on the default server to "Welcome to Chat Server Miami, FL Admin@litware.com". This appears to the user with the following line breaks: | |
| Welcome to Chat Server Miami, FL Admin@litware.com |