User Masks

IRCX defines a user mask as follows:

NickName!UserName@HostName$ServerName

Chat Service interprets special characters in user masks according to the following table.

!   Specifies that what follows is a user name.
@   Specifies that what follows is the domain name or IP address of the computer hosting the client.
$   Specifies that what follows is a server name.
.   A string containing a period is interpreted as a domain name.
*   Wildcard character used to match any number of characters.
?   Wildcard character used to match one character.

Note  The identification (Ident) of an anonymous user begins with a tilde (~) so that you can filter anonymous users.

Examples

mode #Mychannel +o piper
     Makes the the user with the nickname Piper the host of #MyChannel. "Piper" is interpreted as "Piper!*@*$*".
     Note  A string without special characters (!, @, and $) is interpreted as a nickname.
  
event add user litware.com
     Starts monitoring all events generated by users at the site Litware.com. "Litware.com" is interpreted as "*!*@Litware.com$*".


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