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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
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/server -sar [server] [-p port] [-g group] [-w password] [-d description]] [-l [method [password]]] [-key [filename.pem]] [-keytype <global|local>] [-i nick anick email name] [-itype local|global] [-encoding [CodePageNumber]] | /server -sar [server] [-p port] [-g group] [-w password] [-d description]] [-l [method [password]]] [-key [filename.pem]] [-keytype <global|local>] [-i nick anick email name] [-itype local|global] [-encoding [CodePageNumber]] | ||
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/server [-46demnpfocztu] <server/groupname/N> [ -p port] [-l method [password]] [-key file] [-i nick anick email name] [-jn #channel pass] | /server [-46demnpfocztu] <server/groupname/N> [ -p port] [-l method [password]] [-key file] [-i nick anick email name] [-jn #channel pass] | ||
== Switches == | == Switches == | ||
− | If any of the -sar switches are used | + | If any of the -sar switches are used, the listed -switchnames are valid. Also see more details in the later section describing -sar parameters: |
* '''-s''' - sorts the servers list | * '''-s''' - sorts the servers list | ||
* '''-a''' - adds a server to the server list, if it exists, it is updated: mIRC first tries to update a match against the -d 'description' if that switch is used, before trying to match against the SERVER string. This means there's no way to add/update a new item to give it -d "Random Server" because it will instead match against the 1st serverlist item matching that description, even if the server address and -g GROUP do not match. To determine whether an item was added or updated, you can either look at the result string, or can use $ini($readini($mircini,n,files,servers),servers,0) to see whether the item count in your serverlist changed or not. | * '''-a''' - adds a server to the server list, if it exists, it is updated: mIRC first tries to update a match against the -d 'description' if that switch is used, before trying to match against the SERVER string. This means there's no way to add/update a new item to give it -d "Random Server" because it will instead match against the 1st serverlist item matching that description, even if the server address and -g GROUP do not match. To determine whether an item was added or updated, you can either look at the result string, or can use $ini($readini($mircini,n,files,servers),servers,0) to see whether the item count in your serverlist changed or not. | ||
* '''-r''' - removes a server from the server list. This does not try to match against the -d description the way -a does. | * '''-r''' - removes a server from the server list. This does not try to match against the -d description the way -a does. | ||
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* '''-g''' - changes the group. | * '''-g''' - changes the group. | ||
* '''-w''' - changes the server password. | * '''-w''' - changes the server password. | ||
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* '''-encoding''' - allows overriding the default behavior of interpreting server messages as UTF8 encoding, and instead using a codepage number. | * '''-encoding''' - allows overriding the default behavior of interpreting server messages as UTF8 encoding, and instead using a codepage number. | ||
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− | Otherwise | ||
* '''-4''' - allows a connection to an IPv4 server | * '''-4''' - allows a connection to an IPv4 server | ||
* '''-6''' - allows a connection to an IPv6 server | * '''-6''' - allows a connection to an IPv6 server | ||
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{{mIRC command list}} | {{mIRC command list}} | ||
− | [[Category:mIRC commands| | + | [[Category:mIRC commands|set command - mIRC]] |