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Introduction -
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CAP -
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CREATE -
DATA -
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DIE -
EVENT -
INFO -
INVITE -
IRCX -
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JOIN -
KICK -
KILL -
LINKS -
LIST -
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LUSERS -
MEMO -
MODE -
MOTD -
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NICK -
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OBJECT -
OPER -
PART -
PASS -
PING -
PONG -
PRIVMSG -
PROP -
QUIT -
REGISTER -
REHASH -
REPLY -
REQUEST -
RESET -
SAJOIN -
SAMODE -
SANICK -
SAPART -
SILENCE -
SQUIT -
STATS -
STOP -
TAGMSG -
TIME -
TOPIC -
TRANSCRIPT -
UMODE2 -
UNREGISTER -
USER -
USERHOST -
USERS -
VERIFY -
VERSION -
WALLOPS -
WATCH -
WHISPER -
WHO -
WHOIS -
WHOWAS
SQUIT
The SQUIT command is used to terminate a connection to a server.
This is a privileged command and requires both "Global Access" and "Network Controls" permissions.
Server Disconnect
Usage: SQUIT <server> <comment><server> The server to disconnect from.
<comment> A comment describing the reason for the disconnection.
This command is used to forcibly terminate a connection to a specified server. The comment is typically used to provide a reason for the disconnection.
(See section 4.1.7 of RFC 1459, 4.1.6 of RFC 2813)