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<small>The Partyline module [https://github.com/znc/znc/issues/1632 is broken] and has been retired from ZNC version 1.8. There is no alternative, though you can go back through the git history to re-obtain the module if you still need it.</small>}} | |||
Partyline is like a small internal IRC network inside your bouncer. It allows any user connected to your bouncer to chat with other users. This is a global module. The etymology of this module's name stems from the historical arrangement in telephony referred to as a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_line_(telephony) party line]. | Partyline is like a small internal IRC network inside your bouncer. It allows any user connected to your bouncer to chat with other users. This is a global module. The etymology of this module's name stems from the historical arrangement in telephony referred to as a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_line_(telephony) party line]. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:34, 12 March 2023
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Partyline is retired. The Partyline module is broken and has been retired from ZNC version 1.8. There is no alternative, though you can go back through the git history to re-obtain the module if you still need it. |
Partyline is like a small internal IRC network inside your bouncer. It allows any user connected to your bouncer to chat with other users. This is a global module. The etymology of this module's name stems from the historical arrangement in telephony referred to as a party line.
Usage
Arguments
This global module takes any number of arguments. The arguments are a list of channel names which users join automatically.
Read loading modules to learn more about loading modules.
Commands
When this module is loaded it watches user input for channels starting with ~ (tilde)
This means that you can /join ~#channel and the module will catch this and join you to the internal channel without forwarding that message on to IRC. Anyone connected to your ZNC will be able to join any ~#channel with eachother regardless of which irc network they are connected to.
You can also /msg ?zncuser to have a private chat with another user connected to your ZNC.
list
To get a list of available channels you can use /msg *partyline list:
<prozac> list <*partyline> +---------+-------+ <*partyline> | Channel | Users | <*partyline> +---------+-------+ <*partyline> | ~#foo | 1 | <*partyline> | ~#znc | 2 | <*partyline> +---------+-------+