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| extra = The argument can be <code>-notimer</code> or <code>-timer x</code>. <code>-notimer</code> is the same as specifying <code>-timer 0</code>. See the ''settimer'' documentation below for an explanation. | | extra = The argument can be <code>-notimer</code> or <code>-timer x</code>. <code>-notimer</code> is the same as specifying <code>-timer 0</code>. See the ''settimer'' documentation below for an explanation. | ||
Revision as of 08:03, 17 June 2013
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This module is a part of ZNC. This module is shipped with ZNC by default. If you have the right "LoadMod" you can activate it with /znc LoadMod simple_awayThe code for this module can be found here. This module is part of ZNC since Version 0.054 |
This module will automatically set you away on IRC while you are disconnected from the bouncer.
Compared to away this module doesn't do anything special about logging messages.
Usage
Arguments
This network module takes up to three arguments. The argument can be -notimer or -timer x. -notimer is the same as specifying -timer 0. See the settimer documentation below for an explanation.
The last argument, which can always be given, is the away message displayed.
Read loading modules to learn more about loading modules.
Commands
settimer
The module sets you away some seconds after you disconnect. The time can be changed with 'settimer x' which sets it to x seconds. This setting is not saved accross restart, use the module parameters for this.
If you set yourself away using your client's normal /away command the module is disabled until you set yourself back.
reason
If you want to change the away reason used, use
/msg *simple_away reason I'm currently away.
reason without any arguments displays the currently set away reason.