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Help for ACC: |
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ACC returns parsable information about a user's |
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login status. Note that on many networks, /whois |
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shows similar information faster and more reliably. |
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The answer is in the form <nick> ACC <digit>: |
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0 - account or user does not exist |
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1 - account exists but user is not logged in |
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2 - user is not logged in but recognized (see ACCESS) |
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3 - user is logged in |
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If the account is omitted the user's nick is used. |
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Account * means the account the user is logged in with. |
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Syntax: ACC |
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Syntax: ACC <nick> |
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Syntax: ACC <nick> <account> |
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Syntax: ACC <nick> * |
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Example: |
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/msg &nick& ACC jilles * |