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# numerics.yaml
#
# This file is Copyright (c) 2015-2019 Daniel Oaks
# <daniel@danieloaks.net>
# This file is Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Simon Butcher
# <pickle@alien.net.au>
#
# This file is PUBLIC DOMAIN, to benefit the IRC developer community. If you
# modify this file, please state your name and modifications here in order
# for people to be able to distinguish between your version and this version.
#
# For more information or corrections, please contact the author.
file:
type: "numerics"
revision: "1.63"
# The following information is used to create pretty HTML page and tables
page:
name: Numerics
extra: >
<p>
Red denotes a conflicting numeric definition, gray for deprecated
(however quite possibly still in use), and blue for OK.
</p>
<p>
<code><client></code> indicates the nickname of the client
who is receiving this message, which is present as the first
parameter of most numerics. If the client is not registered yet,
<code><client></code> is usually the character
<code>"*"</code>
</p>
table:
row-ids:
- name
- numeric
row-classes:
- registration
- conflict
- obsolete
- repeated
columns:
-
name: "#"
content: numeric
classes: code center
inline-links:
- name
- numeric
description: Numeric
-
name: Name
content: name
classes: code
link: information
-
name: Origin
content: origin
link: contact
description: Where the numeric came from
-
name: Format
content: format
classes: code
description: Format of the numeric data
xml_escape: true
-
name: Comments
content: comment
seealso: seealso
description: "Additional comments, history and other details"
xml_escape: true
# The following format is used through-out this file. The first two fields
# ('name' and 'numeric') are mandatory, the others may or may not exist.
#
# The registration field is only used to determine if the numeric is
# POSSIBLY* used during registration of a connection (before the main part
# of the protocol kicks in).
format:
name: numeric name
numeric: number
origin: where the numeric was found
when: release version or announced date
contact: point of contact associated with the numeric
information: url where to find more information
format: format of the numeric data
comment: "comments, history etc"
seealso: number
registration: true
conflict: true
obsolete: true
repeated: true
values:
-
name: RPL_WELCOME
numeric: "001"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> :Welcome to the Internet Relay Network <nick>!<user>@<host>"
comment: >
The first message sent after client registration. The text used
varies widely
-
name: RPL_YOURHOST
numeric: "002"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> :Your host is <servername>, running version <version>"
comment: >
Part of the post-registration greeting. Text varies widely. Also
known as RPL_YOURHOSTIS (InspIRCd v2)
-
name: RPL_CREATED
numeric: "003"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> :This server was created <date>"
comment: >
Part of the post-registration greeting. Text varies widely and
<date> is returned in a human-readable format. Also known as
RPL_SERVERCREATED (InspIRCd v2)
-
name: RPL_MYINFO
numeric: "004"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> <server_name> <version> <usermodes> <chanmodes> [chanmodes_with_a_parameter]"
comment: >
Part of the post-registration greeting. Also known as
RPL_SERVERVERSION (InspIRCd v2)
-
name: RPL_BOUNCE
numeric: "005"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> :Try server <server_name>, port <port_number>"
comment: >
Sent by the server to a user to suggest an alternative server,
sometimes used when the connection is refused because the server
is already full. Also known as RPL_SLINE (AustHex), and
RPL_REDIR
seealso: "RPL_BOUNCE (010)"
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_ISUPPORT
numeric: "005"
information: "http://modern.ircdocs.horse/#rplisupport-005"
format: "<client> <1-13 tokens> :are supported by this server"
comment: >
Advertises features, limits, and protocol options that clients
should be aware of. Also known as RPL_PROTOCTL (Bahamut, Unreal,
Ultimate)
seealso: "RPL_REMOTEISUPPORT (105)"
-
name: RPL_MAP
numeric: "006"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_MAPEND
numeric: "007"
origin: Unreal
comment: >
Also known as RPL_ENDMAP (InspIRCd)
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_SNOMASK
numeric: "008"
origin: ircu
comment: >
Server notice mask (hex). Also known as RPL_SNOMASKIS (InspIRCd)
-
name: RPL_STATMEMTOT
numeric: "009"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_BOUNCE
numeric: "010"
format: "<client> <hostname> <port> :<info>"
comment: >
Sent to the client to redirect it to another server. Also known
as RPL_REDIR
-
name: RPL_STATMEM
numeric: "010"
origin: ircu
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_YOURCOOKIE
numeric: "014"
origin: Hybrid?
-
name: RPL_MAP
numeric: "015"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_MAPMORE
numeric: "016"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_MAPEND
numeric: "017"
origin: ircu
comment: >
Also known as RPL_ENDMAP (InspIRCd)
-
name: RPL_MAPUSERS
numeric: "018"
origin: InspIRCd
format: "<client> :<count> servers and <count> users, average <average count> users per server"
-
name: RPL_HELLO
numeric: "020"
origin: rusnet-ircd
format: "<client> :<info>"
comment: >
Used by Rusnet to send the initial "Please wait while we process
your connection" message, rather than a server-sent NOTICE.
-
name: RPL_APASSWARN_SET
numeric: "030"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_APASSWARN_SECRET
numeric: "031"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_APASSWARN_CLEAR
numeric: "032"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_YOURID
numeric: "042"
origin: IRCnet
comment: >
Also known as RPL_YOURUUID (InspIRCd)
-
name: RPL_SAVENICK
numeric: "043"
origin: IRCnet
format: "<client> <newnick> :<info>"
comment: >
Sent to the client when their nickname was forced to change due
to a collision
-
name: RPL_ATTEMPTINGJUNC
numeric: "050"
origin: aircd
-
name: RPL_ATTEMPTINGREROUTE
numeric: "051"
origin: aircd
-
name: RPL_REMOTEISUPPORT
numeric: "105"
information: "http://www.irc.org/tech_docs/005.html"
origin: Unreal
comment: >
Same format as RPL_ISUPPORT, but returned when the client is
requesting information from a remote server instead of the
server it is currently connected to
seealso: "RPL_ISUPPORT (005)"
-
name: RPL_TRACELINK
numeric: "200"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> Link <version>[.<debug_level>] <destination> <next_server> [V<protocol_version> <link_uptime_in_seconds> <backstream_sendq> <upstream_sendq>]"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACECONNECTING
numeric: "201"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> Try. <class> <server>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACEHANDSHAKE
numeric: "202"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> H.S. <class> <server>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACEUNKNOWN
numeric: "203"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> ???? <class> [<connection_address>]"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACEOPERATOR
numeric: "204"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> Oper <class> <nick>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACEUSER
numeric: "205"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> User <class> <nick>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACESERVER
numeric: "206"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> Serv <class> <int>S <int>C <server> <nick!user|*!*>@<host|server> [V<protocol_version>]"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACESERVICE
numeric: "207"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> Service <class> <name> <type> <active_type>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACENEWTYPE
numeric: "208"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <newtype> 0 <client_name>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACECLASS
numeric: "209"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> Class <class> <count>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACERECONNECT
numeric: "210"
origin: RFC2812
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_STATS
numeric: "210"
origin: aircd
conflict: true
comment: Used instead of having multiple stats numerics
-
name: RPL_STATSHELP
numeric: "210"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
comment: Used to send lists of stats flags and other help information.
-
name: RPL_STATSLINKINFO
numeric: "211"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <linkname> <sendq> <sent_msgs> <sent_bytes> <recvd_msgs> <rcvd_bytes> <time_open>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSCOMMANDS
numeric: "212"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <command> <count> [<byte_count> <remote_count>]"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSCLINE
numeric: "213"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> C <host> * <name> <port> <class>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSNLINE
numeric: "214"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> N <host> * <name> <port> <class>"
comment: >
Reply to STATS (See RFC), Also known as RPL_STATSOLDNLINE (ircu,
Unreal)
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSILINE
numeric: "215"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> I <host> * <host> <port> <class>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSKLINE
numeric: "216"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> K <host> * <username> <port> <class>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSQLINE
numeric: "217"
origin: RFC1459
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSPLINE
numeric: "217"
origin: ircu
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSYLINE
numeric: "218"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> Y <class> <ping_freq> <connect_freq> <max_sendq>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_ENDOFSTATS
numeric: "219"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <query> :<info>"
comment: End of RPL_STATS* list.
-
name: RPL_STATSPLINE
numeric: "220"
origin: Hybrid
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSBLINE
numeric: "220"
origin: "Bahamut, Unreal"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSWLINE
numeric: "220"
origin: Nefarious
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_UMODEIS
numeric: "221"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <user_modes> [<user_mode_params>]"
comment: >
Information about a user's own modes. Some daemons have extended
the mode command and certain modes take parameters (like channel
modes).
-
name: RPL_MODLIST
numeric: "222"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_SQLINE_NICK
numeric: "222"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSBLINE
numeric: "222"
origin: Bahamut
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSJLINE
numeric: "222"
origin: ircu
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_CODEPAGE
numeric: "222"
origin: rusnet-ircd
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSELINE
numeric: "223"
origin: Bahamut
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSGLINE
numeric: "223"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_CHARSET
numeric: "223"
origin: rusnet-ircd
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSFLINE
numeric: "224"
origin: "Hybrid, Bahamut"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSTLINE
numeric: "224"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSDLINE
numeric: "225"
origin: Hybrid
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSCLONE
numeric: "225"
origin: Bahamut
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSZLINE
numeric: "225"
origin: Bahamut
conflict: true
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_STATSELINE
numeric: "225"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSCOUNT
numeric: "226"
origin: Bahamut
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSALINE
numeric: "226"
origin: Hybrid
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSNLINE
numeric: "226"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSGLINE
numeric: "227"
origin: Bahamut
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSVLINE
numeric: "227"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSBLINE
numeric: "227"
origin: Rizon
comment: Returns details about active DNS blacklists and hits.
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSQLINE
numeric: "228"
origin: ircu
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSBANVER
numeric: "228"
origin: Unreal
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSSPAMF
numeric: "229"
origin: Unreal
-
name: RPL_STATSEXCEPTTKL
numeric: "230"
origin: Unreal
-
name: RPL_SERVICEINFO
numeric: "231"
origin: RFC1459
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_ENDOFSERVICES
numeric: "232"
origin: RFC1459
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_RULES
origin: Unreal
numeric: "232"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_SERVICE
numeric: "233"
origin: RFC1459
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_SERVLIST
numeric: "234"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> <name> <server> <mask> <type> <hopcount> <info>"
comment: A service entry in the service list
-
name: RPL_SERVLISTEND
numeric: "235"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> <mask> <type> :<info>"
comment: Termination of an RPL_SERVLIST list
-
name: RPL_STATSVERBOSE
numeric: "236"
origin: ircu
comment: Verbose server list?
-
name: RPL_STATSENGINE
numeric: "237"
origin: ircu
comment: Engine name?
-
name: RPL_STATSFLINE
numeric: "238"
origin: ircu
comment: Feature lines?
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSIAUTH
numeric: "239"
origin: IRCnet
-
name: RPL_STATSVLINE
numeric: "240"
origin: RFC2812
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSXLINE
numeric: "240"
origin: AustHex
contact: "mailto:dev@austnet.org"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSLLINE
numeric: "241"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> L <hostmask> * <servername> <maxdepth>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSUPTIME
numeric: "242"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> :Server Up <days> days <hours>:<minutes>:<seconds>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSOLINE
numeric: "243"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> O <hostmask> * <opername> [<privileges>] <class>"
comment: >
Reply to STATS O (See RFC); The privileges field is an extension
in some IRC daemons, which returns either the name of a set of privileges,
or a set of privileges. The class extension field returns which
connection class the o-line applies to (this is also know to be
placeholders like "0" and "-1" when inapplicable.)
ircu doesn't have the privileges field and irc2 uses it to display
which port, if any, the oper is restricted to.
-
name: RPL_STATSHLINE
numeric: "244"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> H <hostmask> * <servername>"
comment: Reply to STATS (See RFC)
-
name: RPL_STATSSLINE
numeric: "245"
origin: "Bahamut, IRCnet, Hybrid"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSTLINE
numeric: "245"
origin: "Hybrid?"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSPING
numeric: "246"
origin: RFC2812
obsolete: true
-
name: RPL_STATSSERVICE
numeric: "246"
origin: Hybrid
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSTLINE
numeric: "246"
origin: ircu
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSULINE
numeric: "246"
origin: Hybrid
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSBLINE
numeric: "247"
origin: RFC2812
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSXLINE
numeric: "247"
origin: "Hybrid, PTlink, Unreal"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSGLINE
numeric: "247"
origin: ircu
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSULINE
numeric: "248"
origin: ircu
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSDEFINE
numeric: "248"
origin: IRCnet
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSULINE
numeric: "249"
comment: Extension to RFC1459?
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSDEBUG
numeric: "249"
origin: Hybrid
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSDLINE
numeric: "250"
origin: RFC2812
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_STATSCONN
numeric: "250"
origin: "ircu, Unreal"
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_LUSERCLIENT
numeric: "251"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> :There are <int> users and <int> invisible on <int> servers"
comment: >
Reply to LUSERS command, other versions exist (eg. RFC2812);
Text may vary.
-
name: RPL_LUSEROP
numeric: "252"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <int> :operator(s) online"
comment: Reply to LUSERS command - Number of IRC operators online
-
name: RPL_LUSERUNKNOWN
numeric: "253"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <int> :unknown connection(s)"
comment: >
Reply to LUSERS command - Number of connections in an
unknown/unregistered state
-
name: RPL_LUSERCHANNELS
numeric: "254"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <int> :channels formed"
comment: Reply to LUSERS command - Number of channels formed
-
name: RPL_LUSERME
numeric: "255"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> :I have <int> clients and <int> servers"
comment: >
Reply to LUSERS command - Information about local connections;
Text may vary.
-
name: RPL_ADMINME
numeric: "256"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> <server> :Administrative info"
comment: >
Start of an RPL_ADMIN* reply. In practice, the server parameter
is often never given, and instead the last parameter contains the
text 'Administrative info about <server>'. Newer daemons seem to
follow the RFC and output the server's hostname in the last
parameter, but also output the server name in the text as per
traditional daemons.
-
name: RPL_ADMINLOC1
numeric: "257"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> :<admin_location>"
comment: "Reply to ADMIN command (Location, first line)"
-
name: RPL_ADMINLOC2
numeric: "258"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> :<admin_location>"
comment: "Reply to ADMIN command (Location, second line)"
-
name: RPL_ADMINEMAIL
numeric: "259"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> :<email_address>"
comment: Reply to ADMIN command (E-mail address of administrator)
-
name: RPL_TRACELOG
numeric: "261"
origin: RFC1459
format: "<client> File <logfile> <debug_level>"
comment: See RFC
-
name: RPL_TRACEPING
numeric: "262"
comment: Extension to RFC1459?
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_TRACEEND
numeric: "262"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> <server_name> <version>[.<debug_level>] :<info>"
comment: >
Used to terminate a list of RPL_TRACE* replies. Also known as
RPL_ENDOFTRACE
conflict: true
-
name: RPL_TRYAGAIN
numeric: "263"
origin: RFC2812
format: "<client> <command> :Please wait a while and try again."
comment: >
When a server drops a command without processing it, it MUST use
this reply. The last parameter text changes, and commonly provides the
client with more information about why the command could not be
processed (such as rate-limiting). Also known as RPL_LOAD_THROTTLED
and RPL_LOAD2HI, I'm presuming they do the same thing.
-
name: RPL_USINGSSL
numeric: "264"
origin: rusnet-ircd
-
name: RPL_LOCALUSERS
numeric: "265"
origin: "aircd, Hybrid, Bahamut"
format: "<client> [<u> <m>] :Current local users <u>, max <m>"
comment: >
Returns the number of clients currently and the maximum number of
clients that have been connected directly to this server at one
time, respectively. The two optional parameters are not always
provided. Also known as RPL_CURRENT_LOCAL
-
name: RPL_GLOBALUSERS
numeric: "266"
origin: "aircd, Hybrid, Bahamut"
format: "<client> [<u> <m>] :Current global users <u>, max <m>"
comment: >
Returns the number of clients currently connected to the network,
and the maximum number of clients ever connected to the network at
one time, respectively. Also known as RPL_CURRENT_GLOBAL
-
name: RPL_START_NETSTAT
numeric: "267"
origin: aircd
-
name: RPL_NETSTAT
numeric: "268"
origin: aircd
-
name: RPL_END_NETSTAT
numeric: "269"
origin: aircd
-
name: RPL_PRIVS
numeric: "270"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_MAPUSERS
numeric: "270"
origin: InspIRCd 2.0
format: "<client> :<count> servers and <count> users, average <average count> users per server"
obsolete: true
comment: "Moved to 018 in InspIRCd 3.0"
-
name: RPL_SILELIST
numeric: "271"
origin: ircu
-
name: RPL_ENDOFSILELIST