PROP CHANTYPE
The CHANTYPE property is used to determine the type of channel one has joined. The channel type can be "NORMAL", "MASTER" or "SLAVE".
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby chantype
PROP CREATION
The CREATION property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) when the channel was created.
Privilege: User
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby creation
PROP GUID
The GUID property returns a unique 128-bit object identifier, which clients can use to refer to objects.
Privilege: User
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby guid
PROP JOINMUTE
The JOINMUTE property allows operators to control how many seconds a user will have to wait after joining the channel before they are allowed to speak. The server may have a default value or disable this property.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby joinmute 5
PROP JOINSPERSEC
The JOINSPERSEC property allows operators to control how many users should be allowed to join the channel per elapsed second. The server may have a default value or disable this property.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby joinspersec 4
PROP LAG
The LAG property specifies how many seconds of artificial delay the server will insert between successive messages from the same user. ConferenceRoom does not currently support this property.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby lag 3
PROP LANG
The LANG property is used to indicate the preferred language of a channel. The syntax of the reply conforms to ISO language name conventions.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby lang es
PROP LANGUAGE
The LANGUAGE property is used to indicate the preferred language of a channel. The syntax is free, and would usually be a "descriptive" name of a language.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby language Spanish
PROP LASTJOIN
The LASTJOIN property is the UNIX time (number of seconds in Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00, GMT) when a user last joined the channel.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby lastjoin
PROP LIMIT
The LIMIT property specifies how many users are allowed to be in the channel. If the number is reached, attempts to JOIN will be ignored, and a KNOCK message may be issued. This property mirrors the IRC channel mode +l.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby limit 8
PROP NAME
The NAME property contains the display name of the channel. This can be useful for clients that joined by GUID, or requested to join a channel that is in master/slave hierarchy, in which case the name is the name of the master.
Privilege: User
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby name
PROP OID
The OID property returns a unique 32-bit object identifier, which clients can use to refer to objects. ConferenceRoom does not support this property.
Privilege: User
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby oid
PROP PEAKUSERS
The PEAKUSERS property will display the maximum number of users to occupy the channel. For master/slave channels, this will list the maximum number of total users in master and slave channels combined.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby peakusers
PROP PICS
The PICS property can be used to implement a PICS-style rating system. Clients that support this property, would probably display information about the channel prior to completing a JOIN.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby pics rating value
PROP REJOINTRACK
The REJOINTRACK property allows operators to control how many seconds a user will have to wait after a KICK or a PART from a channel before the server allows him or her to rejoin. The server may have a default value or disable this property.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby rejointrack 10
PROP SUBJECT
The SUBJECT property can be used to add keywords to a channel, similar to META tags, to faciliate lookups of channels based on interests and topics of discussion.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby subject cars porsche fast turbo
PROP TOPIC
The TOPIC property specifies the "topic" for the channel. This property mirrors the IRC channel topic.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby topic My Channel Topic
PROP TOPICBY
The TOPICBY property specifies who set the current topic for the channel.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby topicby
PROP TOPICTIME
The TOPICTIME property specifies when the current topic was set for the channel.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby topictime
PROP USERS
The USERS property will display the number of users currently in the channel. For master/slave channels, this will list the total number of users in master and slave channels combined.
Privilege: User
Attribute: Read Only
Examples:
/prop #lobby users
PROP USERSPERIP
The USERSPERIP property allows operators to control how many users should be allowed to join the channel per host address. This will let you decide how many people from a single IP address can use the channel at one time. As soon as the limit is reached the next person that tries to join will get an error telling them that they can't join the channel.
Privilege: Channel Operator
Attribute: Read/Write
Examples:
/prop #lobby usersperip 4