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'''Administration Commands'''
'''Administration Commands'''


  #login password            Logs you into the server
  #login password            Log in as the admin
  #logout                    Logs you out of the server
  #logout                    Admin log out
  #vote admin (name or ID)    Users can vote an admin to control the server
  #vote admin (name or ID)    Users can vote an admin to control the server
  #mission                   Select mission with known name
  #mission filename          Select mission with known name
  #missions                  Select mission a mission
  #missions                  Select mission
  #restart                    Restart mission  
  #restart                    Restart mission
  #reassign                  Takes you back to the selection screen
  #reassign                  Start over and reassign roles
  #kick (name or ID)          Allows you to kick the nickname
  #kick (name or ID)          Allows you to kick the nickname
  #shutdown                  Shutsdown the server
  #shutdown                  Shuts down the server
  #init                      Reload server config file loaded by –config option.
  #init                      Reload server config file loaded by –config option
  #monitor (interval in sec)  Shows performance information of the server. Interval 0 means to stopp monitoring.
  #monitor (interval in sec)  Shows performance information of the server. Interval 0 means to stop monitoring
  #debug (command) (interval) Commands can be checkfile, console, totalsent, usersent, userinfo, userqueue
  #debug (command) (interval) Commands can be checkfile, console, totalsent, usersent, userinfo, userqueue
                              
                              
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  #vote mission (name)        Users can vote on a particular mission '''''(named)''''' to play
  #vote mission (name)        Users can vote on a particular mission '''''(named)''''' to play
  #vote kick (name/ID)        Users can vote to kick off an individual
  #vote kick (name/ID)        Users can vote to kick off an individual
  #vote restart              Allows the voting to be restarted
  #vote restart              Vote to restart the mission
  #userlist                  Displays the listing of users on the server
#vote reassign              Vote to reassign
  #userlist                  Displays the list of users on the server (use pgup to scroll up)

Revision as of 18:02, 18 December 2006


The following commands are available to you once you have connected to a server. You can access the command line by pressing the / key, which allows you to type any of the following commands in. You have to include the # before the command.


Administration Commands

#login password             Log in as the admin
#logout                     Admin log out
#vote admin (name or ID)    Users can vote an admin to control the server
#mission filename           Select mission with known name
#missions                   Select mission
#restart                    Restart mission
#reassign                   Start over and reassign roles
#kick (name or ID)          Allows you to kick the nickname
#shutdown                   Shuts down the server
#init                       Reload server config file loaded by –config option
#monitor (interval in sec)  Shows performance information of the server. Interval 0 means to stop monitoring
#debug (command) (interval) Commands can be checkfile, console, totalsent, usersent, userinfo, userqueue
                           

User Commands

#vote missions              Users can vote for the mission selection
#vote mission (name)        Users can vote on a particular mission (named) to play
#vote kick (name/ID)        Users can vote to kick off an individual
#vote restart               Vote to restart the mission
#vote reassign              Vote to reassign
#userlist                   Displays the list of users on the server (use pgup to scroll up)