-4 |
Use IPv4 addresses only |
-6 |
Use IPv6 addresses only |
-?, --help |
Output help |
-C |
Do not change color definitions.
If the terminal used to run
swirc
supports >= 256 colors and
can_change_color(3)
is true
swirc
uses
init_color(3)
to initialize the extended IRC color palette.
Which may or may not already be set correctly by the terminal.
This option is useful in case the terminal look strange after exit,
which is possible to fix by simply restarting it.
|
-P |
Permanently disable SASL authentication.
If specified, the effect is
final
(i.e. it overrides any config file value.)
|
-R |
Disable TLS/SSL peer verification |
-S |
Force TLS (Transport Layer Security) |
-W <password> |
Equal effect as flag 'p' but non-interactive |
-X |
Disable all IRCv3 extensions |
-c <server[:port]> |
Connect to given server.
If the port is omitted port 6667 will be chosen.
And if the port is 7326 ICB mode is turned on automatically.
Further, if the port is 6697 swirc attempts to
initiate a TLS/SSL connection.
|
-d |
Debug logging |
-i |
Turn on Internet Citizen's Band mode |
-j <join> |
A comma-separated list of channels to join |
-n <nickname> |
Online nickname |
-p |
Server password (for private servers).
However: InspIRCd has a module called password forward, which means
that if a server password is specified by this flag, it will be used
to identify to NickServ.
If so: connect with a TLS/SSL connection, i.e. an encrypted
connection, to prevent your password from being disclosed in clear
text.
swirc also supports IRCv3 SASL authentication which
is probably a better alternative.
|
-r <rl name> |
Your real name |
-u <username> |
Your username |
-v, --version |
Output swirc version |
-x <config> |
Config file |