<state> <version> <package-list> <maxmsg> <option-list>

The response to the IRCX and ISIRCX commands. The <state> indicates if the client has IRCX mode enabled (0 for disabled, 1 for enabled). The <version> is the version of the IRCX protocol starting at 0. The <package-list> contains a list of authentication packages supported by the server. The package name of "ANON" is reserved to indicate that anonymous connections are permitted. The <maxmsg> defines the maximum message size permitted, with the standard being 512. The <option-list> contains a list of options supported by the server; these are implementation-dependent. If no options are available, the '*' character is used.

<object> <level> <mask> <timeout> <user> :<reason>

Response to a successful ACCESS ADD command. The <object> is the name of the object to which the access restrictions apply (i.e. channel name or user name). The <level> is the level of access being added (i.e. GRANT, DENY). The <mask> is the selection mask. If no mask is provided in the ACCESS command, then the default mask of *!*@*$* is used. The <timeout> is the amount of time this access entry will last. The <user> is the one who added the new ACCESS record. The <reason> is the reason supplied in the ACCESS ADD command.

<object> <level> <mask>

Response to a successful ACCESS DELETE command. See reply 801 for explanation of the fields.

<object> :Start of access entries

Beginning of a list of access entries. <object> is the object to which the access restrictions apply (i.e. channel name or user name). The next message will be an IRCRPL_ACCESSLIST or IRCRPL_ACCESSEND reply.

<object> <level> <mask> <timeout> <user> :<reason>

One entry in a list of access entries. See reply 801 for explanation of the fields.

<object> :End of access entries

End of a list of access entries. See reply 803 for explanation of the field. This reply will always follow an IRCRPL_ACCESSSTART or IRCRPL_ACCESSLIST reply.

<event> <mask>

The acknowledgment response to the EVENT ADD command. The <event> contains the name of the event added. The <mask> is the selection mask. If no mask is provided in the EVENT command, then the default mask of *!*@*$* is used.

<event> <mask>

The acknowledgment response to the EVENT DELETE command. The <event> contains the name of the deleted event. The <mask> is the selection mask. If no mask is provided in the EVENT command, then the default mask of *!*@*$* is used.

:Start of events

Response to the EVENT LIST <event> message that indicates the start of the event list.

<event> <mask>

Response to the EVENT LIST <event> message that displays a list of current events that the client is interested in.

:End of events

Response to the EVENT LIST <event> message that indicates the end of the event list.

:Start of ListX

First reply to a LISTX (extended list) command. Will always be followed by a reply of type 812, 816 or 817.

<channel> <modes> <members> <member limit> :<topic>

Single list item in an extended list of channels. The <channel> is the name of the channel in the list. The <modes> specify the current modes set on the channel. <members> lists the members currently in the channel. <member limit> returns the member limit of the channel. <topic> returns the topic of the channel.

:<PICS-rating>

PICS rating string for the last channel listed (follows an 812 message).

:Truncation of ListX

Last reply to a LISTX command, either because the user asked for a limited list of channels or because the server truncated the list to prevent output flooding. Always follows a reply of type 811, 812 or 813.

:End of ListX

Last reply to a LISTX command, indicating that the list has ended. Always follows a reply of type 811, 812 or 813.

<object> <property> :<value>

A value in a property list. The <object> is the name of the object (i.e., channel name). The <property> is the property in the list. The <value> is the value of the property listed.

<object> :End of properties

Last message in a property list.