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I use XChat. How do I find out when a user last logged into the channel or was last there?
/!seen [user-nick] didn't work. It said !seen isn't a command.
I don't want my query to be visible to others.
How do I do it then?
learner
Posted 2013-02-11T13:06:32.500
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On networks with NickServ, you can use INFO command. So, if you want to find out when a user 'Jerry' was last online, you can do:
/msg nickserv info Jerry
If they're online, you can whois them, like:
/whois NickName
Hope this helps :)
Amal Murali
Posted 2013-02-11T13:06:32.500
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If you don't want to write !seen in the channel you can usually pm the bot with something like:
!seen #channel nickname
Andrew Fox
Posted 2013-02-11T13:06:32.500
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On Freenode IRC network there are some channels where you can use semicolon:
;;seen NickName
The query will be visible to others if you do it in the channel itself. But you can ask in private chat gribble if it is installed (Freenode's Supybot).
äxl
Posted 2013-02-11T13:06:32.500
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1;; Nickname isn't a global command. It will only work if there's a bot configured to do that in the channel you're doing it in. – Amal Murali – 2018-04-23T16:51:51.737
@AmalMurali: You're right. Gonna edit my answer. Thanks. – äxl – 2018-04-26T19:19:09.670
I've edited your answer. Feel free to revert it back if you think I changed too much. – Amal Murali – 2018-04-27T06:27:04.113
I don't know of any commands for specific channels, but only of 'last seen' in the server. Otherwise, you could have a bot and ask it directly, depending on what commands are available on the bot. – Jerry – 2013-05-11T13:35:28.020