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Server protocol:UID command
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The UID command is used to introduce users from one server to another.
Syntax
Syntax:
UID nickname hopcount timestamp username hostname uid servicestamp umodes virthost cloakedhost ip :gecos
Where:
- nickname: the nick name of the (new) user
- hopcount: number of hops.
- timestamp: timestamp when the user came online
- username: username (ident)
- hostname: real hostname
- uid: unique user id (see below)
- servicestamp: short metadata stamp of the user from Services. Just use * or 0 if none.
- umodes: user modes of the user (see User modes).
- virthost: virtual host (see Vhost block). This is * (asterisk) if no virtual host is set.
- cloakedhost: cloaked host
- ip: IP address of the user (base64 encoded version of the binary representation of the IP. The decoded version will thus be 32 bits for IPv4 and 128 bits for IPv6)
- gecos: gecos or 'real name' of the user. This field that may contain spaces so always comes last.
Example:
UID James 1 1469538255 bond sis.gov.uk 00AAAAAAA 0 +ixwo Clk-123A45B6.gov.uk * :Bond, James Bond
If you have PROTOCTL MTAGS enabled then additional user properties are communicated ("early moddata"):
@s2s-md/creationtime=1679075545;s2s-md/operlogin=JamesBond;s2s-md/operclass=netadmin-with-override UID James 1 1469538255 bond sis.gov.uk 00AAAAAAA 0 +ixwo Clk-123A45B6.gov.uk * :Bond, James Bond