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If TheNick is using a Mibbit Client, the response is always sent. | If TheNick is using a Mibbit Client, the response is always sent. | ||
+ | * Because of the functionality of the Mibbit client, calculations are based on the Mibbit [[Backend|backend]] server, not true Client-to-Client timing. | ||
It needs to be said, that some clients allow this information to be added to, modified in such a way to lie about the ping, or even block it from responding at all. | It needs to be said, that some clients allow this information to be added to, modified in such a way to lie about the ping, or even block it from responding at all. | ||
[[Category:Commands]][[Category:How To]][[Category:IRC]] | [[Category:Commands]][[Category:How To]][[Category:IRC]] |
Revision as of 21:51, 19 March 2010
The CTCP ping command and reply has the following command format and functions.
The Command:
/ctcp TheNick ping
will return client ping (network delay and latency) information about TheNick.
SYSTEM TheNick CTCP: PING reply 2secs SYSTEM AnotherNick CTCP: PING reply 15secs
and other variations, depending on the client.
If TheNick is using a Mibbit Client, the response is always sent.
- Because of the functionality of the Mibbit client, calculations are based on the Mibbit backend server, not true Client-to-Client timing.
It needs to be said, that some clients allow this information to be added to, modified in such a way to lie about the ping, or even block it from responding at all.