To list all open channels and some statistics, type @xch'
or @xchannels
. You will see something like:
>@xch
LT Channel Owners Users Online LT Channel Owners Users Online
-- ---------- ------ ----- ------ -- ---------- ------ ----- ------
!! Admin ~Janus 7 3 -- Help ~Eval 8 2
-! Checkpoint ~Janus 7 1 -- Prog ~Eval 8 2
-! Connection ~Janus 6 2 -- Public ~Eval 11 3
To add yourself to the listeners of a channel, type:
@xlisten <channel>
e.g.
@xlisten help
To set a channel as default channel for talking, type:
x>><channel>
e.g.
x>>public
Now to remove yourself from a channel or switch default channels
you also have the following commands, but remember at least the
@disc <channel>
command.
@xco*nnect <channel> - Quit your curr. ch.,
and set your curr. ch. to <channel>
@xdis*connect [<channel>] - Quit listening to all channels [only <channel>].
@xonly <channel> - Quit all channels except <channel>.
To see who is listening to a channel use @xwho
. To list all
subscribed listeners (i.e. disconnected people) use @xwho-all
.
@xwho [<channel>] - Shows online listeners on <channel>
(curr ch. by default)
@xwho-all [<channel>] - Shows all listeners on <channel>
(curr ch. by default)