All commands that are sent via IRC take the form:

/msg reportername password command parameter

The reportername refers to the IRC nickname of the reporter that you want the command sending to. The password must always be entered and may differ between commands. There are actually two passwords that provide admin access or reporter access. Certain commands will require admin access whilst others, mainly score and game information, require only reporter access. The command parameter specifies the command you want executing, and the parameter contains any relevant data for the command. All examples use an admin password of admin, a reporter password of reporter, a reporter nickname of UTR and a IRC client command identifier of /.

Admin commands

command: serveraddr
parameter: valid IRC server address
access level: admin
description: Sets the IRC server address for future broadcasts. This change will occur on the next map change or level restart.
example: /msg UTR admin serveraddr b0rk.uk.quakenet.eu.org

command: serverport
parameter: valid IRC server port
access level: admin
description: Sets the IRC server address for future broadcasts. This change will occur on the next map change or level restart.
example: /msg UTR admin serverport 6667

command: comchnl
parameter: valid IRC channel
access level: admin
description: Sets the channel for commentary broadcasts. This change occurs immediately.
example: /msg UTR admin comchnl #ut.reporter.commentary

command: comon
parameter: on/off or 1/0
access level: admin
description: Enables or disables commentary broadcasts. This change occurs immediately.
example: /msg UTR admin comon on
/msg UTR admin comon 0

command: scorechnl
parameter: on/off or 1/0
access level: admin
description: Set the channel for scoreline broadcasts. This change occurs immediately.
example: /msg UTR admin scorechnl #ut.reporter.scores

command: scoreon
parameter: on/off or 1/0
access level: admin
description: Enables or disables scoreline broadcasts. This change occurs immediately.
example: /msg UTR admin scoreon on
/msg UTR admin scoreon 0

command: repname
parameter: valid IRC nickname
access level: admin
description: Sets the reporters IRC nickname. This change occurs immediately. If the nickname is already in use a new nickname based on the supplied parameter will be generated.
example: /msg UTR admin repname UTR][

command: adminpass
parameter: valid single word
access level: admin
description: Sets the admin password. This change occurs immediately. The password must be a single word only. Specifying more than one word will result in only the first supplied word being used for the password.
example: /msg UTR admin adminpass admin2

command: reppas
parameter: valid single word
access level: admin
description: Sets the reporter password. This change occurs immediately. The password must be a single word only. Specifying more than one word will result in only the first supplied word being used for the password.
example: /msg UTR admin reppass reporter2

command: comlvl
parameter: number in range 0 to 5
access level: admin
description: Sets the commentary level. This affects the messages that are broadcast to IRC and can be used to filter out specific message types. The parameter range corresponds to:

0 = Human admin / reporter generated messages (ie responses to IRC UTR commands)
1 = Score messages
2 = General UT messages (eg player joined)
3 = Player messages (generated by the say UT command)
4 = UT taunts
5 = UT auto taunts
Note that the way in which this works is that if you specify a param of 3, then all player messages aswell as general UT messages, score messages and human response messages are broadcast. If you specify a parameter of 4 then all the previous messages are broadcast along with UT taunts.
example: /msg UTR admin comlvl 2

command: updperiod
parameter: number 0, or 30+
access level: admin
description: Sets the timed score broadcast period. The paramter should be entered as the number of seconds between timed score broadcasts. This does not affect any other commentary broadcasts. If a valueof 0 is specified then timed score broadcasts will be disabled. A minimum of 30 seconds between broadcasts is enforced.
example: /msg UTR admin updperiod 60

command: leaguename
parameter: valid IRC text
access level: admin
description: Sets the league name to be broadcast as part of score updates and game information. The parameter can be any text so it does not necessarily have to reflect the name of the league but could instead reflect a specific game name (eg Clan X vs Clan Y, Game 1, League Final). If a blank parameter is passed then the server name will be used in place of the leaguename.
example: /msg UTR admin leaguename UT World Championship, Game 1

command: redteamname
parameter: valid IRC text
access level: admin
description: Sets the red team name. If a blank parameter is passed then the red team name will be set to "Red".
example: /msg UTR admin redteamname Clan X

command: blueteamname
parameter: valid IRC text
access level: admin
description: Sets the blue team name. If a blank parameter is passed then the blue team name will be set to "Blue".
example: /msg UTR admin blueteamname Clan Y

command: greenteamname
parameter: valid IRC text
access level: admin
description: Sets the green team name. If a blank parameter is passed then the green team name will be set to "Green".
example: /msg UTR admin greenteamname Clan 1

command: goldteamname
parameter: valid IRC text
access level: admin
description: Sets the gold team name. If a blank parameter is passed then the gold team name will be set to "Gold".
example: /msg UTR admin goldteamname Clan 2

command: resetteamnames
parameter: none
access level: admin
description: Resets all team names to the defaults.
example: /msg UTR admin resetteamnames

command: irccommand1
parameter: valid IRC command
access level: admin
description: Sets the first IRC command text to be sent when UTR connects to IRC. The parameter must take the format of a valid IRC command, not a mIRC command. If you do not know the difference then you really shouldn't be using this facility :) This facility can be used to autologin to IRC bots etc, thus enabling you UTR to become auto op'ed, voiced or just generally protected from IRC dicks...
example: /msg UTR admin irccommand1 PRIVMSG Q :auth MyQUsername MyQPassword

command: irccommand2
parameter: valid IRC command
access level: admin
description: Sets the second IRC command text to be sent when UTR connects to IRC.
example: /msg UTR admin irccommand2 PRIVMSG Q :auth MyQUsername MyQPassword

command: irccommand3
parameter: valid IRC command
access level: admin
description: Sets the third IRC command text to be sent when UTR connects to IRC.
example: /msg UTR admin irccommand3 PRIVMSG Q :auth MyQUsername MyQPassword

command: irccom
parameter: valid IRC command
access level: admin
description: Issues an IRC command specified in the parameter in the context of UTR. Effectively this sends an IRC command via the UTR. Depending on the channel priveleges this can be a very power command so be careful who you give your admin password to.
example: /msg UTR admin irccom mode #ut.clan.channel +o MyCurrentIRCNick
/msg UTR admin irccom PRIVMSG #ut.clan.channel :My message to be sent via UTR to IRC

command: showconfig
parameter: none
access level: admin
description: Broadcasts multiple NOTICE messages to you detailing the current UTR configuration.
example: /msg UTR admin showconfig

command: msg
parameter: valid IRC text
access level: admin
description: Sends a message from IRC into the current UT game. The message will be displayed using your IRC nickname: message.
example: /msg UTR admin msg Stop auto taunting. Auto taunting is for newbie llama's or members of lame clans.

command: ver
parameter: none
access level: admin
description: Broadcasts to IRC the current version information for UTR.
example: /msg UTR admin ver

command: mute
parameter: on/off or 0/1
access level: admin
description: Mutes all broadcasts from the reporter to IRC.
example: /msg UTR admin mute 0

command: startmute
parameter: on/off or 0/1
access level: admin
description: Enables you to mute the reporter at the start of a level restart or map switch. The most common time for IRC kicks is during a busy game's map switch. By muting the reporter the kick does not occur, though broadcasts will have to be enabled using the mute command.
example: /msg UTR admin startmute 0

command: gameadvert
parameter: on/off or 0/1
access level: admin
description: Enables or disables an in game advert. The advert tells the players where the broadcast is being sent to. This is not useful for anything other than public servers.
example: /msg UTR admin gameadvert 0

command: gameadvertdur
parameter: number 0, or < 10
access level: admin
description: Sets the duration of advert in seconds. An advert may be displayed for a maximum of 10 seconds.
example: /msg UTR admin gameadvertdur 5

command: gameadvertfreq
parameter: number 0, or > 30
access level: admin
description: Sets the delay between adverts in seconds.
example: /msg UTR admin gameadvertfreq 120

Reporter commands

command: showscore
parameter: none
access level: reporter
description: Broadcasts the current game score to the commentary channel and/or the scoreline channel.
example: /msg UTR admin/reporter showscore

command: showteam
parameter: 0/1/2/3 or real team name
access level: reporter
description: Broadcasts information regardning the team specified to IRC the commentary channel and/or the scoreline channel.
example: /msg UTR admin showteam 0
/msg UTR admin/reporter showteam MyClanName

command: showgameinfo
parameter: none
access level: reporter
description: Broadcasts current game information to the commentary channel and/or the scoreline channel.
example: /msg UTR admin/reporter showgameinfo

command: speclist
parameter: none
access level: reporter
description: Broadcasts a list of spectators to the commentary channel.
example: /msg UTR admin/reporter speclist