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Expand Up @@ -613,10 +613,12 @@ Sent as a reply to the {% message INVITE %} command to indicate that the attempt

{% numericheader RPL_INVEXLIST %}

"<client> <channel> <mask>"
"<client> <channel> <mask> [<who> <set-ts>]"

Sent as a reply to the {% message MODE %} command, when clients are viewing the current entries on a channel's [invite-exception list](#invite-exception-channel-mode). `<mask>` is the given mask on the invite-exception list.

`<who>` and `<set-ts>` are optional and MAY be included in responses. `<who>` is either the nickname or nickmask of the client that set the invite-exception, or a server name, and `<set-ts>` is the UNIX timestamp of when the invite-exception was set.

This numeric should not be confused with {% numeric RPL_INVITELIST %}, which is used as a reply to {% message INVITE %}.

This numeric is sometimes erroneously called `RPL_INVITELIST`, as this was the name used in RFC2812.
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