/channel-infos
Displays information about the interserv group linked to the current channel, including a paginated list of every connected channel across all platforms.
Usage
/channel-infos [page]| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
page | Integer | No | Page number when the group has many linked channels |
Permissions
- Everyone — Any server member can use this command
What It Shows
- Group name — The name of the interserv group the channel is linked to
- Channel count — The total number of channels linked to the group
- Connected channels — A paginated list of every linked channel with:
- The channel name
- The server name (or public name, if published)
- The server’s member count
- A Discord invite link, when the server is published
- Join / Edit links — Visible only to server administrators
On Discord, results are shown as an embed with up to 20 channels per page. If the group has more channels, the response tells you the next page number to use.
Example
/channel-infosBot response:
general informations
Linked to the “My Awesome Group” Interserver, which is active on: 5 channels
general - Server Alpha (1 240 members) Join
general - Server Beta (832 members) ❌ Private server
general - Server Gamma (45 members) Join
Administrators
If you are a server Administrator, the response also includes buttons to:
- Join group — Open the
oraxbot.com/join/<link>page to add another channel - Edit group — Open the dashboard for the current server
On Fluxer
The same command is available as a text command in any linked Fluxer channel:
/channel-infos [page]Aliases /channel-info, /channel_infos, and /channel_info are also accepted. The response is plain text (no embed) and lists every connected channel across all platforms, including Discord and Telegram channels when applicable.
The Join group link is only shown to Fluxer server administrators.