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-@SYNTAX:smsg@
-
-Sends a signed private message to other user in the network.
-The message will be digitally signed and the receiver may verify
-the message by using your public key.
-
-If -channel option is provided then this command actually
-send channel message to the specified channel.  The message
-IS NOT private message, it is normal channel message.  Also this
-message will be signed and can be verified by using your public
-key.
-
-The default theme of Irssi SILC Client shows the digital signed
-messages with [S] at start of the nickname who sent the message, when
-the message was successfully verified, [?] if the message could not
-be verified since the public key of the sender isn't cached locally,
-or [F] if the signature verification failed.  If you do not have
-the sender's public key you can fetch it with GETKEY command.
-
-If you don't want to verify the signatures from received messages
-you may do /SET ignore_message_signatures on.  In this case
-signatures in messages are ignored and they appear as normal
-non-signed messages.  By default, all message signatures are
-verified.
-
-Examples:
-
-/SMSG Foobar Very authenticated message
-/SMSG -channel silc Another signed message
-/SMSG * I truly said this
-
-See also: MSG QUERY GETKEY