user_kick

Close every session a member has open. Unlike user_ban, a kick doesn’t stop the user from reconnecting straight away.

Request

{
  "cmd": "user_kick",
  "user": "alice",
  "reason": "Repeated spam"
}

Field	Type	Required	Description
`user`	string	Yes	Username or user ID. Matching ignores letter case and a leading `@`.
`reason`	string	No	Shown to the kicked user. Defaults to `No reason provided`.

{
  "cmd": "user_kick",
  "user": "alice",
  "kicked": true
}

Each of the target’s sessions receives an auth_error frame, then closes:

{
  "cmd": "auth_error",
  "val": "Kicked: Repeated spam",
  "reason": "kicked"
}

Every other authenticated connection receives the same user_kick frame you got. The kick is recorded in the audit log with its reason.

Requires manage_users. It is blocked while you are timed out.

`val`	When
`User not found`	No account matches `user`.
`Cannot kick the server owner`	The target has the `owner` role.
Validation message	`user` is missing, not a string, or blank, or `reason` is not a string.