irc query~

aarf
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Post by aarf »


how do i, using mirc 6.02, connect to 2 different servers, and join different channels on both...


 


for example:


i want to join:


#bleh,#blah,#bluh on quakenet


and i want to join #semicolon-zero on semi0net


 


id like to avoid using scripts & remotes, preferably just using the mirc options..


 


kthx


JFK
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Post by JFK »

open two different mirc's sucka fewl

Duo
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Post by Duo »

teh way i do it is clix the options button then put a checkmark  on new server window then clix ok and it does it.

aarf
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Post by aarf »

i haev done it, you can start clapping now~

Pariah Redux
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Post by Pariah Redux »


teh way i do it is clix the options button then put a checkmark ?on new server window then clix ok and it does it.

AMAZING MIRC DISCOVERIES WITH DUO! THANK YOU DUO!


pikacheney
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Post by pikacheney »

or you type /server -m new.irc.server

nimec
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Post by nimec »

is there some type of command to specify like which server to run commands in?  ie if you have it connect to more than one server and you want to join 5 channels on one and only 1 on the other?

pikacheney
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Post by pikacheney »

i don't believe so

Heners_UK
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Post by Heners_UK »


Apparently the perform options will do that now. However, I scripted this long beforehand.


 



on *:CONNECT:{
 if ($network == Semi0NET) {
   join #chans
   commands
   etc
 }

 if ($network == EFnet) {
   join #chans
 }
 if ($network == Networknamehere) {
   join #chans
 }
}



 


If you dont know what the fuck that is, TOUGH, mIRC Scripting is a pile of its own piss.


 


Just replace the network names with your own nets that you use (to determine the net names type '//echo $network' when on a net) and add/delete if brackets as you please. NOTE: This WONT work on gamesnet as they dont provide a network name (nor do I think the on Connect will work as they dont provide an MOTD End statement).


 


Another script I use quite a lot is one to just get me back onto semi0NET whenever I start mIRC, and get me onto ZiRC (although I stopped going):


 



on *:START:{
 /server irc.semicolon-zero.com
 /server -m irc.zirc.org
}



 


also consider making a command using the above if statement structure to  identify urself to NickServs on many nets.


BuG
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Post by BuG »

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