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
open two different mirc's sucka fewl
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.
i haev done it, you can start clapping now~
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.
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or you type /server -m new.irc.server
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?
i don't believe so
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.
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