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==== Chatzilla ===
==== Chatzilla ====
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">/attach bauhaus.fm</syntaxhighlight>
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
/attach bauhaus.fm
/join bauhaus.fm
</syntaxhighlight>





Revision as of 17:34, 2 July 2012

IRC in Opera

Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a simple chat system. To join an IRC you'll connect to an IRC-Server using your IRC-client. This page will explain how to quickly join an IRC and change your username. If you want to know a bit more about IRC read the wikipedia:Internet Relay Chat page.

IRC Clients

Allthough some IRC Servers provide a web-based interface, typically you'll need an IRC client installed locally in your system. There is an tremenuous amount of clients available since IRC is a very well established protocol.

Some popular clients:

Chatzilla

/attach bauhaus.fm
/join bauhaus.fm


Useful IRC commands

Configuring the IRC connection is done by sending the IRC server, called the nickserv a special message beginning with a shlash.

(In all examples replace the stuff between the {} symbols with your data and ommit the symbols)

Register a new nickname for the first time

/msg nickserv register {password} {email}

Login with your nickname

/msg NickServ identify {password}

Join (enter) a chatroom

/join #{channelname}

Change a nickname

/nick {newnick}

Private message

A message directed privately to one onther chat participant.

/msg {nickname} {private message}

Leave current chatroom

/part

Exit all chats

/quit