It would be nice to add support to the Snoonet IRC server to the circe-network-defaults variable. Hostname is irc.snoonet.org. Port is either 6697 (for SSL connections) or 6667 (for non-SSL connections).
When connecting with my registered nickname:
-NickServ- This nickname is registered and protected. If it is your
-NickServ- nick, type /msg NickServ IDENTIFY password. Otherwise,
-NickServ- please choose a different nick.
Output after identification:
*** [sasl.login from fturco (fturco@Snoonet-cdc.5mg.vr47mq.IP)] fturco
*** SASL: You are now logged in as fturco
*** Mode change: -x on fturco by protectandserve.snoonet.org (server)
*** [396 from protectandserve.snoonet.org] fturco user/fturco is now
your displayed host
-HostServ- Your vhost of user/fturco is now activated.
*** Mode change: +r on fturco by NickServ
(NickServ@snoonet/services/NickServ)
Output for /whois NickServ:
*** NickServ is NickServ@snoonet/services/NickServ (Nickname
Registration Service)
*** NickServ is on anope.snoonet.org (Services for IRC Networks)
*** NickServ is an Snoonet Service
*** End of /WHOIS list.
Is there any tutorial somewhere for learning how to add nickserv support to Circe?
jorgenschaefer
commented
8 years ago
It would be nice to add support to the Snoonet IRC server to the circe-network-defaults variable. Hostname is
irc.snoonet.org. Port is either 6697 (for SSL connections) or 6667 (for non-SSL connections).When connecting with my registered nickname:
Output after identification:
Output for
/whois NickServ:Is there any tutorial somewhere for learning how to add nickserv support to Circe?