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/server ip port username/networkname:password
Didn't seem to work unless I'm using it wrong, haha. I mean I added the network to ZNC but it only connects me to the first one I added (freenode).
you need to add another user
znc assumes that all your servers are for the same network
You need multiple users.
I've always done this by adding another user. I have my initial user set up with all of the account details to connect to the first IRC network. Then I create a second user, usually name it with the name of the network, like 'efnet' and use all the details needed to join the second network.
Then I connect to the first network/user in VNC and then open another server session in my client and /server myzncserver.rocks 1234 efnet:mypass
There might be a simpler way but this is already pretty simple and works great for me everyday.
update znc to 1.0 and it supports multiple networks per-user. you join by using the server password in the form "user/networkname:password"
for example "jelly/freenode:password"
I've managed to get the user to join the multiple networks, but I can't get it to connect to multiple networks in my IRC client. It only seems to want to connect to one of them at a time - I can't log into multiple (i.e. freenode and quakenet) /
What error is *status giving you?
Resolved. Just needed to create multiple connections in my IRC client for each network I wanted to go on. Works now.
I thought so :P
not really (at least with 1.0 and 1.1 git snapshot - I prefer snapshots)
znc assumes that all your servers are for the same network
Naw... the version in the ubuntu 13.04 repo's recognizes multiple networks on a single user.
God, i'm still on 0.8 lol
Can someone explain me a use for a znc?
First, if you're on FreeNode or other IRC network that doesn't hide your hostname/IP (and you don't want to register and request a cloak) then your ZNC/VPS IP will be shown (basically hiding your home IP).
Second, you'll be "always online", and when properly configured you can (and most likely will) receive missed messages (if someone pings you).
Third, its just really convenient.
Hey Guys,
so i have a problem with ZNC.
I run a small server for znc usage, it has like 40 users. (free service for friends from irc)
So one of my IPs got blacklisted on DroneBL, i send an mail and asked how could i whitelist it. They told me i did not have ident enabled on my ZNC server.
I did enabled the "ident file" parameter on the znc control panel and i am shure i have the ident file module enabled but it seems thats not what DroneBL is looking for because they denied again the whitelisting.
Any idea what they could mean with enabling the ident for the users???
Really apreciate some help...
Do you have an identd (such as oidentd) installed on your server, and is it allowed through iptables? Also, is it running?