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#13 - 08/01/06 01:15 AM Using mIRC on multiple networks
usrbingeek Registered: 07/31/06 Posts: 646 Loc: Burlington, VT	This code snippet will allow you to have mirc automatically connect to multiple networks and join different channels on each. Code: on 1:start: { server irc.wyldryde.org server -m irc.example1.com server -m irc.example2.com } on 1:connect: { if ($network == WyldRyde) { join #chris,#lockergnome,#help,#usrbingeek } else if ($network == Example1) { join #chan1,#chan2,#chan3 } else if ($network == Example2) { join #chan1,#chan2,#chan3 } } on :NOTICE:This nickname is registered and protected.:?: { if (($nick == NickServ) && (.WyldRyde.org iswm $server)) { nickserv identify password else if (($nick == NickServ) && (.example1.com iswm $server)) { nickserv identify password else if (($nick == NickServ) && (.example2.com iswm $server)) { nickserv identify password } } This code snippet is just a starting point. You'll have to edit this code with the Network names, the channels you want to join and your passwords. You might also have to change the nickserv name. Some of the script might be obscured by the scroller, make sure you grab the entire script! Edited by usrbingeek (03/27/08 10:00 PM) _________________________ WyldRyde IRC Network Steve Mermelstein Root Admin #!/usr/bin/geek My Amazon.com Wishlist Please no PMs. Please post to a topic instead so your question(s) may benefit others.
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#1449 - 03/29/08 04:44 PM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: usrbingeek]
boredcollegekid newbie Registered: 12/19/07 Posts: 48 Loc: Tulsa, OK	I assume it is possible to get this script to work with ustream, just never found out how. Always makes me do /pass mypass to login in once it is connected. Any ideas? _________________________ Blog \|\| Plurk \|\| Friendfeed
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#1770 - 04/27/08 01:47 PM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: boredcollegekid]
TJENN Unregistered	For some strange reason, this script will not auto identify to the WyldRyde network. I uninstalled the script and copied the above script again and placed all my info in it and it connects to the networks but wont auto ID on WyldRyde. What could be causing this?
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#1843 - 04/29/08 11:23 AM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: ]
TJENN Unregistered	Eh, nevermind, I reinstalled mIRC and the script and all is fine now.
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#1844 - 04/29/08 12:58 PM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: boredcollegekid]
Ryan Over 50 posts Registered: 08/20/06 Posts: 76 Loc: USA	Try using Code: /server address port password to connect to a server that requires a password Edited by Ryan (04/29/08 01:02 PM) _________________________ Ryan Please do not PM me for support; the forums are where your answered questions may help others in the future.
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#3078 - 09/02/08 01:20 AM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: usrbingeek]
iAlex Over 100 posts Registered: 09/01/08 Posts: 100 Loc: Kongsvinger, 2209 Norway.	For bot scripters that will have a command transfered to a message you should also look up /scon in the mirc help file.. a nice little function that lets you send a command from one network to another or simply all networks with the -a parameters for example on *:TEXT:!ident:#: scon -a /msg nickserv identify botpassword ^^ _________________________ http://ialex.info ialex94wr@gmail.com alex@ialex.info
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#5412 - 07/06/09 08:09 PM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: boredcollegekid]
bradjoe96 newbie Registered: 11/27/08 Posts: 36 Loc: United States	Boredcollegekid, try this for Ustream: on :NOTICE:This is a registered nick, either choose another nick or enter the password by doing: /PASS <password>:?: { if (($nick == chat04.ustream.TV) && (.ustream.TV iswm $server)) { /pass password } } Edited by bradjoe96 (07/06/09 08:15 PM)
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#5542 - 08/02/09 12:43 PM Re: Using mIRC on multiple networks [Re: boredcollegekid]
bradjoe96 newbie Registered: 11/27/08 Posts: 36 Loc: United States	Boredcollegekid, it appears there was an error in that last bit of code. After months of working on it, I managed to figure this out. You have to put the identify line on the server -m line! So on that server part it would be something like this: Code: server -m chat1.ustream.tv /pass ** Make sure you replace ** with your password. If this doesn't work for you, please respond to this. Hope everything goes out good and have a good day
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