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Like the title says, I want a code to change my nick, my ident & my real name each time I connect
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Fjord artisan
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on 1:connect:{
/nick $+($rand(a,z),$me,$rand(0,9))
/identd on $me
/fullname $me
}
I don't think these will be active for the current connection(the one just joined) though.
btk
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Hoopy frood
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LOGON would change it for the current. on ^*:LOGON:*: {
mnick $+($rand(a,z),$me,$rand(0,9))
anick $+($mnick,_)
identd on $lower($mnick)
fullname $mnick
}
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ahh, of couse, thanks for that rock  btk
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Fjord artisan
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So on ^*:LOGON:*: does before any connecting at all like:
before:
[10:58:57] * Connecting to 127.0.0.1 (+6697)
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[10:58:59] -server- *** Looking up your hostname...
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[10:58:59] -server- *** Found your hostname
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Welcome to the s IRC Network test!test@localhost
Your host is server, running version Unreal3.2.7
and on *:LOGON:*: does it after the MOTD and before anything else
is that correct?
so would this be ok:
on ^*:LOGON:*:{
IF ($network == test) {
/nick 1
/anick 2
/identd on 3
/fullname 4
/emailaddr 5
}
}
also does it matter which network is shown in tools --> options --> server under IRC network as sometimes it goes to all networks and just has the specific server under IRC server - as perform still picks up the network ok I assume it will be ok in this case too?
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Babel fish
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Is it possible to change ident emailaddr username when you're already online?
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Hoopy frood
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^*:LOGON:*: triggers before mIRC sends any information to the server, e.g. nick, real name, email address etc. and removing the ^ makes it trigger after mIRC sends this information to the server. so would this be ok:
on ^*:LOGON:*:{
if ($network == test) {
mnick 1
anick 2
identd on 3
fullname 4
emailaddr 5
}
}
Yes that would work as long as the $network identifier is filled. You would have to have the server and network (Group) in your servers list because that event would be triggering before mIRC receives the raw 005 from the server.
also does it matter which network is shown in tools --> options --> server under IRC network as sometimes it goes to all networks and just has the specific server under IRC server - as perform still picks up the network ok I assume it will be ok in this case too?
mIRC seems to sometimes forget which server/network was selected in the servers dialog, I made a feature request concerning that very thing some time back but it was never fixed. Perform goes by the network it is connected to, not by which is selected in the servers dialog, so no it won't effect your perform list at all.
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Hoopy frood
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Is it possible to change ident emailaddr username when you're already online?
Yes, but you would have to reconnect to the server in order for it to change in your address and whois reply.
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Fjord artisan
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also does it matter which network is shown in tools --> options --> server under IRC network as sometimes it goes to all networks and just has the specific server under IRC server - as perform still picks up the network ok I assume it will be ok in this case too?
mIRC seems to sometimes forget which server/network was selected in the servers dialog, I made a feature request concerning that very thing some time back but it was never fixed. Perform goes by the network it is connected to, not by which is selected in the servers dialog, so no it won't effect your perform list at all. thank you very much for the info the $network identifier is filled, groups are setup in mirc server list but say if I tick 'reconnect on disconnection' - if mirc has forgotten which network was selected and changed to all but the specific server is still listed and it reconnects - then will it still work or will it not pick up a network?
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Hoopy frood
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reconnect on disconnection connects you to the server from which you were disconnected, it also has nothing to do with what's selected in the servers dialog, nothing does.
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Fjord artisan
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reconnect on disconnection connects you to the server from which you were disconnected, it also has nothing to do with what's selected in the servers dialog, nothing does. ok thank you
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Fjord artisan
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ok so i tried:
on ^*:LOGON:*:{
if ($network == Net1) {
nick nick1
anick nick11
identd on nick1
fullname nick1
emailaddr nick1
}
if ($network == Net2) {
nick nick2
anick nick22
identd on nick2
fullname nick2
emailaddr nick2
}
}
I also tried with mnick in place of nick:
it works for anick, identd, fullname and emailaddr but not for nick or mnick it doesnt change that
anyone know why?
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Fjord artisan
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Why not use /server -i ...?
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because then everytime i restart pc or restart mirc i have to type that or set it as aliases and type them
this way coupled with an on start script it opens the correct networks and just clicking connect will set all the info for each one
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Or you could make an on start script to call the alias...
Or make a toolbar button to call the alias...
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