Sub_Zero Posted September 15, 2006 Report Posted September 15, 2006 Nu mai tin minte numele celui care l-a facut dar il felicit pentru acest tutorial.How to use IRC with TelnetAh, I hope this has not yet been posted here!I will guide you through the required steps in order to use IRC with Telnet!1. Connect to IrcServer using port 6660-6669 (ie I will connect to Quakenet) Code: telnet irc.quakenet.org 66692. Wait for all the server messages to appear, then type user nickname hostname servername :your name Code: user TheMagician localhost localhost :The Magician** localhost is fine for both3. At this point when you press Enter you will not see anything, so type your nickname Code: nick TheMagician4. PING :randomnumbers (what the hell is this? what now?)You have to PONG the server Code: PONG :exactly_same_numbers_as_in_PING_messageYou are now connected to server and you should see now lots of information that server sends to you, wait for everything to finish.So you are now connected to IRC server, you can use all the IRC commands in Telnet just like you would normally use them, except that you dont type the "/" before the command, ie let's join any channel Code: join #IgnitedsTo send message to the channel, type Code: privmsg #Igniteds :Hello, this is TheMagicianBut there's one tricky part in Telnet IRCing, you receive all the messages automatically, so if you're typing message and someone sends messsage on the channel, your attempt of sending the message to channel fails and instead sometimes it prints lots of crap to the channel. You just gotta be fast! WinkAnd if you want to exit just type Code: quitAnd then any key. Quote
SENEQ_o Posted November 15, 2009 Report Posted November 15, 2009 (edited) ----------------------- Edited February 1, 2012 by SENEQ_o Quote