Re: how do i configure a different "nick" per server?
"Matthias Grobarek" <[email protected]> Thu, 14 Dec 2006 22:22:10 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.irc.irssi.user |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Mr. Treatment :) > New question, for example I want to connect > to efnet as 'nick1' and to freenode as 'nick2' > > how do i do that? For cases like these, irssi brings a concept called networks. For each network, you can define several things like nickname/username/realname, auto-execute commands, servers etc. Use this concept to make your wish come true: 1. Define your networks, along with your chosen names: /network add -nick efnetnickname -user efnetusername -realname efnetrealname EFnet /network add -nick freenodenickname -user freenodeusername -realname freenoderealname Freenode 2. Add some servers to the networks and assign them to the networks: /server add -network EFnet efnet.xs4all.nl /server add -network EFnet irc.dks.ca [...] /server add -network Freenode asimov.freenode.net /server add -network Freenode lem.freenode.net [...] 3. Save the settings: /save 4. Connect to the networks by just typing: /connect EFnet /connect Freenode irssi chooses one of the defined servers for each network and tries to connect. If a server fails, it tries the next one of those you defined. 5. If you need further help or want more options, have a look at these: /help network /help server Also, since you saved the settings, you can also take a look into the newly written irssi config file (~/.irssi/config). Yours, Matthias Grobarek