Forwarded from "Jurgen_Kessler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, please redirect
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Hallo,
here is my question:
in the IRC Undernet Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Part 2 of 2) from
Mandar M. Mirashi, I found these information:
3-8) Can I move my channel to the Undernet? What are the advantages of
doing so? How do I register a channel?
You're welcome to start up your favourite channel on the Undernet
as
well. Consider the many advantages. Much better facilities for
chatting, without the annoyingly frequent netsplits; much lesser
lag
(check with /ping #channelname for yourself :); protection against
netsplit op riders who try to disrupt channels; no channel
desynchs;
amongst the other advantages listed earlier. We may even be able
to
set up a gateway service between the same channels on both nets,
if
all channel members are willing. (email [EMAIL PROTECTED],
if you wish to do this; or email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]). Undernet operators are always willing to
help you in this endeavour, so don't hesitate to ask us.
Unfortunately this is not very actual so I want to know if this is still
possible because I'm interested in linking two or more channels on
different nets to create a bigger community.
Another interesting gateway service I would like to get information
about is described here:
3-9) Can I communicate with someone on the EFnet once I'm on the
Undernet?
(or vice-versa)
Occasionally, a few gateway services can be found on the Undernet
which allow you to communicate to someone not on the same net, or
which link channels. These include 'ul' - programmed by Tonto
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), || - programmed by Wildthang
(dvmitche@mailhost.
ecn.uoknor.edu), Orac - programmed by Ensor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]),
and miscellaneous others (including some by Run). Look around if
any of these is present, and if so, try /msg servicename help.
I did not find any of these services.
Thank you for your help.
Regards
SCHNUPS
