[Coder-Com] Using the gateway service
Forwarded from "Jurgen_Kessler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, please redirect replies to that address. 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
[Coder-Com] Re: [Help] Using the gateway service
Hi, The document you are referring to is many years old and is more or less used as a historical ref although some info may pertain to the undernet of today. We suggest you go to www.undernet.org and the links it contains for current info about undernet.org. Regards, elm Jurgen Kessler wrote: > 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 Im 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 >
Re: [Coder-Com] Using the gateway service
Hi,
The document you refer to is sadly outdated and much of the information
contained in it no longer applies. Undernet is currently updating and
revising all the information on it's websites. The gateway services you
speak of are a short lived thing of the past, and there are no immediate
plans to have them again. I'm sorry for the misinformation on the website
and I thank you for your email. We plan on having all new or updated
documents on the Undernet web pages very shortly.
stoney`
Documents project administrator
At 01:36 PM 10/28/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Forwarded from "Jurgen_Kessler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, please redirect
replies to that address.
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
Py Fivestones (stoney` on IRC)
Undernet user committee response team
{[EMAIL PROTECTED]}
#userguide - Undernet users helping users
http://www.user-com.undernet.org
Re: [Coder-Com] Re: [Help] Using the gateway service
Actually most of the information on Undernet's web pages are outdated and are currently being updated, and revised. We are also working on new documents and faqs to better serve the Undernet and IRC communities. stoney` Documents project admin At 03:02 PM 10/28/2002 -0600, you wrote: Hi, The document you are referring to is many years old and is more or less used as a historical ref although some info may pertain to the undernet of today. We suggest you go to www.undernet.org and the links it contains for current info about undernet.org. Regards, elm Jurgen Kessler wrote: > 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 > Py Fivestones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
