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oasiz last won the day on May 13 2012

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  1. oasiz

    Tcn Client

    I think I remember the founder script, was it predominantly white-themed? If it's the one I'm thinking of it was a really good looking & functional script, loved it.
  2. oasiz

    Paperirc?

    I love these threads, they take me back! In the very early days we used to run something very similar on Oasiz, it was a very gentle/easy introduction to chat server coding. I think the best thing about it had to be making code edits "live" without needing to spend time re-compiling etc - bliss!
  3. Hello, What you are doing is illegal and quite frankly a complete waste of time, unless you're planning on forcing all of your site members to use Internet Explorer and you enjoy receiving lawsuits. As I've previously suggested, move on and look into a modern cross-browser solution with HTML5 web sockets, or ActionScript/XMLSocket.
  4. Hello, The "passport" is just a unique (likely random) string applied to each member account, and is application/server independent, there's no protocol as such. For example on Oasiz a passport is generated during the very first account connection to the chat server and is made up of an md5 hash of different account fields (ID, account creation date, email address etc) to ensure uniqueness, cut down to 16 digits and capitalised. Example: 4027E1445E6E24A0 After a successful server authentication this is used as the ident within the hostmask. <nick>!4027E1445E6E24A0@<host> Hope this helps! Edit: I cannot stand this new WYSIWYG editor, it's horrible software.
  5. Ouch, that doesn't sound fun, hope you recover quickly!
  6. oasiz

    Ircx Roomlist

    As have I - but I draw the line at actually doing the coding for another network!
  7. oasiz

    Ircx Roomlist

    Of course. The reason I'm suggesting populating a database with the channel information is it's infinitely more flexible than just having an on-demand pure html output directly from the server. For example you might want to re-order the channels by user count not channel name, and/or have channels with certain modes ("r" springs to mind) at the top of the list. You could even display hidden/secret channels (as well as an "Unlisted" category) for logged in staff members, or choose to hide channels with certain keywords/phrases in their topics. Your options are endless, and you can easily cache the results for X seconds to improve performance and avoid unnecessary load on the chat server itself.
  8. oasiz

    Ircx Roomlist

    There's no raw to display a channel category, as technically speaking there's no such thing as one - it's a server extension/addition, not anything "official". For that reason you naturally wont have that data in the LIST/LISTX raw numeric replies unless you hack away at it. I seem to remember ChatsUSA having the category either in or next to the room name? [GN]%#TheLobby From my experience your best bet would be to populate a (MySQL?) database every X seconds/minutes with the channel data from each individual category - and cache the results. It all depends on your IRC server, site set-up and expected traffic volume really, but it's extremely simple to do.
  9. No, it's: raw whisper:*: { ;; your code }
  10. Exactly. Why force unnecessary code changes when it is possible to have the best of both worlds. I know as a coder I'd rather add 2-3 lines as a one-off than potentially have to edit 100's! Besides, the web-chat code is neater and parses faster, so everyone is happy
  11. Hello, IRC address is in initial post, a mIRC connection can be found here. Your account should be still valid, if you have problems send me a PM with the address (you think) you registered with and I'll investigate for you
  12. Thanks for the kind words err0r/Josh, hope to see you guys soon! Please feel free to pop in for a chat/idle, it'd be nice to see some familiar faces!
  13. Thanks! We don't have many users right now, but hope this will change soon given the right exposure! Chanserv/Nickserv aren't supported as all passport/account data is handled via the website and users authenticate during initial server logon. There is no "connection" as such required to join our servers, however to authenticate with mIRC using oasiz passport credentials the authentication script/add-on must be used. I've linked to the download in my initial post. It is very basic so we'd love for some scripters to get their teeth into this and make some nice add-ons!
  14. Hello, Many of you probably do not know me, my name is Rob and I am the lead developer & founder of oasiz.net, a community chat site originating way back in 2003. err0r has kindly added this forum section for our little service, we are very appreciative of that and hope to make some new friends! I'd like to invite all TechGear007 users to pop onto our site and have a look around, we have recently updated our webchat/server software and feel many users will be pleasantly surprised. Our chat servers are RFC compliant and have full support for the Internet Relay Chat Extensions (IRCX). What we are most excited about is our web chat solution. We have worked hard to incorporate a blend of "newbie" and "techie" stuff into the mix, which has resulted in a feature-packed chat screen but very easy on the eyes. I'll be making a "features" post at some stage, however I'll add a few here now just to give you guys a very basic idea of what is available. Cross browser/OS Support Web chat is cross-browser, cross-platform friendly. Note: IE6 support is depreciated! Users must have IE7 or later, and IE users are advised to install the Google Chrome Frame plugin. Multi-channel Users can join up to 6 channels on one web screen (tabbed like mIRC). Inline whispers Users can choose to have whispers appear on the same screen (tabbed like mIRC) instead of a new window. Unlimited Font/colour choice Via the chat options, users can select any colour/font that exists (font list pulled directly from users machine). No pop-ups Apart from chat whispers (optional), there are no external windows/pop-ups. All dialogs are inline. Chat Options All chat preferences are saved to database, allowing users to log onto any PC and retain their settings. Passport Data A chat option to automatically display/store passport data of connecting clients. Status Window Any IRC command can be issued through this window. Example: /join #room1,#room2,#room3 /manage & /access Both commands fire dialogs where channel properties/modes and access entries can be managed. Perfect for beginners. PS Our main chat server IP is 75.126.194.90 and users must authenticate in order to use oasiz passport credentials. I can be found in TechLodge, please feel free to come and say hello! Thank you for making us welcome here, look forward to hearing from you all
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