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Since most of us can't join #phoenix on IRC, we could move the channel to another network like EFNet or any server that can hold all of us.

I suggest EFNet since I have very good knowledge about this network. I could help maintain the channel and assist with linking an eggdrop botnet. I already have a very stable and private botnet script.

Let me know if you guys consider it. ^_^ If not, there are other solutions.

First of all - why can't you join #phoenix?
Secondly, there's a channel on QuakeNet - #phoenix-network

can we also have a channel in DALnet?

You should try to connect to griffon, when connecting to swiftirc from the shell. Also I really doubt another network would actually help anything, probably even less could join from the server, because there is not a single trust.

De Kus wrote:(...) because there is not a single trust.

Actually... There might be.

d4rk wrote:Actually... There might be.

I personally rather depend on a "avaible" than a "might become avaible" .

Raven wrote:Since most of us can't join #phoenix on IRC, we could move the channel to another network like EFNet or any server that can hold all of us.

Interesting...considering this:

Current Global Users: 10063 Max: 15931

The network itself has plenty of space, if one server is full then connect to another one, what's more is that 15000 isn't even close to the network capacity. There are 8 to choose from (http://www.swiftirc.net).
Your accusation is wrong, now until you have something less slanderous and incorrect you can piss off. Just because you can't connect doesn't mean anyone else can't.


There will be no trust on QuakeNet.

Tim wrote:There will be no trust on QuakeNet.

Awww, no! And I had such hope...

Tim wrote:Interesting...considering this:

Current Global Users: 10063 Max: 15931

The network itself has plenty of space, if one server is full then connect to another one, what's more is that 15000 isn't even close to the network capacity. There are 8 to choose from (http://www.swiftirc.net).
Your accusation is wrong, now until you have something less slanderous and incorrect you can piss off. Just because you can't connect doesn't mean anyone else can't.


There will be no trust on QuakeNet.

Tim, it was only a suggestion. True, just because I can't connect doesn't mean this is the issue for others. By the way, I wasn't talking about how the network was full. I was talking about how the network won't let every shell user connect because of the server's single IP address.

Excuse me, how about you try reading the documentation.... http://www.phoenix-network.org/pages/do ... iftirc.php


Frankly you seem to be exactly the kind of user only last night we were discussing removing because they didn't pay enough attention to the provided information.

Tim wrote:Excuse me, how about you try reading the documentation.... http://www.phoenix-network.org/pages/do ... iftirc.php


Frankly you seem to be exactly the kind of user only last night we were discussing removing because they didn't pay enough attention to the provided information.

Ah, my apologies... I was careless to have missed reading that documentation. There are no issues with using griffin.swiftirc.net since there is an I:line. ^_^

Heh, go figure it has a simple solution. Anyway we'll be perfectly fine with the current solution for a long, long time. Or even forever.