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|    Re: Is the SeaMonkey IRC channel working    |
|    01 Jan 26 23:11:31    |
      From: daniel47@nomail.afraid.org              On 1/01/2026 10:53 pm, Daniel70 wrote:       > On 1/01/2026 10:27 pm, Nuno Silva wrote:       >> On 2026-01-01, Daniel70 wrote:       >>       >>> Happy New Year, everybody.       >>>       >>> When I log into the #SeaMonkey IRC Chn, I usually get a listing of all       >>> those who are connected to that Chn.       >>>       >>> Over the last few days, that has not been happening and, indeed, today       >>> I've noticed that there is, apparently, no-one connected.       >>>       >>> I'm getting a message .... "[INFO] This channel requires that you have       >>> registered and identified yourself with the network's nickname       >>> registration services (e.g. NickServ). Please see the documentation of       >>> this network's nickname registration services that should be found in       >>> the MOTD (/motd to display it)."       >>>       >>> .... but, when I read the MOTD, there is nothing there that would seem       >>> to correct anything.       >>>       >>> Am I the only one being effected ... or are others effected as well??       >>       >> There was a spam attack on Libera.chat a few days ago [1], and the       >> #SeaMonkey channel was modified so that you need a "registered nick" to       >> join.       >>       >> In networks like Libera, with "services" (which is not always the case       >> on IRC in general, but is frequent), this is done by registering with       >> NickServ, and seems to require an e-mail address (I'm not sure if this       >> was always the case with Libera or not).       >>       >> The MOTD really seems to lack the relevant information, I'll       >> double-check that. Libera has a guide on this on the web, at [2].       >>       >> Do note that the Libera guide for SASL authentication in Chatzilla is       >> probably outdated, support is, I think, bundled, and exposed as a       >> checkbox in Chatzilla preferences, after which it will prompt you for       >> the password. For me it stores the password in the SeaMonkey password       >> manager, but, if you use this, please report whether that does work, as       >> there have been reports of different behaviour.       >>       >> [1] https://ircbot.comm-central.org:8080/seamonkey/20251224       >> [2] https://libera.chat/guides/registration       >>       > Thanks for the detailed response, Nuno.       >       > I'll look at your second ref and see how I go.              Hmm!! Well, I tried .... the list of names is still empty (not even mine       shows) .... and each time I post, I'm told "#SeaMonkey Cannot send to       nick/channel" .... whatever that means.       --       Daniel70              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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