I have version 1.40 of the IRC java script and was on vert and noticed rob has 1.48 on his bbs...

I have hunted and I'm wondering where I can get this version as I am having issues with 1.40

Thanx

Joe

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I have found the latest irc file and I have run the jsexec updates.js and still get the same error...

error with line 248 in ircd_user.js

ideaas??

Thanx

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Hi,

[21-07-16 10:06:03] --> Alprunty (alprunty@vert) has joined this channel. [21-07-16 10:06:16] <Alprunty> is deuce here?
[21-07-16 10:06:58] <Alprunty> hello is duece here?
[21-07-16 10:07:16] <-- Alprunty (alprunty@vert) has left this server (Alprunty).
[21-07-16 10:20:37] <Deuce> Deuce is here.

This is so typical. (New) People ask a question on irc, and leave within a couple of seconds when they don't get a response immediately. That is not how it works! People aren't constantly starring at their irc window just in case someone decides to ask them a question. You even need to be a fast typer to respond within the time before you left the channel...

Bye, Wilfred.


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Re: IRC
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 01:20 pm

This is so typical. (New) People ask a question on irc, and leave within a couple of seconds when they don't get a response immediately. That is not how it works! People aren't constantly starring at their irc window just in case someone decides to ask them a question. You even need to be a fast typer to respond within the time before you left the channel...

Vertrauen dumped me... LOL have to consider that as well.

Allen
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Hi,

On 2016-07-21 04:57:11, Alprunty wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
about: "IRC":

This is so typical. (New) People ask a question on irc, and leave
within
a couple of seconds when they don't get a response immediately. That is
not how it works! People aren't constantly starring at their irc window
just in case someone decides to ask them a question. You even need to
be a fast typer to respond within the time before you left the
channel...

Vertrauen dumped me... LOL have to consider that as well.

And you coulnd't reconnect?

Btw: Do you sleep at all? ;)

Bye, Wilfred.


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Vertrauen dumped me... LOL have to consider that as well.

Looks like you were using the IRC client on Vert - which is good for brief visits, but not a great way to idle and wait for a reply. Best to install an IRC client on whatever computer you normally use and leave it running in the background; then (barring netsplits and such) you're always connected and can just check in once in a while.

That said, unless you manage to catch the right person at the right time on IRC, it's probably best if support discussions take place right here. You're far more likely to get a response, your audience isn't dependent on who's connected at the moment when you ask your question, and other people will be able to find the conversation in the future, which may help them.

Oh, and there's a Yahoo! group as well, and I wish that people would stop using it. Just throwing that out there.

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Re: IRC
By: Alprunty to Wilfred van Velzen on Thu Jul 21 2016 04:57 am

Vertrauen dumped me... LOL have to consider that as well.

I pay $5 a month for irccloud.com - it lets me stay on multiple
server/networks unlimited channels all the time and see an almost unlimited backlog of chat so that when I get on after a few hours/days I can see what was talked about. They also have a pretty good mobile app on ios/android. I think they also have a free option with only one server connection. You can run your own IRC proxy, but I really like their service so far.

I use it a lot for work as well - I should get them to pay for it. lol

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Re: Re: IRC
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 02:00 pm

And you coulnd't reconnect?

I tried... right now I'm maintaining my system via VPN tunnel and the Hotel Internet here is abysmal.

Btw: Do you sleep at all? ;)

Not right now have a lot of anxiety... lot of people would never guess that I'm out of town recovering from a surgery. They asked me to stay here until Monday to monitor the eye that I had surgery on. Im not exactly seeing out of it clearly at the moment and they want to make sure they don't have to do another procedure next week.

Hard to sleep when you have that on you... but I guess I will get plenty of sleep when I'm dead.

Take care of yourself Wilfred

Allen
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Re: IRC
By: echicken to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 08:20 am

Looks like you were using the IRC client on Vert - which is good for brief visits, but not a great way to idle and wait for a reply. Best to install an IRC client on whatever computer you normally use and leave it running in the background; then (barring netsplits and such) you're always connected and can just check in once in a while.

I have an IRC Client but now am goign to have to install a vpn client on this little notebook. I'm trapped for the rest of the week at a hotel that has abysmal internet, blocked ports. From what I can tell they only have a 5m connection split between all the guests. It's an "americas best value inn" and we had many of them as customers when I worked for Charter/Level 3. Mr. Hotel Owner was always cheap and would not spend $1 more to get the 50m connection... seriously!
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Hi,

On 2016-07-21 10:46:40, Alprunty wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
about: "Re: IRC":

Btw: Do you sleep at all? ;)

Not right now have a lot of anxiety... lot of people would never guess

that

I'm out of town recovering from a surgery. They asked me to stay here until Monday to monitor the eye that I had surgery on. Im not exactly seeing out of it clearly at the moment and they want to make sure they don't have to do another procedure next week.

Hard to sleep when you have that on you... but I guess I will get plenty

of

sleep when I'm dead.

I think for a speedy recovery it's especially important you get some good nights of sleep!

Take care of yourself Wilfred

You too! x2! ;)

Bye, Wilfred.


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Re: Re: IRC
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 07:56 pm

I think for a speedy recovery it's especially important you get some good nights of sleep!

I am getting sleep... just usually in 2-3 hour blocks I average about 10 hours a day. If I want to sleep just turn the television on and start watching something I really want to see... i'm doomed lol.

Plus synchro is really intriging me right now. It's proabably one of the most robust softwares out there.

Wish I could buy him a beer and thank him for everything some day.

Allen
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Re: IRC
By: nolageek to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 11:14 am

By: Alprunty to Wilfred van Velzen on Thu Jul 21 2016 04:57 am

Vertrauen dumped me... LOL have to consider that as well.

I pay $5 a month for irccloud.com - it lets me stay on multiple server/networks unlimited channels all the time and see an almost unlimited backlog of chat so that when I get on after a few hours/days I can see what

znc is free
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Re: IRC
By: nolageek to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 11:14 am

Re: IRC
By: Alprunty to Wilfred van Velzen on Thu Jul 21 2016 04:57 am

Vertrauen dumped me... LOL have to consider that as well.

I pay $5 a month for irccloud.com - it lets me stay on multiple server/networks unlimited channels all the time and see an almost unlimited backlog of chat so that when I get on after a few hours/days I can see what

was

talked about. They also have a pretty good mobile app on ios/android. I thi

nk

they also have a free option with only one server connection. You can run yo

ur

own IRC proxy, but I really like their service so far.

I use it a lot for work as well - I should get them to pay for it. lol

|01-|03nolageek

Even better idea: Get a Digital Ocean droplet ($5/month), install screen, and just use that to idle in IRC. Unlimited servers, networks, connections, etc. Just a 1TB bandwidth limit.

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Re: IRC
By: nolageek to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 11:14 am

I pay $5 a month for irccloud.com - it lets me stay on multiple server/networks unlimited channels all the time and see an almost unlimited backlog of chat so that when I get on after a few hours/days I can see what was talked about.

All of these workflow apps that are taking corporate america by storm and getting huge stock valuations like Asana and Slack remind me of a decade ago, when we set up IRC, LDAP and an NNTP server and did the *exact* *same* *thing*, but for free with standards-based servers on our own premise.

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Re: IRC
By: Poindexter Fortran to nolageek on Fri Jul 22 2016 06:41 am

Re: IRC
By: nolageek to Alprunty on Thu Jul 21 2016 11:14 am

I pay $5 a month for irccloud.com - it lets me stay on multiple server/networks unlimited channels all the time and see an almost unlimited backlog of chat so that when I get on after a few hours/days

I

can see what was talked about.

All of these workflow apps that are taking corporate america by storm and getting huge stock valuations like Asana and Slack remind me of a decade ago

,

when we set up IRC, LDAP and an NNTP server and did the *exact* *same* *thin

g*,

but for free with standards-based servers on our own premise.

Exactly. I've been trying to explain this to people, but somehow, they don't get it, and I'm told,"Those aren't agile solutions!"

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When I go on IRC no one ever talks. Why is that?

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Re: IRC
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Sat Sep 07 2019 20:18:12

When I go on IRC no one ever talks. Why is that?

most folks are idling... not just chitchatting...

if you have a question, post it and then wait/idle for a while... eventually someone will switch over to their IRC client and notice it... they may provide an answer... if you're idling on IRC, you'll get the response as soon as they type it or as soon as you look to your IRC client... if you post something and then leave, you'll miss any answers that may be posted...

don't ask to ask, just go ahead and ask and then idle... it may be a few minutes or it may be a some hours before someone responds... if someone posts a
response to your question, they'll generally prefix the answer with your nick so your client will beep or flash at you letting you know that someone spoke to
you...

that's all i have time for ATM so i'll stop here...


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Yes! to your question :-P

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