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Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
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If you don't have an IRC client installed, you can now use our
Java IRC client, thanks to the efforts of the Eteria
IRC Client Project. The client is GPL, so you can download the source
and/or binaries from the EIRC homepage.
You will also require a Java
bytecode interpreter / VM installed for your web browser.
As we have just re-introduced this service to our users, can you please ensure that
if you encounter any problems, you report them to
webmaster@smoothwall.org.
Please also be aware
that we do not support the
EIRC Java Client,
nor do we warranty or guarantee
that it will be fit for purpose.
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IRC has always been important in the development
of SmoothWall, and we extend that importance to SmoothWall users. You
can use IRC to chat to developers and fellow users in real time using
an IRC client of your choosing. Just point your client at
irc.smoothwall.org 6667
#chat
This is a channel intended simply for chat, which is the reason we set up
our IRC server in the first place :)
Please don't come into this channel asking for help with SmoothWall.
Join #chat now!
» Use your own IRC client to connect to irc.smoothwall.org 6667 #chat
» Use our Java
IRC client [non-JS
link] to connect using your web browser
» View the channel statistics.
#help
This channel is where you can ask questions about, and ask for
help with SmoothWall Express. It is usually manned by volunteers, and
not everyone can work 24/7 answering questions about SmoothWall, so
there may be times when no-one answers, especially late at night (GMT).
Please note that it is not a support channel for any
commercial SmoothWall products, e.g. Corporate Server.
Join #help now!
» Use your own IRC client to connect to irc.smoothwall.org 6667 #help
» Use our Java
IRC client [non-JS
link] to connect using your web browser
» View the channel statistics.
» View the old #gplsupport statistics.
Once you have connected to a channel, you can join another simultaneously
by typing /join #channelname
e.g. /join #chat
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