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Using the Command Tab
The Command area creates a separate IRC connection command for each network stored on your account.
A typical command looks like:
The dashboard fills in:
You must replace:
with your current account password before using the command.
Copying a command
Select the copy button beside the required network.
The button should briefly confirm that the command was copied.
Paste it into your IRC client's command window and replace the password placeholder.
Security warning
The dashboard intentionally shows a password placeholder rather than placing your real password into the copied text.
Do not post your completed command on the forum.
Before sharing an example, replace the password with:
If no commands appear
Open the Networks area and confirm that at least one user-managed IRC network has been added.
The Command area creates a separate IRC connection command for each network stored on your account.
A typical command looks like:
Code:
/server -m bnc.eggy.net +5000 Username/Network:<your BNC password>The dashboard fills in:
- Your exact BNC username.
- The selected network name.
- The Eggy BNC server.
- The SSL/TLS port.
You must replace:
Code:
<your BNC password>with your current account password before using the command.
Copying a command
Select the copy button beside the required network.
The button should briefly confirm that the command was copied.
Paste it into your IRC client's command window and replace the password placeholder.
Security warning
The dashboard intentionally shows a password placeholder rather than placing your real password into the copied text.
Do not post your completed command on the forum.
Before sharing an example, replace the password with:
Code:
<password hidden>If no commands appear
Open the Networks area and confirm that at least one user-managed IRC network has been added.