The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready!
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
@neatnik bookmarking that!
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
@neatnik was not aware that IRC is still alive
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@neatnik was not aware that IRC is still alive
@totentanz Alive and kicking! The Libera network (https://libera.chat) is thriving, and there are tons of smaller independent/private networks that are doing great too. Our own IRC network (for omg.lol) is approaching 300 accounts!
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
@neatnik Nice, this will be my next weekend project.
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
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@cat Hopefully eventually! The Ergo team hasn’t added multi-server network support (like InspIRCd and Unreal has) but it’s on their roadmap.
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
@neatnik the ok/not to copy paste is such a nice touch, I doubt I'll ever have a need for this but I'm glad it exists
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
@neatnik I should look up the status of popular clients sometime. I've often thought in the past that IRC (or xmpp) could have totally been slack/discord if some of the clients had a bit more polish (and maybe support for a pastebin/imagebin baked in)
Enjoying seeing all your various experiments in the old (vintage?
) web. 
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The guide to setting up an IRC server is ready! This will take you from zero to a fully operational IRC server (including the Gamja web client, hosted on the same server).
https://www.neatnik.net/setting-up-an-irc-server/
I’ve gone out of my way to keep this super simple, even avoiding the need to open an editor and change any files. I hope you find it useful!
@neatnik To take advantage of the IRCv3 support in Ergo: Halloy for GUI and Senpai for terminal.
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@neatnik To take advantage of the IRCv3 support in Ergo: Halloy for GUI and Senpai for terminal.
@zrzz And Goguma on mobile!
(Edit: originally just said iOS before I realized it’s on Android too)
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@zrzz And Goguma on mobile!
(Edit: originally just said iOS before I realized it’s on Android too)
@neatnik Oops meant that for another thread but I guess it works here too!
Agreed about Goguma, that's what we use on mobile on my private server. Combined with Ergo's always-on feature and the push-notification and image/audio/file share support it's a first class modern chat experience. -
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