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Start by connecting to IRC, and make sure you are on the right IRC network (irc.blinkenshell.org). If you don't know how to do this see Info/IRC. Change your nickname to the one you want to use in the future, the nickname you want to register. You can change nickname with this command: /nick <nickname>. To register with NickServ use this command: (replace <password> and <email> with your desired password and a working email address) ]]>To get some additional help, type: The password has to be at least 5 characters long. Beware that your password is case sensitive (which means foolish, FOOLISH or fooLish would be three different passwords.) Now you have registered your nick with NickServ, and what's more, you are also already identified.

You will have to identify with NickServ every time you connect to IRC. You do this by manually issuing the following command or use SASL: ]]>

The preferred method is to use SASL to authenticate at the same time as connecting to the IRC network. You can create an alias in irssi so you won't have to type as much: To use this alias type: You can also make irssi automatically identify with NickServ each time you connect by issuing a command like: ;wait 2000" BlinkenIRC]]>You have to have a network named BlinkenIRC and use that network name to connect for this to work (ie /connect BlinkenIRC instead of /connect irc.blinkenshell.org.) Have fun! And don't forget to join #blinkenshell and say hello to independence ;-) CategoryHowto