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authorRichard Darst <rkd@zgib.net>2009-09-01 13:30:57 (GMT)
committer Richard Darst <rkd@zgib.net>2009-09-01 13:30:57 (GMT)
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Add blurb to manual about connecting to multiple IRC networks
- Added just because it might save someone extra lookup, it's not really meetbot specific. darcs-hash:20090901133057-82ea9-70fb48b46062dfe8fbae9bd71b62fe52cdcfec14.gz
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just who all is using your bot, for example to better communicate
with those channels.
+To connect to multiple IRC networks, use the supybot ``Network``
+plugin to manage them. First, load the ``Network`` plugin, then use
+the ``connect`` command to connect to the other network. Finally, you
+need to tell supybot to join channels on the new. To do
+that, you can use ``network command <other_network> join <channel>``.
+(Alternatively, you can /msg the bot through the other network, but
+you'll have to register your nick to it on the other network in order
+for it to accept commands from you.)
+
+
+
Hints on how to run an effective meeting
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