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Nitemare at 17:45, 11 October 2012

Nitemare — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 17:45:06 GMT

Nitemare: /* General */

Nitemare — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 23:32:09 GMT

General

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	username:password (your username, colon, your password)		username:password (your username, colon, your password)

-	for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my ~~pasword~~ was mysecretpass I would put the following into my password box:	+	for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my password was mysecretpass I would put the following into my password box:

-	~~'''~~NiTeMaRe:mysecretpass~~'''~~	+	NiTeMaRe:mysecretpass

	When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:		When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:

Nitemare at 23:31, 27 June 2011

Nitemare — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 23:31:38 GMT

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	Login-on-connect uses the “server password” feature built into most IRC clients. All you do is put your specially formatted login information into the server password box like this:		Login-on-connect uses the “server password” feature built into most IRC clients. All you do is put your specially formatted login information into the server password box like this:

-	/username/password (~~slash,~~ your username, ~~slash~~, your password)	+	username:password (your username, colon, your password)

	for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my pasword was mysecretpass I would put the following into my password box:		for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my pasword was mysecretpass I would put the following into my password box:

-	/NiTeMaRe/mysecretpass	+	'''NiTeMaRe:mysecretpass'''

	When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:		When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:

Admin: Tagged as needupdate and cleanup

Admin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:29:11 GMT

Tagged as needupdate and cleanup

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-	{{~~NeedUpdate~~}}	+	{{cleanup}}

-	{{~~CleanUp~~}}	+	{{NeedUpdate}}

	=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=		=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=

Admin at 00:28, 30 December 2009

Admin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:28:07 GMT

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		+	{{CleanUp}}

	=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=		=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=

Admin at 00:27, 30 December 2009

Admin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:27:19 GMT

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	=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=		=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=

Nitemare: /* Login-on-Connect (LOC) */

Nitemare — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 12:24:24 GMT

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	==General==		==General==

-	The Login-on-Connect (LOC) feature allows you to pre-login while connecting to DareNET. Using Login-on-Connect bypasses you from RBL scans and hides your hostname before anyone can see your real IP address. We recommend everyone give it a try.	+	The Login-on-Connect (LOC) feature allows you to pre-login while connecting to DareNET. Using Login-on-Connect bypasses you from [http://www.darenet.org/rbl RBL] scans and hides your hostname before anyone can see your real IP address. We recommend everyone give it a try.

	To use Login-on-Connect, you must first have an DareNET NickServ Account. Register for one here if you don't already have one.		To use Login-on-Connect, you must first have an DareNET NickServ Account. Register for one here if you don't already have one.

Nitemare: /* Troubleshooting */

Nitemare — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 12:22:25 GMT

Troubleshooting

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	*If you get a message about /QUOTE PASS that means your username, or password is wrong, or maybe NickServ is down?		*If you get a message about /QUOTE PASS that means your username, or password is wrong, or maybe NickServ is down?
	*Some people reported having to close mIRC and re-open it before LOC started working.		*Some people reported having to close mIRC and re-open it before LOC started working.
-	You ~~must~~ have a @* host (default) set in NickServ since LOC ~~does not know~~ your hostname.	+	You no longer have to have a @* host (default) set in NickServ since LOC is now aware of your hostname.
	*The 'server group' must be the string “DareNET” exactly. mIRC wont send the password if the name doesn't match what the server announces itself as.		*The 'server group' must be the string “DareNET” exactly. mIRC wont send the password if the name doesn't match what the server announces itself as.
	*Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.		*Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.

Nitemare at 12:24, 31 March 2008

Nitemare — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 12:24:40 GMT

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		+	=Login-on-Connect (LOC)=
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		+	==General==
		+
	The Login-on-Connect (LOC) feature allows you to pre-login while connecting to DareNET. Using Login-on-Connect bypasses you from RBL scans and hides your hostname before anyone can see your real IP address. We recommend everyone give it a try.		The Login-on-Connect (LOC) feature allows you to pre-login while connecting to DareNET. Using Login-on-Connect bypasses you from RBL scans and hides your hostname before anyone can see your real IP address. We recommend everyone give it a try.

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	Login-on-connect uses the “server password” feature built into most IRC clients. All you do is put your specially formatted login information into the server password box like this:		Login-on-connect uses the “server password” feature built into most IRC clients. All you do is put your specially formatted login information into the server password box like this:

-	/username/password (slash, your username, slash, your password)~~for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my pasword was mysecretpass I would put the following into my password box:~~	+	/username/password (slash, your username, slash, your password)

-	/NiTeMaRe/mysecretpass	+	for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my pasword was mysecretpass I would put the following into my password box:
		+
		+	/NiTeMaRe/mysecretpass

	When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:		When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:

-	~~<nowiki>~~*** Attempting service login to NickServ	+	*** Attempting service login to NickServ
-	*** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe~~</nowiki>~~	+	*** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe
		+
		+	==Client Specific Instructions:==
		+
		+	Detailed instructions for [[loc-mirc\|mIRC users]].

-	~~Client Specific Instructions:~~	+	Detailed instructions for [[loc-xchat\|XChat users]].

-	~~Detailed instructions for mIRC users.~~	+	==Troubleshooting==
-	~~Detailed instructions for XChat users.~~	+

-	~~Troubleshooting~~	+	*Make sure you can login the normal way to NickServ: /ns auth username password
-	Make sure you can login the normal way to NickServ: /ns auth username password	+	*If you get a message about /QUOTE PASS that means your username, or password is wrong, or maybe NickServ is down?
-	If you get a message about /QUOTE PASS that means your username, or password is wrong, or maybe NickServ is down?	+	*Some people reported having to close mIRC and re-open it before LOC started working.
-	Some people reported having to close mIRC and re-open it before LOC started working.	+	You must have a @* host (default) set in NickServ since LOC does not know your hostname.
-	You must have a @ host (default) set in NickServ since LOC does not know your hostname.	+	*The 'server group' must be the string “DareNET” exactly. mIRC wont send the password if the name doesn't match what the server announces itself as.
-	The 'server group' must be the string “DareNET” exactly. mIRC wont send the password if the name doesn't match what the server announces itself as.	+	*Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.
-	Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.	+

Nitemare at 12:09, 31 March 2008

Nitemare — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 12:09:54 GMT

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	When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:		When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:

-	'*** Attempting service login to NickServ	+	<nowiki>*** Attempting service login to NickServ
-	*** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe'	+	*** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe</nowiki>

	Client Specific Instructions:		Client Specific Instructions:

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:45, 11 October 2012
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	The Login-on-Connect (LOC) feature allows you to pre-login while connecting to DareNET. Using Login-on-Connect bypasses you from [http://www.darenet.org/rbl RBL] scans and hides your hostname before anyone can see your real IP address. We recommend everyone give it a try.		The Login-on-Connect (LOC) feature allows you to pre-login while connecting to DareNET. Using Login-on-Connect bypasses you from [http://www.darenet.org/rbl RBL] scans and hides your hostname before anyone can see your real IP address. We recommend everyone give it a try.

-	To use Login-on-Connect, you must first have an DareNET ~~NickServ~~ Account. Register for one here if you don't already have one.	+	To use Login-on-Connect, you must first have an DareNET N Account. Register for one here if you don't already have one.

	Login-on-connect uses the “server password” feature built into most IRC clients. All you do is put your specially formatted login information into the server password box like this:		Login-on-connect uses the “server password” feature built into most IRC clients. All you do is put your specially formatted login information into the server password box like this:
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	When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:		When you connect to DareNET using the new password, you should see a message like the following:

-	*** Attempting service login to ~~NickServ~~	+	*** Attempting service login to N
	*** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe		*** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe

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	==Troubleshooting==		==Troubleshooting==

-	*Make sure you can login the normal way to ~~NickServ~~: /ns auth username password	+	*Make sure you can login the normal way to N: /ns auth username password
-	*If you get a message about /QUOTE PASS that means your username, or password is wrong, or maybe ~~NickServ~~ is down?	+	*If you get a message about /QUOTE PASS that means your username, or password is wrong, or maybe N is down?
	*Some people reported having to close mIRC and re-open it before LOC started working.		*Some people reported having to close mIRC and re-open it before LOC started working.
-	You no longer have to have a @* host (default) set in ~~NickServ~~ since LOC is now aware of your hostname.	+	You no longer have to have a @* host (default) set in N since LOC is now aware of your hostname.
	*The 'server group' must be the string “DareNET” exactly. mIRC wont send the password if the name doesn't match what the server announces itself as.		*The 'server group' must be the string “DareNET” exactly. mIRC wont send the password if the name doesn't match what the server announces itself as.
	*Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.		*Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.