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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 | + | 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: | ||
| - | + | username:password (your username, colon, your password) | |
| - | for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my | + | for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my password 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: | ||
| - | *** Attempting service login to | + | *** 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 | + | *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 | + | *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 | + | *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. | ||
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Login-on-Connect (LOC)
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.
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:
username:password (your username, colon, your password)
for example, my username is NiTeMaRe, and if my password 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:
*** Attempting service login to N *** AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as NiTeMaRe
Client Specific Instructions:
Detailed instructions for mIRC users.
Detailed instructions for XChat users.
Troubleshooting
- 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 N is down?
- 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 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.
- Try typing the password string into notepad so you can see it. Then paste it into the password box.
