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vacancy
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 ISPCP IRC
Hello ISPCP IRC Server ready:
at.chatjunkies.org
Port: 6667
chanel: #ispcp
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| 03-15-2008 02:46 AM |
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BeNe
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RE: ISPCP IRC
Ok then lets try it a second time with a IRC Chat for ispCP.
Greez BeNe
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| 03-15-2008 03:07 AM |
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ergo
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RE: ISPCP IRC
oh cmon... be reasonable , use freenode.net as all other nice projects do. A lot more programmers and sysadmins use it.
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| 05-06-2008 06:15 PM |
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Cube
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RE: ISPCP IRC
There's no reason for a change because there is nobody anyway.
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| 05-07-2008 02:16 AM |
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ispcomm
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RE: ISPCP IRC
If you get your bot connected to freenode 24/7 and want to handle irc *for real* then users will come.
Personally I've always preferred mailing lists (or forums) for this type of work because you don't have to be around when things happen (think globally) and also irc logs don't preserve information as much as a topic based forum or mailing list.
irc is handy on events (hackatons for example) when everybody needs to be connected in real-time.
ispcomm.
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| 05-07-2008 02:42 AM |
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blocker
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RE: ISPCP IRC
If you get your bot connected to freenode 24/7 and want to handle irc *for real* then users will come.
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ispcomm.
ermm i am always online most the time but still no one there 
OS: FreeBSD 7.0, 6.3, 6.2 - ISPCP Omega Dev. Version =T-W-S= Blocker
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| 05-07-2008 11:57 AM |
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ergo
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RE: ISPCP IRC
i was looking for help and joined #ispcp but no one was there, i got help on #apache... decide once and for all to make something official and users will come, there is no need for bots actually, sice you can register channel nicknames etc, i sit on a few channels devoted to programming and databases and i dont remember even a one situation in 2 years that would require banning ppl etc.
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| 05-07-2008 12:17 PM |
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ergo
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RE: ISPCP IRC
well... from now on i can sit everyday on #ispcp. Lets see what happens.
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| 05-07-2008 01:22 PM |
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ergo
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RE: ISPCP IRC
There's no reason for a change because there is nobody anyway.
Hmmm... chatjunkies server, i saw quakenet somewhere ? All big projects have channels on freenode - #ubuntu, #debian , #zf, #postgres, #mysql #php, #dojo - +500 users per channel. So lets use a server that is populated by technical users that will or can be actuall ispCP user base. With attitude that "no one wil lcome" no one will come. I sit on a daily basis on those channels and can be on #ispcp too, include a java applet on your website to that channell get 2-3 users that will sit there rgularly ( i will but im a nix noob) and ppl will come. Be optimist
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| 05-07-2008 01:26 PM |
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Wachert
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