So I was looking for a way to spy on.. I mean chat with my guild alliance from work. EQIM was definately out due to firewall issues but I had access to an IRC Server that i chat on regularly. So I tossed together a bridge from EQIM <-> IRC based on IRC, Eggdrop, and EQIMD. Voila! It worked (after a few hours of tinkering with code to fix the problems)! Then i had an Epiphany. If I could connect to my Alliance channel I could certainly do the same for the serverwide channels I wanted to listen in on.
So now in your favorite IRC Client you can go to irc.associatedpowers.com #eqtraders and chat on the Serverwide.eqtraders channel.
If any of the mods here would like to contact me I'll be happy to set them up as mods for that channel to control and wandering non EQers
. I'll also be adding some commands to allow that moderation to happen from the EQ side of things.
As a spiffy side note, the IRC channel is better than EQIM in a couple of respects, one is that in-game item links get converted to Lucy's URLs and the second is that it uses far less computer resources than EQIM
and is less likely to crash
So now in your favorite IRC Client you can go to irc.associatedpowers.com #eqtraders and chat on the Serverwide.eqtraders channel.
If any of the mods here would like to contact me I'll be happy to set them up as mods for that channel to control and wandering non EQers
. I'll also be adding some commands to allow that moderation to happen from the EQ side of things.As a spiffy side note, the IRC channel is better than EQIM in a couple of respects, one is that in-game item links get converted to Lucy's URLs and the second is that it uses far less computer resources than EQIM
and is less likely to crash

Ngreth Thergn

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