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$ telnet irc.daniweb.com 6667
Trying 74.53.219.225...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused

$ telnet irc.daniweb.com 6697
Trying 74.53.219.225...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused

Down since yesterday. Any chance this could be fired up again?

On a related note, what happened to the old installation? The last few months have seen a completely new installation of unreal and services, requiring everyone to re-register their nicks, and I even had to register #daniweb to maintain ops in the channel.

Thanks.

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Didn't even know there was a DaniWeb IRC :o

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Is it busy?

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I saw that and followed John A's link. It was really quiet - like an empty grave in a quiet corner of Quietsville.

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lol!

I didn't know there was an irc server here, I've registered my nick but John the chan is still in use?

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Depends on your definition of "in use". But yes, occasionally people will say something. It has gotten pretty quiet since all mention of the channel was removed from the site a couple years ago.

commented: ok, thanks for reply :) +0
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Whats the best method to connect to this out of interest / some alternative methods? The original link I found in the old thread to an online client is blocked at work.

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Hmm seems my proxy servers are going to interfere with any desktop client :(

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Doing that requires knowing the proxies, off the top of my head I know we have at least three that I could be going through, and I don't know the addresses on those proxies

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