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* Use the following command: /msg nickserv sendpass <nickname>
 
* Use the following command: /msg nickserv sendpass <nickname>
 
** Example: /msg nickserv sendpass DeathDealer
 
** Example: /msg nickserv sendpass DeathDealer
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Now go check the email that you used during nickname registration for an email with the password in it. Enjoy!

Revision as of 02:19, 7 March 2008

Internet Relay Chat (IRC) - Nick Commands

What is a Nick?

A nick is what people will recognize you as when you join a channel. It is your screen name and can be anything that you want withing reason. Nicks must meet the following guidelines:

  • Must not contain offensive words or vulgarities
  • May not contain "admin" anywhere within it
  • Must be 30 characters or shorter

Registering a Nick

Registering a nick makes it "yours" and allows you to be invited to restricted channels, register channels, and be identified as who you say you are.

To register your nick:

  • Change your nick to what you would like it to be registered as using the /nick command
    • Example: /nick DeathDealer
  • Use the following command: /msg nickserv register <pwd> <email>
    • Example: /msg nickserv register ThisIsMyPwd somejoe@anywhere.com

The password must be a minimum of 5 characters. It is best to use both upper and lower case letters and numbers.
The email address must belong to you, but we will accept "free based" emails such as gmail, yahoo, msn, hotmail, etc.

Retrieve a lost password

To retrieve your password if you lost it:

  • Change the nick to what you had when you registered, use the /nick command
    • Example: /nick DeathDealer
  • Use the following command: /msg nickserv sendpass <nickname>
    • Example: /msg nickserv sendpass DeathDealer

Now go check the email that you used during nickname registration for an email with the password in it. Enjoy!