server
Synopsis:
server [<server name> | <server index> [<port>] ]
server [-add] <server> [ : [<port>] [ : [<nickname>] [ : [<password>]
[ : [ 0 | 1 ] ] ] ] ]
server [+ | -] [<server name>]
server [-delete <server index>]
server [-irc <server name> [ :<port>] [ : [<nickname>] ] ]
Description:
The server commad allows you to manipulate your client's internal list
of server, as well as to switch servers. Any attempt to connect to a new server
not already in you list will append it to your list. Additionally, servers can
be associated with specific TekNap windows, which can e useful when being on
multiple networks at once.
Your initial server list is compiled into the client. This is usually a minimal list. Users can further override this file's list by setting their respective napserver environment variables.
Specifying -irc as a flag will convert this server into a irc capable client.
Options:
+<server> associate a new server to your current window (this will
also connect you to that server)
-<server> disassociate a server from your current window (this
will also disconnect you from that server)
-add add a server with given server index from your list
-delete delete server with given server index from your list
-irc server is a irc server
-create create the account on the server specified. This changes the
login method, so that the account actually does a create.
Examples:
To change to a new server, host.foobar.com, on port 6668:
/server host.foobar.com 6668
/server host.foobar.com:6668
To change to a new server
and register with the nickname "JoeBob":
/server host.foobar.com:::JoeBob
To switch to the next, or
previous, server in your list
/server +
/server -
To associate a new server,
host.booya.net, to your current window:
/server +host.booya.net
To delete server 5 from
your list:
/server -delete 5
To add server "host.foo.com"
on port 6667 with nick "blah" to your list:
/server -add host.foo.com:6667::blah
See also:
disconnect
on connect
on disconnect
window server