#1 quakenet?

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to connect to irc.quakene.org but everytime
the examplescript stops with "server connection abort".
This problem doesn't appear when install an irc-server
locally.
I don't know why (perhsps no identd functionality)!?
please help

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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i tried some other net's and found out that dalnet works.
Did you write the pyirclib expecially for dalnet? please,
give me a hint how to connect to quakenet :)

[Ignacio Vazquez]

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I've written this library to connect to RFC-compliant IRC
Servers. But anyway, I will see what's going wrong.

[MaC-GyVer]

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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "X:\X\pyirclib-0.4.3\mybot.py", line 8, in ?
irc.login('MyBot',username = 'MyBot')
File "X:\X\pyirclib-0.4.3\pyirclib.py", line 166, in login
returnmsg = self.getmessage()
File "X:\X\pyirclib-0.4.3\pyirclib.py", line 408, in getmessage
self.servercmd("PONG :%s" % buffer[6:])
File "X:\X\pyirclib-0.4.3\pyirclib.py", line 206, in servercmd
if self.send(command+"\n") != 0:
File "X:\X\pyirclib-0.4.3\pyirclib.py", line 156, in send
except socket.error(errno, errstr):
NameError: global name 'errno' is not defined

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Im not a pro in this lib, but to me it seems like the whole
library needs a rewrite to fit in quakenet or efnet.