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You need to do this on slack unless you pay for it. Comparatively IRC is free and it's actually easier to make a logging IRC bot than it is to make one on slack
by corndoge 9y ago
You need to do this on slack unless you pay for it. Comparatively IRC is free and it's actually easier to make a logging IRC bot than it is to make one on slack.
- dasil003 9y agoThe time it would take me to research a logging bot, set up a server, add monitoring to make sure it stays up would cost more of my time than purchasing Slack for several years for my small team. I don't see how you claim it can be easier than Slack since Slack by definition has everything stored already, you just have to pay for it.
- kuschku 9y agoQuassel (a bouncer/client combination) has that included. A one-click setup powers my IRC clients with multiple devices and logs even when I’m not online, powers a fulltext search ( https://gluu.kuschku.de/dl/videos/2016-09-16_04-03-36.mp4 https://gluu.kuschku.de/dl/videos/2016-09-16_04-03-36.mp4 ), powers a fully public logger https://gluu.kuschku.de/logs/ https://gluu.kuschku.de/logs/ and much more. All this exists, is free, and just works. And there’s many more such systems that provide this functionality. From IRCCloud to many web clients.
- corndoge 9y agokey point: you have to pay for it re IRC it's not a hard problem to solve whatsoever