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Err, why is this here? Also, the NickServ and ChanServ commands are going to differ across networks and IRCd's...If you want a truly private IRC you should prob

by aroch 13y ago

Err, why is this here? Also, the NickServ and ChanServ commands are going to differ across networks and IRCd's...If you want a truly private IRC you should probably roll your own server. If that isn't an option, at least set a key for your channel so that messages are encrypted

na85 13y ago
AFAIK setting +k does not encrypt anything; it's merely an entry barrier. Messages are still sent in plaintext in keyed channels.
- aroch 13y ago
  Depends on your IRCd, in my case a heavily modified UnrealIRCd that accepts +k as a /keyx