Identify Alias

Platform: mIRC

Published Jul 14, 2012

Updated Jul 14, 2012

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It's an alias to identify your nick just replace the 8's with your password for identifying and you'll be able to easily identify by using the command /id

This was created and tested by me and works perfectly, 

well anyways to use copy the code below the line and put into your remotes

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alias id {

  ns identify 88888

}

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Mr.MaSTeR - Aug 24, 2012

on *:connect: {
.if (servername isin $server) { .timeridentify1 2 nick nickhere | .timeridentify2 4 ns identify passhere | .timeridentify3 7 .timeridentify* off }
}

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Yawhatnever - Jul 19, 2012

For starters, you could put this into your alias tab because that's what it is. You just have to put this on a new line:

		Code 			
/id /ns id %pass	

If you're too lazy for that, literally all you have to do is type "/alias /id /ns id %pass" into your editbox on mIRC.

Then press alt+O > connect > options > perform
add "/id" to the perform commands and it will identify you upon connecting.

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Vampire@lucidchat - Jul 19, 2012

@Yawhatnever "really?" what are you trying to ask about cuz if you're asking about it working then yes
@Jethro I know that I could put it in the perform box but I'm too lazy to and felt like making this for that reason

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Jethro - Jul 15, 2012

You should make it to have the ability to input the password, rather than have it hard coded in the snippet by itself:

		Code 			
alias id {
  noop $$input(Put Your Password Here:,p,Nickname Identify)
  ns identify $!
}	

this way it's easier and convenient for people who are interested in using your snippet.

If this is for personal use only, you can put the /ns identify cmd directly inside mIRC's perform box without using an alias. To read more, enter: /help /perform

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Yawhatnever - Jul 15, 2012

really?

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