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# Oragono Information
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Here's a bunch of misc info the Oragono server!
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## Accounts and Channels
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Most IRC servers out there offer IRC account and channel registration through external
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services such as NickServ and ChanServ. In Oragono, we bundle accounts and channel ownership
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in as a native server feature instead!
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Because there's a lot of aspects of accounts/channels that haven't been specified as native
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commands and all yet, Oragono includes the pseudo-clients NickServ and ChanServ to roughly
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mimic the functionality that other IRCds get from services packages, in a user-facing set
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of commands that's familiar to everyone.
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The plan is to move more features and functionality (such as channel registration, channel
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permissions and all) over to native commands first and to use the NickServ/ChanServ as
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legacy interfaces to access these functions. However, it's gonna be a while before all of
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this is specified by someone like the IRCv3 WG.
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## Rejected Features
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'Rejected' sounds harsh, but basically these are features I've decided I'm not gonna
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implement in Oragono (at least, not until someone convinces me they're worth doing).
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### Force/Auto-Join Channels on Connect
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When a user connects, some IRC servers let you force-join them to a given channel. For
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instance, this could be a channel like `#coolnet` for a network named CoolNet, a lobby
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channel, or something similar.
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My main objection to having this feature is just that I don't like it that much. It doesn't
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seem nice to forcibly join clients to a channel, and I know I'm always annoyed when networks
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do it to me.
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To network operators that want to do this, I'd suggest instead mentioning the channel(s) in
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your MOTD so that your users know the channels exist! If they want to join in, they can do
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it from there :)
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