Web based client for #okfn IRC channel on irc.oftc.net. Options:
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This is now resolved in that we have moved to freenode and therefore have http://webchat.freenode.net/. Hence resolving this as done (though in form of not having irc.okfn.org but something else). 2
Resolved, yes, but we could still redirect http://irc.okfn.org to http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=okfn
(21 Nov '11, 10:41)
Nick
Good point Nick. We should re-open http://trac.okfn.org/ticket/379 with this point added and then fix (or just fix!)
(22 Nov '11, 13:49)
rgrp ♦♦
Just to note, for the record, that this is done, and has been for some time. http://irc.okfn.org/ redirects to Freenode webchat, and http://irc.okfn.org/channelname redirects to Freenode webchat, preselecting #channelname in addition to #okfn.
(01 Jun, 10:42)
Nick
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For now we can use Mibbit link: http://widget.mibbit.com/?settings=c7f56097e86bf5d3a1d49ed9b26a19d3&server=irc.oftc.net&channel=%23okfn Custom bit.ly link: http://bit.ly/okfn-irc Here is code to embed this in an iFrame:
Try setting width="100%" and height="100%" to make the iframe use the whole screen.
(21 Mar '11, 20:10)
Mike Chelen
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Also might forward okfn.org/irc okfn.org/chat and chat.okfn.org |
http://www.linode.com/irc/ has done quite a nice job re: CGI/Java implementation The CGI version looks like CGI-IRC CGI-IRC is probably a better choice than Java because CGI-IRC uses very few resources on the client side and does not require browser extensions.
(21 Mar '11, 20:15)
Mike Chelen
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we can also use jappix widget very easiy to integrate with any page and supporting XMPP which I find in many ways more robust than IRC... I put up a demo while ago here: |
See this existing trac ticket: http://trac.okfn.org/ticket/379 (irc.okfn.org: IRC web interface for main okfn irc channels)