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What is IRC?
IRC is an abbreviation of Internet Relay Chat and enables you to communicate in realtime with other people on the
Internet. In this case, the eComStation IRC channel is of course intended to discuss the topic of the eComStation
Operating System. You can find an extensive explanation on
www.irchelp.org
IRC Clients
You can find a number of suitable eComStation and OS/2 IRC clients on Hobbes hobbes.nmsu.edu.
Connecting
Besides using one of the 'real' IRC clienst, you can use some other ways to connect to the eComStation IRC network;
Mozilla users can use Chatzilla
to access the eCS Channel. Alternatively you can use this Java Applet.
The Java applet has been succesfully tested with
Netscape 4.61 for OS/2, Opera for OS/2, Warpzilla for OS/2 and the IBM
Browser for OS/2. If you don't have an OS/2 box handy and you want to
connect, it also has been tested with Netscape 6.2 and Internet Explorer
5.5 under Windows 2000.
eComStation IRC Network
This is a list of the International eComStation IRC network servers.
They all run on either eComStation or OS/2. If you are interested in running your own IRC server,
please contact: MaxWarp (ircadmin-nospam-@_nospam_ecomstation.it)
ITALY
irc.ecomstation.it port 6667 (International Hub)
irc.itisvinci.com port 6667 (2nd International Hub)
irc.dinosoft.it port 6667 (3rd International Hub)
SWITZERLAND
irc.aroa.ch port 6667
NETHERLANDS
irc.ecomstation.com 6667
RUSSIA
irc.ecomstation.ru 6667
irc.muravlenko.ytc.ru 6667
irc.laser.ru 6667
AUSTRALIA
irc.ecssite.com 6667
BELGIUM
irc.celkunststoffen.khlim.be 6667
DENMARK
irc.teamnord.dk 6667
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