any idea how to IDENTIFY

[caesar]

CrazyEgg : Actualy this depends on the services running on that server/network. The '/NickServ identify password' actualy it's a server side 'shortcut' to '/msg NickServ identify password' wich it's the same thing.

demond : Bogus or not that adress still points to the right section.

CtrlAltDel it's right. he should first checked the TCL Archive and if that failed (wich I doubt would since there are lots of 'service scripts' - browsing that cathegory won't hurt and would give some results - on the TCL Archive) a simple search I'm 100% positive would give some results since there are a lot of threads related to NickServ/ChanServ.

[Alchera]

@ wolfy:

On DALnet this also works and a similar setup may be required for some other Networks:

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putserv "privmsg NickServ@services.dal.net :identify password"

Modify the above for the appropriate Network and test using putserv rather than putquick/puthelp.

[CrazyEgg]

caesar i said what i said cause i try it.

the notice from the server was /msg nickserv bla bla
like user i did that and everything ok
from bot nothig happens using tcl from archive as you say.

so i go and i RTFR on network`s official site.

as alchera says on dalnet is:
putserv "privmsg NickServ@services.dal.net........

on undernet is "privmsg x@channels.undernet.org login..

and so goes on.

I think thats better is to answer the person who make the question initialy
and if he want to tell us about what network was talking about to helping us to know for the future.

probably the notice msg isnt correct
bind notc - "*This nickname is owned by someone else.*"
who knows?



P.S.When i tryout this tcl was for no english language based network and also i change the notice msg to:
bind notc - "*msg NickServ IDENTIFY*"