How to register a channel on GeekShed
Registering your channel on GeekShed gives you many advantages, and is completely free. These include:
- Increased control over your channel
- Ability to add people to the auto op list
- Ability to add auto kicks
- Ability to use a services bot to auto moderate your channel
- And many many more…
To register your channel, you must first register your nickname. To do this, when you are using the nickname that you wish to register, type the following command into your IRC client:
/ns register password e-mail
You must replace password and e-mail with a real password and e-mail address, respectively. An example of the use of this command is:
/ns register supersecretpassword fred@hotmail.com
It is important that you use your real e-mail address as this will be used in future if you ever forget your password. We will not send any unsolicited e-mail to this address.
Once you have registered your nickname, you can register your channel. All channels names begin with the # symbol, for example #help, #chris and #247fixes. Once you have picked a channel name, you can join it using the command:
/join #channel
For example:
/join #chat
Once you have joined the channel, if it is not already registered, you should see your name in the nickname list with the @ symbol next to it. This means you are an operator in the channel. You may now register it with the following command:
/cs register #channel password description
You must replace #channel, password and description with the channel name, the channel password and a description of the channel. An example of the use of this command is:
/cs register #chat verysecretpassword Freds chat channel
Once you have done that, you should see your name in the nick list prefixed with the ~ symbol. This means you are the owner of the channel.
If you have any problems registering your channel, come and talk to us in #help on irc.geekshed.net
December 7, 2009 - 11:49 am
Can anyone tell me a Good IRC client, I am really new & I don’t wanna use embeded chatrooms on my site :(
December 7, 2009 - 4:32 pm
For Windows, mIRC, IceChat, and X-Chat 2 seem to be popular.
For OSX, Colloquy and X-Chat aqua are the two I hear the most.
February 1, 2010 - 2:00 am
It says that I have had to been using my username for at least 120 seconds(I’ve used it for OVER a week.)
What’s up with that?
February 1, 2010 - 6:27 pm
You need to be connected for 120 seconds in the current session before services will allow you to register.
If you require additional help, /join #help and someone there should be able to help you.
April 13, 2012 - 1:43 pm
hi i have register a channel on this site but when i see on list my nick is @ not ~ what it happend help me pleas
April 14, 2012 - 7:35 pm
It’s hard to say without a lot more information Cooling. Join #help and ask for help there. Someone in that channel can look at your room and help you figure out what’s going on.