Re: IRC servers

[Jim Blizard <jimb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If there is interest in an AS/400 IRC channel I would be glad to set up a 
permanant one.  As for AS/400 based IRC servers A port wouldn't be all 
that hard I wouldn't think.


Jim Blizard
jimb@otterspace.com


On Sun, 29 Jun 1997, David Gibbs wrote:

> At 06:17 PM 6/29/97 +0200, Andre Nortje wrote:
> >Are there any AS400 IRC (Internet Relay Chat) servers out there?
> 
> Are you talking about an AS400 *BASED* IRC server or just an IRC channel
> for AS400 discussion?
> 
> If you're talking about a channel, I don't know if a regular one exists...
> but if you want to schedule it, you'll probably get takers :)
> 
> david
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