well i just tried out Net::IRC. i tried this to be exact... #!/usr/bin/perl use Net::IRC; $irc = new Net::IRC; $conn = $irc->newconn(Nick => 'Nikos', Server => 'nini.irc.gr', Port => 6667, Ircname => 'me'); $irc->start; but what i got is this: No active connections left, exiting... why the above snippet didnt connect me to irc as expected? whats did it mean by this message? if it could connect me to irc will be hiding my real ip address like i intend to or not?? Please help me on this or post some snipper that its working... Thanks all!

In reply to Re: Re: Connecting to irc using perl by Nik
in thread Connecting to irc using perl by Nik

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