X-chat Authenticate For Bzn By D3bug.

Xchat::hook_print( "Connected", sub {

Xchat::command [

"QUOTE AUTHTYPE ircwx1",

"QUOTE USER username username username :connection_tag",

"QUOTE LOGINH username\@email_server md5password",

];

return Xchat::EAT_NONE;

});

;its perl, and you load it like any other perl script inside xchat

;you must have the "\" in front of the @ or it won't work

VERY nice i will give it a try later tonight... thanks!

Thanks a lot for the script, though could you kindly explain the following:

"QUOTE USER username username username :connection_tag",

Username is your nick. Usertag shows up when you /who a channel. It is a way people can tell if you are webchat or not.

Username is your nick. Usertag shows up when you /who a channel. It is a way people can tell if you are webchat or not.

So I don't have to replace it with anything? Just leave it as it is in the script?

I wrote the script, saved and loaded it.

At first, I didn't replace anything in this part:

"QUOTE LOGINH username\@email_server md5password",

Now that I have replaced it with my email address and password, I recieve the following error:

»» Unauthorized command (already registered)

»» *** authentication failed: user not found...

Your password needs to be in MD5 format.

Oh damn, I forgot about that part. Thanks X-Fusion.

Now the problem remains in:

"QUOTE LOGINH sinan_asad\@hotmail.com md5password",

Recieved error:

»» *** authentication failed: user not found...

I have encoded the password with md5, still no luck.

if it is saying user not found then i would assume the problem is with your email address. Have you logged into buzzen at least once using that account through webchat?

Yep, sounds like your not on their database. It's making connection, just not finding you.

I have used Buzzen before, and an hour ago, I logged in using Moschino's full script via WINE. It accepted my e-mail address and password, as I can log in through it right now.

1st It isn't wise to display your email address.

2nd, I really doubt you put a slash through your email address.

Maybe try.

QUOTE LOGINH username\email@address md5password

no you have to \@

I made a couple of edits so that you don't have to edit the file with you nickname everytime you wish to change it. This will use the nickname you store in xchat settings

Xchat::hook_print( "Connected", sub {
$nick = Xchat::get_info('nick');  
Xchat::command [
"QUOTE LOGINH user\@tg007.net md5passwordhere",
"QUOTE NICK $nick",
        "QUOTE USER $nick $nick $nick :connection_tag",
        
    ];
    return Xchat::EAT_NONE;
});

My perl is very shabby so if anyone sees a problem with this please let me know. All I can say is that it worked for me.

just to help some pple to get md5 password use this in mirc...

//echo $md5(YOURPASSWORD)

easiest way