djD3F, I hope you do know that the -t switch for echo will echo the timestamp, so no need for the $timestamp

what a useless piece of chrs

These go nicely with that code:

on 1:CONNECT: {
echo -a 3,1 $+ $timestamp Now connected to $+ $network $+ ( $+ $server $+ )
if ( $ssl == $true ) { goto ssl }
else {
echo -a 4,1 $+ $timestamp Not connected via SSL!!
goto done
}
:ssl
{ echo -a 7,1 $+ $timestamp Connected via SSL }
:done
}

on 1:DISCONNECT: {
echo -a 4,1 $+ $timestamp Disconnected from $+ $network $+ ( $+ $server $+ )

}

macs-rock, you remind me of the kids I play paintball with down the block of my neighborhood.

alias ssl { server -m $$1 +6697 }

This would be much better than using the unnecessary colon. This also requires a $1 to be specified before trying to execute the code line. $$1 :/

and now i ban you
!kb Jethro lol
GeekShed kicked Jethro from hawkee ((killed (macs (haha your not geekshed oper and i aint too)))
GeekShed sets mode +b !@Jethro_*

:P macs-rock likes to make chunky, lengthy snippets.

Yeah I was just about to say that j1sp, and for your alias ssl, you don't even have the ssl port put their automaticly, so it kinda fails, you could make it shorter such as:

alias ssl { server -m $1 $+ : $+ +6697 }