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["Andrew \"ruskie\" Levstik" <ruskie AT mages.ath.cx>]

> That might be nice, but there's a minor problem with it. The normal way
> to put IRC onto a web page is with a Java applet IRC client.
> Unfortunately, Java applets don't (by default) allow connections to
> computers other than the one it came from. Since our IRC server is not
> the same as our web server, the applet would require gaining privileges
> (IIRC from a long time ago)
> 
> Two projects that come to mind are:
> http://pitr.net/darkerirc/
> http://www.pjirc.com/main.php

Try the plain and simple CGI:IRC.... no java... It's Free and it works.
And it's even costumizable.. though I must admit I haven't tried it in
a text browser tough...


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