Title: Message
This is
cool, Bernd. And, without an IRC client and using just HTTP, I would assume
that this is MUCH more secure (ignoring browser weaknesses which are a given). Is
there a way to get on a speaker’s queue with this IRC server (I am not an
expert on IRC)? Would it be possible to obtain a list of commands that would
make sense with a web interface?
Thanks,
Paul
Paul
Lipton
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Computer Associates
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-----Original Message-----
From: Eckenfels. Bernd
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Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 9:49
PM
To:
Subject: [wsbpel] irc for conf
call
Hello Everybody,
I think the chairs will
address this issue in the conf call, but if you are curious, how a web
interface to IRC might look like, you are invited to try
http://seedebrlin1.seeburger.de/cgiirc/
This will automatically
lead you into #bpel on irc://seedebrlin1.seeburger.de:6667/ a local server
operated by me (currently not reachable by irc clients).
Please pick a meaningfull
nickname and real name. This CGI-IRC Client should work as long as you have
normal web access. Hopefully it scales to a larger audience, I am not sure,
since the system is just a spare linux box.
Ok,enough noise from my
side...
Greetings
Bernd
