fix XSS in webchatlink variable #63
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author: ~alexlehm
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published: true
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title: getting started with weechat on a tilde machine
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description: run weechat as a local irc client
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category:
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- main
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---
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If you want to run irc on your tilde account, you can use weechat
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which is installed and requires minimal configuration.
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## First connection
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Start weechat on your linux shell and type the following commands:
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/server add tilde localhost/6697
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/connect tilde
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This will connect you to the irc network via the local machine using a
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regular connection (which is secure enough since it stays on the local
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machine). The username used is the same as your linux account, this is
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should be unique, if it is not you will be called username1 or
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similar, then you should chose another nickname. You do that by using
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the /nick command
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/nick username
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## Register
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You now can register your username using your tilde email address as
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described here: (nicks)
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After you have done that, you can set the username and password in the
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weechat settings to automatically log in and authenticate
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/set irc.server.tilde.sasl_username <username>
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/set irc.server.tilde.sasl_password <password>
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Now disconnect and connect again to get your registered nickname
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/quit
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run weechat again
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/connect tilde
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Now you can join any channel, e.g. #helpdesk
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