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<0> i dont see why not
<1> Hey peeps !!
<1> Anyone know much about RFC 2812 ?
<1> Got a problem doing the HandShake with a IRC server
<2> use irclib
<1> I'm writing my own bot and I can't complete the handshake
<3> BooBooBil: Handshake? That's like send two lines.. get a few lines.. IIRC
<1> hmmm, my computer is acting up.. brb, need to restart
<0> sounds like windows
<1> ya :(
<4> K, I'm back..
<4> So, for my hand shake to connect to an IRC server I'm sending ("USER") & ("NICK " + NICK) - but it does not work. I got that from someone else code
<4> RFC 2812 document did not help
<4> no one alive >?
<5> learn the irc protocol
<2> irclib
<2> there's no magic solution to your problem other than properly learning the protocol
<2> which isn't really a Python question
<6> earle: well if i use the build process used in swig/Examples/python/cl***es (on mac os x ) then get a dynamic library (which is, i ***ume, the end result on other platforms as well.) so i did that, then i ran my program with embedded python, and tried to import it, but i just get an error saying the module doesn't exist. it does let me import modules that are installed properly in python's module directory. however in the normal py
<6> thon shell i can also import modules that are just in the PWD, obviously.
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