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ADDNETWORK name
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This functionality allows you to use multiple connections to different
ircnetworks to the single connection you are keeping to the bouncer.
So it is possibly for you to get a client in your favourite network also
to secondary networks you also are on.
Example:
ADDNETWORK Ef
Would add a new network token named Ef to your userspecifications.
For any added network, you can use the functions seperately, for example:
ADDSERVER Ef~irc.freei.net:6667
would add a server for your newly added network token. The bouncer would open
a second outgoing connection and relay it to your single client connection
by prefixing Users and channels with the network token. Channel #sausage
would be on that network #Ef~#sausage. Nicks also get prefixed, so the
User johndoe on EfNet would appear as Ef~johndoe.
Every command can be prefixed with the network token and would then be
executed for your networked client.
See also: DELNETWORK