Same

Maybe DNS hasn't propagated yet?

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@Orange Bomb @auxchar "irc.alina.pet" is NOT a weblink, searching it gets nothing, thats the IRC name and is used by clients like WeeChat and HexChat, if you get WeeChat, use ``/server add irc.alina.pet 45.46.75.226`` then ``/connect irc.alina.pet``

in HexChat in server list, hit create new, then hit the add button in the new window that pops up, and type ``45.46.75.226/6667`` and hit close, then connect to that server you just created

Ah, ok.

basically, its a server name, not a weblink, hence its listed as "Name:"

You might want to set up a subdomain for that, though.

@auxchar y.o.u.c.a.n.t

its NOT a webpage

its legit just a name

I know it's not a web page.

i could have named it "shakdpdnabdn" if i wanted

irc cannot be connected through the web, so a subdomain does nothing

You can still have DNS resolve to the correct IP address.

it cant direct to my IRC

it is the correct IP

your issue is trying to connect to it through the web

No it's not.

I'm using an irc client.

then whats the issue? 7 people have connected already

the address is fine

I'm connected already.

ok

so whats the issue

But you can't connect through the domain name because you haven't set up the subdomain.

You have to connect by IP directly.

no, you cant connect from the domain name because its NOT a domain name, for the last time

Yes it is!

the name, is just a name, IRC doesnt use it as an address

im using inspircd @auxchar i have gone through the files, i have setup this server, i can assure you its not a domain

no you're not. Stop lying, fag.

its just a name, it listed in the files as literally a name, theres a comment that says the name does nothing

all you really need to know is the address and port

True, however, what you can do is have the name resolve to the address, and then all you need is the name.

that isn't something i can do on my end, thats on a per client basis

Yes it is

not all irc clients use the name and addresses in the same way

In DNS configuration.

I'm not aware of any IRC client that will not use DNS resolution.

in the files, there is not configuration for that, i spent 22 straight hours setting this server up, i know what i can and cant do with it

uh, ok...