IRC
<translate> If you want to talk to the OpenVZ users and sometimes developers live, we can usually be found on the #openvz channel on irc.freenode.net.
Some simple rules[edit]
- Please note that this is a volunteer service, so be polite - you won't get much help if being rude.
- Please do a research before asking questions. Search this wiki, the mailing lists and forum for questions that were asked in the past.
- Also remember that the level of activity varies, so if you don't get help at once, stay online for a while. People will answer if they can, or ask for more details if they need it. Repeating the same question again and again won't help.
- Don't send private messages to people unless they have asked you to — it's considered rude.
- Chances are that people had the same challenges as you at one time — so following the above points will ensure a good experience, both for you and for us.
Connecting[edit]
Click here to connect with an IRC client (requires IRC client installed).
Many users of the freenode IRC network have since moved to the libra.chat network, so see #openvz there also.
To connect with an IRC client, you need one installed. Here are our IRC client recommendations:
- Via web browser: Freenode webchat or Kiwi IRC client or Libra.chat webchat
- For Linux: XChat
- For Mac OS X: Colloquy
- For Windows: mIRC
IRC logs[edit]
It is possible to find all conversation in the past. IRC logs are saved using botbot.me. You will never miss an interesting discussion :) </translate>
