Description:
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This script automaticly identify you at NickServ IRC service
when connecting to IRC server.

Installation:
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1) Copy to AmIRC/Rexx directory.
2) Rename to "Connected.AmIRX".
3) Read Configuration part and edit setup.
4) Re(connect) to IRC-server.

 Note: If you're using Kuang11 or some other AmIRC extension, "Connected.amirx"
is already present in your system. If you erase it, you can break your setup.
In this case you should leave NickServAuth.amirx name as it is, and put the
following command at the beginning of your existing Connected.amirx script:

 'SAY /RX NickServAuth.amirx'

 Quotes should be present in it!
 For example (if you're not familiar with programming and ARexx at all), here
is modification of my Connected.amirx of Kuang11:

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/* $VER: Connected.amirx 3.22 (09.07.00) Kuang Eleven 3 Init for AmIRC 2+
*/
scrpath='T:' /* Path of events handlers*/
/* Do not mess with anything below */
options results
signal on syntax

'SAY /RX NickServAuth.amirx'

x=getclip('st_init')
IF x==1|x=2 THEN DO
 cecho(version() 'active')
 'SAY /RX Kuang11AUTH.amirx'
 'SAY /RX _Connected.AMIRX'
 exit
END

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Configuration:
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1) Open the script in your favourite text editor.
2) List all your NickServ passwords and domains of IRC networks where you use
   them, for example:

password.1="myforestnetpass"
ircdomain.1="forestnet.org"
password.2="myforkrupass"
ircdomain.2="fork.ru"

 You may add 3, 4, etc pairs. Their number is unlimited.

That's all! Enjoy!

PERMISSION  UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO METHOD CRC     STAMP     NAME
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[generic]                  913    1731  52.7% -lh5- b54d Jan 11  2002 NickServAuth.readme
[generic]                  598    1179  50.7% -lh5- b417 Jan 11  2002 NickServAuth.AmIRX
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 Total         2 files    1511    2910  51.9%            Jan 17  2002