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Since mid-April 2021, many
`#tor-*`
channels are bridged (or
"
[
plumbed
](
https://matrix.org/bridges/
)
") between the
[
OFTC IRC network
](
https://oftc.net
)
and the
[
Matrix.org
](
https://matrix.org/
)
home server. This is still somewhat of an experimental
status, but so far it seems to be working well.
By default, you will appear on IRC as a user like "YourMatrixName
\[
m
\]
".
You can override this by sending
`!nick <yournick>`
to "OFTC IRC Bridge
status". If your nick is registered, you will get a PM from NickServ stating
status, but so far it seems to be working well. These channel are listed in
[
#tor-space
](
https://matrix.to/#/#tor-space:matrix.org
)
.
By default, you will appear on IRC as a user like "YourMatrixName
\[
m
\]
".
You can override this by sending
`!nick <yournick>`
to
[
@oftc-irc:matrix.org
](
https://matrix.to/#/@oftc-irc:matrix.org
)
.
If your nick is registered, you will get a PM from
[
NickServ
](
https://matrix.to/#/@_oftc_NickServ:matrix.org
)
stating
that you need to authenticate. Do so by responding with
`identify
\<yourpassword\>`
.
\<yourpassword\>`
. If your nick isn't registed, you should consider doing so.
You can do it by sending
`register <password> <e-mail>`
to
[
NickServ
](
https://matrix.to/#/@_oftc_NickServ:matrix.org
)
, and following
the instructions.
Also note that you can join
*any*
channel on bridged IRC networks (Freenode and
OFTC) through the
[
Portal rooms
](
https://matrix.org/bridges/
)
functionality.
For example,
`#freenode_#channelname:matrix.org`
corresponds to
`#channelname`
on Freenode. This is the only supported way to access Tor's internal channels
through Matrix (you will need to set your nick first; see above). To join a portal room, send
`!join #channel \<channel password\>`
to "OFTC IRC Bridge status".
For example,
`#_oftc_#channelname:matrix.org`
corresponds to
`#channelname`
on OFTC. This is the only supported way to access Tor's internal channels
through Matrix (you will need to register and identify your nick first; see
above). To join a portal room, send
`!join #channel \<channel password\>`
to
@oftc-irc:matrix.org. You may get kicked of internal channels seemingly at
random when the bridge restart. You'll then have to re-authenticate to NickServ,
and send a
`!join`
command again.
For more information see the general
[
Matrix bridge
documentation
](
https://matrix.org/bridges/
)
and the
[
IRC bridge
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