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{{Core Module}}
{{Core Module}}
This module allows you to have a secure AES-256-DCC chat with someone else who uses this module on his ZNC.
This module allows you to have a secure AES-256-DCC chat with someone else who uses this module on their ZNC.


== Usage ==
== Usage ==
{{Module arguments
{{Module arguments
| type  = network
| type  = network
| count = up to one
| count = one required
| extra = path to .pem file, if differs from main ZNC's one}}
| extra = The argument must be the name of .pem file, in <code>~/.znc/users/<username>/networks/<network>/moddata/schat/</code>}}
<b>Example</b>: For <code> ~/.znc/users/<username>/networks/<network>/moddata/schat/user.pem</code>:
/msg *status loadmod schat user.pem


=== Commands ===
=== Commands ===
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Once a chat is initiated you can chat with the other person via a query that looks like <code>(s)<nick></code>.
Once a chat is initiated you can chat with the other person via a query that looks like <code>(s)<nick></code>.
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Latest revision as of 04:35, 22 November 2023

This module allows you to have a secure AES-256-DCC chat with someone else who uses this module on their ZNC.

Usage

Arguments

This network module takes one required arguments. The argument must be the name of .pem file, in ~/.znc/users/<username>/networks/<network>/moddata/schat/

Read loading modules to learn more about loading modules. Example: For ~/.znc/users/<username>/networks/<network>/moddata/schat/user.pem:

/msg *status loadmod schat user.pem

Commands

To request a secure chat use one of the following commands:

/schat <nick>

or

/msg *schat chat <nick>

To list all initiated chats use:

/msg *schat list

To close a chat use:

/msg *schat close <nick>

Or just type:

/msg *schat help

Once a chat is initiated you can chat with the other person via a query that looks like (s)<nick>.