Version 1.6, packaged in Fedora 22 One of my communities is using Slack (https://slack.com/) for its chat system, but I don't like to keep browser tabs open for stuff like that, so I've been trying to use their IRC gateway. Connecting to the Slack IRC gateway works fine, and I can get a channel list, but when I try to join a channel (double-clicking on the channel list, typing "/j foo", "/join #foo", etc.), nothing happens. I opened up the raw log and saw that the user mask for the server's join line looked like this: [10:31] >> :arrgh!arrgh@irc.tinyspeck.com JOIN #foo%0A It turns out the Slack IRC gateway never does an IDENT, it just duplicates the nick for that part of the mask. Once I changed the ident username in the Konversation identity dialog, everything started working correctly! Woohoo! Even though I've found a workaround, I would suggest this is still a bug, since other clients (X-Chat for example) don't seem to mind. Reproducible: Always
Thank you for the report, Alex. As it has been a while since this was reported, can you please test and confirm if this issue is still occurring or if this bug report can be marked as resolved. I have set the bug status to "needsinfo" pending your response, please change back to "reported" or "resolved" when you respond, thank you.
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This is unlikely to have changed.