#drupal-accessibility channel to chat about coding and accessibility issues and extensions in Drupal.While quick questions are okay in #drupal, some discussions are just too long for that channel, or need a quieter venue - that's when they go in #drupal-support. #drupal-support is for long or deep support discussions.The rule of thumb here: if it ends up on the infrastructure, and you are working on it or want to work on it, then this is the place to talk about it.
#drupal-contribute is the place to go if you want to help with core and contrib coding work, promotion, advocacy, infrastructure, and general Drupal community tasks.If it's Drupal-related, and isn't in-depth enough to take over the channel with lots of text, and doesn't need a quiet venue, it is fair game in #drupal. Here, we talk about patches we need reviewed, quick how-to questions, and what we've been doing with Drupal lately, among other things. cs access #drupal-channel-name list Channels(in transition to libera.chat) Essential Channels to Join To find the operators/owners of a given channel, use this IRC command:
#IRC CHANNELS PASSWORD#
The password of this user is known to mlhess, nnewton, ricardoamaro, webchick, Dries, Gerhard and DA staff. Ricardoamaro is the Drupal group contact to freenode as and this will transition to libera.chat, accordingly.ĭrupalircowner owns the #drupal-* channels. Once you are connected to the server, you can use IRC commands to join and leave channels, private message other users, and many other operations. Most people use their user name as their IRC nickname. You'll need to register a nickname with the server. You can connect to this server using any IRC client software, or by visiting The IRC server the Drupal community used. We are working on connecting libera.chat with making it possible for users from both sides to chat freely. If you want to communicate with the Drupal community on real-time chat, try Slack or DrupalChat instead. This page provides a few details about using IRC with the Drupal community, for historical interest. While you can still connect to the Drupal IRC channels, you will not currently find many people chatting in them. In the past, the Drupal community used to use IRC in a variety of channels on :6697 (TLS). IRC servers around the world each host multiple channels for chatting. Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a real-time text chat system. Usage of IRC had dramatically declined within the Drupal community several years prior to the Freenode sale, however the Drupal Association has reserved the #drupal-* and #drupalassociation-* namespaces within Libera, should some community members choose to continue using IRC. As a result many of the staff members of the Freenode service have resigned, citing the acquisition as a " hostile takeover."Īs a result, many communities formerly hosted on Freenode have migrated to Libera.chat. In May of 2021, the Freenode IRC server was sold by the former head of Freenode staff.
#IRC CHANNELS UPDATE#
Important Update about Freenode vs Libera
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