[00:00] gsilva: just identify to services [00:00] You're on a different account...Perhaps you should group it. [00:00] wxl: He is. [00:00] Unit193: they are grouped AFAIK [00:00] They are not. [00:00] /ns info gsilvapt vs /ns info GSilva [00:00] Duh, obviously. Otherwise I couldn't connect [00:01] Yes but I can't connect to the other account because the client is asking for a username:password [00:01] I'm guessing that password was generated when the cloak was created? [00:03] Unit193 ^ [00:03] i doubt anyone would have given you a cloak without actually having created an account with nickserv first === gsilva is now known as gsilvapt [00:04] wxl: the account already existed [00:04] what do you mean it already existed? someone else created it or you did? [00:05] The problem is I had to shut my bouncer off and I have no idea if someone sent me a password. Either way, I could not connect to the bouncer because it was asking for additional password [00:05] wxl: For a long time I had an account with nickserv [00:05] so which account do you need the password for? [00:06] wxl: this one, gsilvapt [00:06] but you're somehow logged in with it? XD [00:07] I used another account to ghost this one [00:07] They're both mine so I know the passwords. [00:07] you can't ghost with an ungrouped account [00:07] I don't know but I just did [00:07] xD [00:07] weiiiiird [00:08] those are separate accounts tho for sure [00:08] I think I once had some issues with bouncers and I had to group these two but they are clearly not the same account [00:08] like Unit193 said, /msg nickserv info gsilvapt versus GSilva [00:08] they are separate accounts [00:08] Yes, I'm not doubting you guys [00:08] you can /msg nickserv sendpass gsilvapt [00:09] they don't need to sendpass, they know the password [00:09] gsilvapt: assuming you want to keep gsilvapt: /nick gsilva; /msg nickserv drop gsilva passwordforthataccounthere; /msg nickserv group [00:09] 1601 < gsilva:#ubuntu-irc> Yes but I can't connect to the other account because the client is asking [00:09] for a username:password [00:09] 00:07 < gsilvapt> They're both mine so I know the passwords. [00:10] yeah color me confused i guess [00:10] dax: the cloak should've be created for gsilvapt and not gsilva. The nickname in LP is gsilvapt [00:10] it was. === gsilvapt is now known as gsilva [00:10] dax: this is asking to drop gsilvapt [00:11] You sure this is the right command? [00:11] it's /msg nickserv drop gsilva passwordforthataccounthere, the first argument there is the account to drop [00:11] no, I wrote the wrong user, sorry [00:12] there you go, they're both on one account now [00:12] Ok, I did the commands above. What's next, dax ? [00:12] you should notice no difference other than that your cloak now applies when using either. === gsilva is now known as gsilvapt [00:12] (and the passwords for both are now the password for gsilvapt, if they were different) [00:13] Hum, ok. And there is not need to login using the command /quote pass gsilvapt:password? [00:14] i'm not sure how your client is set up. the best way to do authentication is https://freenode.net/kb/answer/sasl [00:14] which should work with either nick just fine [00:14] Ok, I see. Thank you, dax and wxl o/ [00:14] np [00:14] glad dax figured out what i couldn't XD [00:15] Probably a common noob mistake :-P [00:16] it's certainly not the first time i've walked people through that :)