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So, before we get started to configuring WeeChat, let's make sure our terminal is properly set up so we don't run into any strange display issues.

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Once that has compiled properly, you can upgrade your running WeeChat session from within WeeChat with:

It will always ensure any changes you might've made to your WeeChat source dir are undone by resetting to the HEAD of the git repository, so make sure that any chances you've made to the source are `git stash`'ed -) DPREFIX=$WEECHAT_TARGET_DIR -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DENABLE_DOC=OFF & make & sudo make instal WEECHAT_SOURCE_DIR=/usr/local/src/weechat & WEECHAT_TARGET_DIR=/usr/local & cd $WEECHAT_SOURCE_DIR & git reset -hard HEAD & cd build & cmake. I personally use the following bash script I have saved in ~/bin/update_weechat:

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You can also fairly easily update weechat again. Once everything is installed, you should be able to run WeeChat by running this command:

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If you need to make PATH adjustments since your terminal can't find the weechat executable binary, then have a look at this document describing what the PATH environment variable is and how to (permanently) set it. Personally I use /usr/local/weechat as my WEECHAT_TARGET_DIR, but that would also entail adding the /usr/local/weechat/bin directory to your $PATH, while /usr/local/bin tends to already be included.

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DPREFIX=$WEECHAT_TARGET_DIR -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DENABLE_DOC=OFF & make & sudo make install & git clone $WEECHAT_SOURCE_DIR & cd $WEECHAT_SOURCE_DIR & mkdir -p build & cd build & cmake. WEECHAT_SOURCE_DIR=/usr/local/src/weechat & WEECHAT_TARGET_DIR=/usr/local & mkdir -p $WEECHAT_SOURCE_DIR/. Once all those packages are installed, you can compile WeeChat with the following oneliner, which should clone the WeeChat source from the official git repository into /usr/local/src/weechat (you should ensure you have write access to its parent directory) and will install the compiled WeeChat files into /usr/local: Sudo apt-get install cmake libncursesw5-dev libcurl4-gnutls-dev zlib1g-dev libgcrypt11-dev libgnutls-dev gettext ca-certificates libaspell-dev libenchant-dev python-dev libperl-dev ruby1.9.1-dev liblua5.1-0-dev tcl-dev guile-2.0-dev asciidoc source-highlight xsltproc docbook-xml docbook-xsl Cloning the official git repository and compiling and installing WeeChat using CMake To ensure you have *all* packages required for installing WeeChat along with all its plugins, run: Package names and installation commands may vary depending on the distribution you are using. The installation of packages part assumes you are running Debian or a Debian-based Linux distribution such as Ubuntu. Table of contents will appear here through the magic that is javascript! -) If not, then perhaps your browser sucks, or you need to whitelist this page in your noscript extension Compiling WeeChat from scratch

Tim Bielawa's list of favourite scripts, tricks and aliases for WeeChat.

Josh Reichardt's introduction to WeeChat (and Bitlbee).

He has for instance listed his favourite scripts, and his WeeChat config.

Pascal r3m Poitras Dubois's WeeChat posts.

However, since people's preferences differ (luckily! otherwise the world would be a boring place!), I would also suggest you have a look at these other tutorials and blogs about WeeChat: Also I want to configure the proxy directly in weechat, and not use some system wide setting or something.After seeing various people in #WeeChat still struggle with setting up (or rather configuring) their WeeChat client to their liking (even though there's a nice QuickStart document), I decided to write my own post to get you started with this awesome chat client which has become my favourite IRC client. Its a server in my lan, but i tested it on other computers and the proxy does work, so thats not the problem. Some parameters you might want to consider is that I dont run the proxy at localhost.

Irc: reconnecting to server in 10 secondsĪnd after 10 seconds, the exact same output, but with 20 seconds, and the number just goes up Set proxy on server: /set torproxyĪnd its always the same output: irc: disconnecting from server The things I did to connect an irc server to my proxy where the following:Īdd tor proxy (no username or password): /proxy add torproxy socks5 9050 The thing is, everything I've tried didnt work out.įor clarity, I now my proxy does work, I tested it on firefox. So I want to use a proxy, specifically tor. I am pretty new to irc/weechat and obviously dont want to leak my ip whenever i join a room. I dont think this is a very hard to solve problem, never the less I didnt find anything about it online.