Posted by Dave Kelly on 02/18/07 21:46

J.O. Aho wrote:
> Dave Kelly wrote:
>> I need a very simple chat script I can drop on my web server.
>> Something that a dozen people can access and have a committee meeting
>> once a month over the Internet.
>>
>> Does something already exist or do I need to come back with some code?
>
> I would suggest the use of IRC, you get a load less lag time.
>

Thanks for the feed back. I found that I did not have a IRC application
on my system. At least find, locate, and apropos did not respond to
'irc'. So I went and installed IRC.

Reading the KDE help of IRC, I must connect to a server chat room. Am I
correct? Can I create that chat room on my website server and what
software should I use to do that?

These people that will be using this are not exceptionally computer
savvy. I have trouble getting them to access the website, so KISSY KISSY
would be the best approach. Do you know of any software I could put on
the server and ask the users to just point there bowser to something
like: http://www.website.org/committe-meeting.htm

I'm looking for something that is real time interaactive.

Thanks
Dave


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