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your newly chosen nick. For example, an unconfigured *weechat*
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client can be invoked as follows::
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weechat irc6s://openstackbotname@chat.freenode.net:6697
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weechat -t -r '/set irc.look.temporary_servers on;/connect irc6s://botnick@irc.oftc.net:6697'
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With the connection established, after you see the server MOTD echo,
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register the nick as follows::
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You should hopefully get positive feedback from NickServ at this
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point, but don't disconnect yet. Moments later, the ``infra-root@``
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shared mailbox should contain a new message from Freenode support
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shared mailbox should contain a new message from OFTC support
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urging you to run the following additional command::
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/msg nickserv verify register openstackbotname some_token
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/msg nickserv verify register botnick some_token
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This additional step completes the nick registration, though
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additional NickServ commands may be desirable to further secure the
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