Until i can get an updated version of the irc, /me will be broken, with SR's help we made the following: (with a small modification by me)

/me {
if ($server == irc.undergroundnews.com) {
/msg $chan (colorcodes) $+ * $me $1-
}
else {
/describe $chan $1-
}
}

This will make it so that /me acts as: [09:04] * QuickyMcLoseload looks at Bhodi

on the UGN Security server, or a standard /me on any other network. This problem is being worked on and we will keep you up to date.

Please note that you must place that in your alias definitions on mIRC heh..

As a rule in IRC, what is everyone using? Personally I use MIRC w/ eXtreme... just curious. One of these days I'll have to hop in and say w00t!

on my windows box i'm using mIRC with the UPIN Addon, which is available through the IRC page under clients...

On my nix boxes i'm runnin bitchx

duh, I keep getting errors, mIRC doesn't seem to know what a (colorcodes) is.

I'm a newbie, I need heeeeeeeeeelp!!!

oh nevermind, this really awesome leeto dude named SilentRage told me how to fix it:

/me {
     if ($server == irc.undergroundnews.com) {
          /msg $chan $chr(3) $+ 13* $me $1-
     }
     else {
          /describe $chan $1-
     }
}

Change the 13 to change the color.

rofl true true, i figured their know how to control k heh

Here is a solution for those using x-chat:

#!perl
#you may need to change first line
IRC::register("/me fix", "0.01", "", "");
IRC::add_command_handler("me", "me");
IRC::print("/me fix loaded..");

sub me{
$server_name=IRC::get_info(3);
$nick=IRC::get_info(1);
if($server_name eq "irc.undergroundnews.com"){
IRC::command("%C11* $nick $_[0]");
return 1;
}
}

NOTES:
-If you do not have perl installed on your system this will not work.
-I suggest putting this in the x-chat folder named me.pl and then adding the command /load me.pl to your on-connect commands for irc.undergroundnews.com
-You can have this script always loaded becuase the command will be execute by x-chat unless you are on irc.undergroundews.com
-You can change the output color by using one of the x-chat color codes where i have but %C11.


NOTEs for Programers:
Yes i know the code could have been smaller and a bit more efficient but i wanted it to be readable by non-programmers. In addition the reason no else statement is needed is that unless the return of the sub is 1 the command will "fall through" to other scripts or x-chat itslef, and as you can see the return value is only 1 when the if block is used. Finally, the @_ array hold the arguements after the /me command just as if they had been passed to the subroutine by the main script.

YOU SOBS KILLED /me!!!! LOL that sounds funny... Sorry was very tempting... /me feel better

"/me" is still broken, no updates yet