weechat's weechat relay plugin
       Saturday Jan 18  3:11:44 2014
       
       Weechat supports two different relay protocols: 'irc' and 'weechat'. 
       I know that the names 'irc' and 'weechat' sound a bit confusing 
       because they both refer to an internet protocol and an irc program 
       and also to the names of two protocols which are specific to an irc 
       program, weechat in this case. But I hope I can make it clear :)
       
       Last year I wrote a phlog post on how to use the 'irc' one (which can 
       be used with almost any irc client). And today I will explain how to 
       use weechat's weechat relay plugin (which is easier to setup but has 
       the disadvantage that you can only connect to it with a client that 
       supports it (for example weechat itself, QWeeChat or weechat-android).
       
       You can also read the full tutorial that I added to sdfeu's website:
       
 (HTM) Weechat tutorial
       
       Let us start from scratch. To begin with, start weechat-curses, 
       connect to your networks/servers and join your favourite channels.
       
       In order to use the 'weechat' protocol on sdfeu you only need one 
       single port which is your uid number. Type 'id' at the shell and you 
       will see something similar to this:
       
       odin:~$ id
       uid=007(bond) gid=500(arpa) groups=500(arpa),600(MetaARPA),700(dba),900(motd
       
       Only the "uid" part is relevant here, "uid=007(bond)" which means 
       that "007" is the "port" and "bond" is the "username". Let's now 
       assume that user "bond" wants to use the password "james_bond" (This 
       way, you will understand the examples better).
       
        - Inside weechat:
       
        * First add the relay
       
         /relay add weechat port
       
         Example: /relay add weechat 007
       
        * Set the password
       
         /set relay.network.password "password"
       
         Example: /set relay.network.password "james_bond"
       
        - On the client side:
       
       Now, simply connect from your client to sdfeu.org using your port and 
       your password. Your client will connect to the client running on sdfeu 
       and connect to all the networks and channels and besides, it will 
       retrieve the backlog.
       
       Nifty!