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    I work for a local ISP as the system admin and we really need to
setup virtual hosting for IRC access. I was just wondering if you had
and documents on this. I remember a shell..I believe it was
ns1.jerky.net that let me do this. You would export
HOSTNAME="you.are.a.dork.com" or whatever and then use BitchX to connect
to a server using that host. We are very anxious on getting this setup
and we need some help. Thank you.


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