[Wolves] is the lug dead?

[Stuart Langridge]

> You could use cgi:irc [1] for this too. I've seen people embed irc
> clients on the web via java applets and the like. One of the problems
> with those is that they often can't make their way through corporate
> proxies, where cgi:irc can.

Yep. I looked at cgi:irc for the thing that I did, but my key point
(and, I suspect, Pete's) is that I wanted people not to necessarily
know that they were connected to an IRC server. AFAICT, you can't make
cgi:irc just be a box for text and a box for entry; it has to look and
work like an irc client.

Aq.