Any interest in setting up ZNC IRC Bouncer on MBL?

Main Features

Modules 
ZNC supports dynamic loading of C++, Perl, Python and Tcl modules. To get a list of the available modules and more information follow the link.
Detaching 
ZNC will remain connected to IRC even while you are offline. You can then reattach later and catch up with what happened while you were gone, and your nick (and operator status) will have been kept for you.
Multiple Users 
You can add additional users under one running process. Useful for public shells that limit background processes.
Multiple Networks 
Each user can connect to several IRC networks at once, with an optional limit configured by ZNC admin.
Multiple Clients 
Connect to the same user/network with as many clients as you want.
Playback Buffers 
Stay up-to-date with what happened and when it happened while you were detached, timestamps are also printed and can be manually configured.
SSL Support 
Encryption for both the listen port and connecting to IRC servers. If your system has OpenSSL, ZNC automatically supports SSL connections.
IPv6 Support 
Both IPv4 and IPv6 address families just work, if your system supports them.
Partyline 
Using the global partyline module, you can join channels and query users on the internal ZNC network
Web Administration 
Using the global webadmin module, admins can add/remove/edit users and global settings and non admins can edit their own user settings.

I have it running great on a MBL 02.11.09-053

How does ZNC works?

or what is it? :flushed:

It allows the MBL to keep you connected to an IRC server at all times without having to keep an IRC client running on a computer and such. And when you do connect from a client it plays back everything you missed that was typed while you weren’t physically connected to to server but your MBL was.

In all honesty though it is a _____ to setup and I don’t know if it would be worth my time putting a guide together for it at this point.