Encrirc 0.1

IRC is insecure, its a plaintext protocol. Everyone can sniff your connections. In order to fix this problem, many clients and servers have now support for SSL, so your client will connect and the IRC server via a secure SSL connection, and no one between you and your server can read what is passing.
So whats the solution? To have an IRC client that will send encrypted messages over the IRC protocol, using a well known and belived secure block cipher, and a key that only Bob and Alice know.
This is often accomplished thanks to client-specific plugins for xchat, IRSSI, mirc, and other clients, but there are tons of different clients for IRC, and its not always possible to find a compatible encryption plugin between different clients.
Fortunately there is a solution, thats to write an IRC "repeater" or "proxy" that is sit in the middle between the IRC client and the SERVER,
It will not matter if the connection between the Server and Encrirc is secure or not, everything will be encrypted before to pass from the internet. Also the Server administrator will not be able to read nothing, only you and your friend have the right ke
Of course, you also need a secure channel to share an Encrirc key, but to do so you just have to use PGP or GPG and the email.

System requirements:
- Tcl 8.4 or later