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💖 NAME 💖

/register — bestie, it's the Profanity /register command. That's it, that's the name. 🎀

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

Okay so picture this: you wanna make an account on a server. That's literally what this does. It registers you an account on a server, no cap. 🦋

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

/register <username> <server> [port <port>] [tls
force|allow|trust|direct|disable|legacy]

💅 ARGUMENTS 💅

  • <username> — the username you're registering with. Your lil identity, your main character name. 👑
  • <server> — the server you're registering that account on. Where the whole thing goes down. 🌈
  • port <port> — the port to use, but only if it's different from the default. And the defaults are 5222, or 5223 for SSL. Know your defaults, iykyk. 🔥
  • tls force — force a TLS connection, and if one can't be established it just fails. This is the default behavior, so it's the vibe you get unless you say otherwise. Periodt. 💜
  • tls allow — use TLS for the connection if it happens to be available. Chill, flexible, lowkey the easygoing option. 🍓
  • tls trust — force a TLS connection and trust the server's certificate. It's giving "I trust you bestie, no questions asked." 🫶
  • tls direct — use direct TLS for the connection. What that means: the TLS handshake starts right after the TCP connection is established. Straight to business. ⭐
  • tls disable — disable TLS for the connection. Security? Gone. Don't look at me. 🙈
  • tls legacy — an alternative keyword for 'direct', created back when one still thought that 'STARTTLS' is the future. The way that aged... 😭

🦋 EXAMPLES 🦋

Go off, here's how people actually use it:

/register odin valhalla.edda
/register freyr vanaheimr.edda port 5678
/register me 127.0.0.1 tls disable
/register someuser my.xmppserv.er port 5443 tls force

That's the whole thing, bestie, you're fully caught up. 💅 This was Profanity XMPP client, version 0.18.2, dated 2026-06-08 — mwah, iconic, no notes. 🎀✨

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