@Freddy In MirC i get the Invalid Cap Command then disconnects and in PircBot in java I get :tmi.twitch.tv NOTICE * :Error logging in then logs on to server the disconnects.
You probably already know this, but are you actually prepending the token with oauth: (so using oauth:<token> as server password) when using it for IRC? Also, do you have the correct scope associated with the token? You need the chat_login scope. You can check if the token you are using is valid and which scopes it has by specifying it at the Kraken API root endpoint: https://api.twitch.tv/kraken/?oauth_token=<token> (the token without oauth: in this case)
I also get the Invalid CAP command message in mIRC when connecting, I don’t think it has to do with the login problems.
I remember having issues with an old account as well. Haven’t checked that one recently tho.
And no you don’t need a seperate account for your bot. You can use any account usually (besides those apparently)
Ahhh i cant use my account for the bot. So i created an account for a bot.
Coz in order to log on to my main, i need to use my account’s username to connect. I can’t connect if I notbot or something as a nick for my main account.
So i figured that it needs the account’s username as a nick to connect so I created a new account.
Or are you saying that my account is old so i have to use my username as nick? If yes, how can I contact twitch directly about it?
The account and the token are tied together, you can’t login with another name than the account name associated with the token. It’s like a username and a password, you also can’t use the password of one account to login into another account with a name you just made up.