There is a tor only, ssl/tls only server running on a hidden service:

	4b27t6tm5pzgpsrqpzukmlzztfn3ur55dcufaj5esu6brge5qu5nirad.onion

ssl/tls only does not mean you need to use sasl, it means there is no plaintext
port to connect to, only the 6697 ssl/tls port. (and yes, we know tor is
encrypted by default, stop linking that one article :))

## If your client tries to resolve the .onion
In your torrc:

	# 10.10.10.10 is arbitrary, change at will
	mapaddress 10.10.10.10 4b27t6tm5pzgpsrqpzukmlzztfn3ur55dcufaj5esu6brge5qu5nirad.onion

(remember to restart the tor daemon)

Then you can  run your irc client with the `torsocks`  script or if your client
has  the  capability,  tell  it  to  use  the  socks  proxy  on  localhost:9050

(example for irssi running within torsocks: /connect -ssl 10.10.10.10)

## If you wish to check the authenticity of the tor server, you can verify 
## against the following:

Certificate Chain:
  Subject: C: US, ST: n/a, L: n/a, O: HLIRCnet, OU: Tor, CN: tor.hlircnet.
  Issuer:  C: US, ST: n/a, L: n/a, O: HLIRCnet, OU: Tor, CN: tor.hlircnet.
Protocol: TLSv1.2 (256 bit, ECDHE-ECDSA-CHACHA20-POLY1305)
EDH Key: 384 bit ECDH: secp384r1
Public Key: 384 bit EC, valid from Jul 20 18:02:38 2020 GMT to Jul 18 18:02:38 2030 GMT
Public Key Fingerprint:  F9:8F:35:51:16:88:20:60:AF:1A:19:DA:CA:F9:AC:FC:E2:E4:EE:E2:0C:69:AC:36:84:8A:EB:95:47:41:F8:E7 (SHA256)
Certificate Fingerprint: 9D:45:B0:63:5C:ED:CF:D9:F3:76:91:3A:42:39:62:F1:1D:7A:5B:B7:46:4D:93:E1:85:EB:40:F4:AA:3D:40:5C (SHA256)