Srvx

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srvx infomation

Website:

Bio:

  • srvx uses services similar to that of Anope, however some of them have different functions,
  • the largest network to use srvx is GameSurge, a network with over fourty thousand users.
  • srvx 2.x will be the next major revision of srvx. It is currently under development.

Programming Language:

  • C

Platform:

  • Linux, BSD, Unix (Windows with CYGWIN)

License:

  • General Public License

Supported IRCd's:


Latest Stable Release: 1.3, and the tar.gz can be downloaded Here

srvx Service Bots

NickServ (Nickname Service):

  • Provides authentication services for all srvx services, you need only authenticate once.
  • Passwords in the database are MD5 hashed for user security and privacy.
  • E-mail address storage and verification using "cookies".
  • Password changes or account identification can be done with E-mail.

ChanServ (Channel Service):

  • Channel registrations and associated data can be moved to different channels or merged with others easily.
  • Supports public, in-channel commands for users' convenience.
  • Five level user hierarchy of owners, co-owners, masters, ops, and peons.
  • Supports powerful permanent and timed bans.

OperServ (IRC Operator Service):

  • Restart, rehash, reconnect, and configure srvx with simple commands.
  • Extremely powerful network regulation tools allow you to examine the network's status easily.
  • Provides a central point of control for the network, allowing IRC operators to execute a number of operations on any channels, including kicking, banning, and mode changes.

Global (Notification Service):

  • Efficiently broadcasts network-wide announcements to all users, all channels, only IRC operators, only helpers, or any combination.
  • Capable of sending notices to users as they connect to the network (MOTD-style notices).

Proxy Detection:

  • Data driven proxy detection; new proxies can be defined dynamically without downtime.
  • Dynamic test reordering, so massive numbers of bots are caught quickly without going through unnecessary tests.