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Examples of each of some of these files can be found below | Examples of each of some of these files can be found below | ||
===UnrealIRCd MOTD File=== | ====UnrealIRCd MOTD File==== | ||
An example of an UnrealIRCd MOTD, can be viewed by clicking [[Unreal Motd|here]] | An example of an UnrealIRCd MOTD, can be viewed by clicking [[Unreal Motd|here]] | ||
===UnrealIRCd Rules File=== | ====UnrealIRCd Rules File==== | ||
An example of an UnrealIRCd Rules file, can be viewed by clicking [[Unreal Rules File|Here]] | An example of an UnrealIRCd Rules file, can be viewed by clicking [[Unreal Rules File|Here]] | ||
===UnrealIRCd OperMOTD File=== | ====UnrealIRCd OperMOTD File==== | ||
An example of an UnrealIRCd OperMOTD file, can be viewed by clicking [[Unreal Oper Motd|Here]] | An example of an UnrealIRCd OperMOTD file, can be viewed by clicking [[Unreal Oper Motd|Here]] | ||
Revision as of 01:11, 11 April 2010
UnrealIRCd Infomation
Website:
Bio:
- UnrealIRCd is an open source IRC daemon which was orginally a fork of EliteIRCd.
- Development of UnrealIRCd began around May 1999.
- UnrealIRCd is one of the most popular, and most used IRCd's available.
- UnrealIRCd is commonly used alongside the Anope services package, although UnrealIRCd is capable of linking with other services, such as: Atheme and IRC Services
- UnrealIRCd can also be used with Denora and NeoStats which will both provide statistics for the IRC server.
Programming Language:
- C
Platform:
- Linux, BSD, Apple OS X, Solaris, Windows
License:
- General public license.
Supported IRC Services:
Supported Extended Services:
Latest Stable Release: 3.2.8.1, And that can be downloaded by clicking:
Configuring UnrealIRCd:
In order for UnrealIRCd to fuction it mainly needs one main config file: unrealircd.conf
UnrealIRCd.Conf
An example of an UnrealIRCd Config file, can be viewed by click here
Other UnrealIRCd files
There are serveral other config files that can be incorporated into UnrealIRCd, Such as:
- motd.ircd - (Message of the Day) - Displayed upon connection.
- rules.ircd - (Server Rules) - Displayed when user types: /rules
- opermotd.ircd - (Operator Message of the Day) - Displayed if a client is using the +oO usermodes and types: /opermotd
- botmotd.ircd - (Bot Message of the Day) - Displated if a client uses the +B usermode or types: /botmotd
Examples of each of some of these files can be found below
UnrealIRCd MOTD File
An example of an UnrealIRCd MOTD, can be viewed by clicking here
UnrealIRCd Rules File
An example of an UnrealIRCd Rules file, can be viewed by clicking Here
UnrealIRCd OperMOTD File
An example of an UnrealIRCd OperMOTD file, can be viewed by clicking Here
Compiling UnrealIRCd
Click here, for a guide that demonstrates how to compile UnrealIRCd on Linux
UnrealRCd Channel Protection
How can UnrealIRCd protect your server and channels?
UnrealIRCd has a variety of modes that can protect your channels. Click Here to view them.