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Posted: Jun 29, 2004 4:33pm Post subject: simple services |
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| I'm running a local ircd and am looking for extremely simple services. This would be for unreal. Currently we only allow people on the server based on a username and password (allow {}) but I'ld like to add that certain users are ops in certain rooms always and no one else can be. I don't need nickserv or chanserv because the rooms are limited (allow channel {}) and users can't change there nicks (mod of unreal) anyone got any ideas? |
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mouselike Idler

Joined: 09 Dec 2003 Posts: 261
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Posted: Jun 29, 2004 5:17pm Post subject: |
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Simple services, 3 options here
1. Anope services
2. Andy churches IRC Services
For the 2 above, you can always link in services and disable the psudeo clients you dont want or need, or even limit them to SRA use only.
Id say use auspice services but I dont know how well they are in coding state or stage for unreal as their are always dropping and readding support for ircd's or how bugfree its become, probably still in unstable a bit compared to the 2 above, but thats my 2 cents.
3. Set up a a Eggdrop bot
A eggdrop would be sufficient enough otherwise, would protect the channels quite easily, load a simple init-server tcl script to oper up then op itself then deoper etc so its always protecting a channel as unreal allows with sufficient privlages to/for one to op itself.
Regards. |
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katsklaw Guru

Joined: 28 Jun 2004 Posts: 1122
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Posted: Jun 29, 2004 7:28pm Post subject: |
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I think Anope would be the better option, modules are so easy a 2nd grader can load them. You can restict the usage of ChanServ to IRCops if needed. don't want NickServ .. no prob .. simply change NickServ's nick to something obscure. SQL database actually works (last I checked IRCServices was still in dev).
I don't know how many modules there are for IRCServices but Anope is currently at about 110. Just about anything you'd need, plus you can request a module and it just might get coded. |
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