> I have a patch against the latest released ircu that adds a bofh mode.
> It is essentially a hack, that gives a oper with a special useflag (G)
> to act as a op everywhere on the network.
can't you just enable opmode?
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most ircds have it as a constant.
the advantage of a constant is that fixed length buffers can be used for
speed.
the disadvantage is you have to recompile to change it.
On Sun, 13 Jun 2004, peter green wrote:
> doesn't gnuworld itself have a nicklen constant?
Is it really necessary to
doesn't gnuworld itself have a nicklen constant?
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sounds like you've enabled realible clock on servers without reliable clocks
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did you remember ./configure before make?
also you are very unlikely to be allowed to link to undernet the routing
comitte require very fast connection *and* an admin with a clue
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ok this should solve your problem
http://www.hfautism.com/filterproxy.exe
run it with the irc server you wan' to use as a command line perameter
for example
filterproxy eu.undernet.org
then tell mschat to connect to localhost
and it should work
note : i don't actually have a copy of mschat so i ha
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peter green wrote:
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> ok tonight i'll try to code a sanitiseing proxy, mscaht connects to
> localhost my program connect
ok tonight i'll try to code a sanitiseing proxy, mscaht connects to
localhost my program connects on to the irc server then the program will
parse the traffic flowing from the irc server back to mschat and rebuild it
in a form mschat can handle
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for those of you who wan't to run gnuworld but don't have the disk space or
cannot get root access to install postgresql I would like to make it known
that in the next few days the linux/freebsd version of bworld should be
being released
it currently comes with the following bots
abot an auth servi
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peter green wrote:
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> i said end site not end user
>
> in other words a home connection will likely get a /48
> so will a large university site
>
it's li
i said end site not end user
in other words a home connection will likely get a /48
so will a large university site
If every end user were allocated a /48, clone control would not be a big
problem: just ignore the last 48 bits of the address. The harder problem
is that some end users are allocate
the way i would be inclient to implement a binary server - server protocol
would be as follows
perameters shorter than 64 chars would have a one byte prefix with the msb
0 for a perameter other than the last or 1 for the last perameter
the second most significant bit would be 0
the low 6 bits
firstly as most of you are no doubt aware 4 of the worlds 6 largest irc
networks are running p10 ircd's
would it not be easier to have a single codebase and have each network
#define out the features they don't require rather than everyone haveing to
make a patch work against a radically change
anding commands with just /n is allowed by all irc servers thaty i have
encountered
mirc sends this way and that is the worlds most popular irc client so no net
would dare disallow it
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hmm a desynched op shouldn't happen in the first place
how did you create the desynch?
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one option is to use a * in the ip field so a server can link form anywhere
then set a very strong password
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the best soloution i can think of for the mschat users would be for them to
run a relay which breaks up the messages and rebuilds them the way mschat
likes them
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Subject: [Coder-Com] a minor bug with mschat and the undernet?
Date: Sat, 26
but only a chanop in a channel a user joins can do that to a user and you
would need to get them back in after a sucessfull ban to continue testing
maybe it would work if a usaer had on both auto join on invite and auto
rejoin on kick but it would still
assumeing both of theese were on it would
running an irc daemon as root is a bad idea for security reasons
therefore you should run it as a user with the minumum permissions required
to make it run
now for some reason rather than expecting server admins to be sensible and
take responsibility for thier own security they force them to do
a netburst DOES flood clients it's just the flooding is only a problem in
very large channels you get similar flood problems on first joining a verry
large channel which is the whole reason for this auditorium stuff
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you do until everyone happens to leave and someone else steals ops
another option would be to make +channels start with no ops but be otherwise
normal
so an ircop could use /opmode in there if nessacerry
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you could broadcast the +v to clients whenever an opped and voiced client
uses thier opsr loses their ops
eg. if the user is opped and voiced when they are deoped clients will be
sent
:user2 mode -o+v user1 user1
rather than
:user2 mode -o user1
that should fix the problem
>From: "Tom Rons
i have an idea
one should have a seperate hard length and soft length
the hard length would be the maximum length a server could handle
the soft length would be the maximum length a client directly connected to a
server would be allowed to use
so you could increase the hard length slowly first
hmm kev
what does u2.10.11 do if it gets a hostname with an ! in form another
server?
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I think i have a soloution to your problem which would requier much less
upheavel
first you add a channel mode which redirects limit blocked clients to
another channel
then you have a bot which replicates the traffic
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>put this at the top of /etc/resolv.conf:
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>domain yourisp.net
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bind?
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>lonfigure? I must have made a typo... it should be konfigure
>
>and did you install bind like
it will not build
first i got errors about a file called lonfigure missing
copying configure.in to lonfigure.in and configure to lonfigure fixed this
but i then got nonexistent function errors from res.c when linking
can you help
plugwash
On Sat, 25 May 2002 22:05:41 +1000 "Aaron Mason" wrot
if anyone has managed to get ircu to build under cygwin please e-mail
modified sources to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (it has a larger capacity than this
e-mail address :) )
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