As the topic says, I am confused about what kind of IRC network is my bot running on.
When I connect to server, I get this:
Dec 23 11:11:11 --- Your host is irc.server.net, running version tr-ircd(kenora)-5.0(01)-r#3
Dec 23 11:11:11 --- This server was created Sun Nov 17 2002 at 23:38:02 CST
Dec 23 11:11:11 --- irc.server.net tr-ircd(kenora)-5.0(01)-r#3 aAinorRtwx abcefhiIklmMnNoOpqrRstTuvxz abefhIklMouvz
Dec 23 11:11:11 --- NOQUIT SAFELIST INVEX EXCEPTS WALLCHOPS MAP USERIP CHARSET=rfc1459 CASEMAPPING=rfc1459 MAXBANS=100 TOPICLEN=307 KICKLEN=307 :are available on this server
Dec 23 11:11:11 --- WATCH=128 MODES=13 SILENCE=10 NICKLEN=30 CHANTYPES=&# PREFIX=(uohv).@%+ CHANMODES=abehIMouvz,k,fl,cimnNOpqrRstTx NETWORK=Server MAXCHANNELS=10 :are available on this server
I just tried to guess and set up the bot's config file like this:
set net-type 5
#set check-mode-r 1
set nick-len 30
set max-modes 30
set max-bans 20
#set kick-method 1
#set modes-per-line 3
#set include-lk 1
#set use-354 0
#set rfc-compliant 1
If you have any comments about this I would appreciate them.
How to find out what kind of IRC network is it?
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IImoq
From the server's page:
IRCD Software
The TR-IRCD 5.0 is no longer based only on Bahamut, though the procotol modules use the same definition. Network code, and module code ideas are borrowed from hybrid-7, the coming EFnet ircd. Information about hybrid can be gained on http://www.the-project.org/
By the way, server's URL is:
http://tr-ircd.sourceforge.net/
In case that helps.
Thank you for your answer
IRCD Software
The TR-IRCD 5.0 is no longer based only on Bahamut, though the procotol modules use the same definition. Network code, and module code ideas are borrowed from hybrid-7, the coming EFnet ircd. Information about hybrid can be gained on http://www.the-project.org/
By the way, server's URL is:
http://tr-ircd.sourceforge.net/
In case that helps.
Thank you for your answer