Hola lista!! Hace unos días alguien preguntó sobre un server ircd y realmente no sé si alguien le contestó o no pero bueno hoy navegando en mis archivos encontré este tutorial espero le sirva al que lo pidió y disculpen la demora saludos
Pd: está en inglés How to create an IRC Server - By Liran Cohen! I wasnt planning on it being this long, but if your a more advanced user you can skip alot of the reading Have fun!! In this tutorial i will show you how easy it is to create an IRCd with UnrealIRCd 3.2 running a Linux Box. First of all download the Unreal IRCD 3.2 Beta11 from: http://unreal.secure-tech.net/Unreal3.2-beta11.tar.gz - this was taken from the original unrealIRCD site www.unrealircd.com. When you have finished downloading it you have to decompress it and install it. I reccomend creating a seperate linux user that runs the unrealIRCd. Lets pretend this user is "ircd" your Unreal3.2-beta11.tar.gz file should be located in /home/ircd/ now type in the command: [ircd@server ircd]$ tar xvfz Unreal3.2-beta11.tar.gz after all of the files have been extracted go into the Unreal3.2 directory. [ircd@server ircd]$ cd Unreal3.2 in this folder there is an "INSTALL" file, there is no need to read this because I will explain what is said in it in this tutorial. now enter the following commands: [ircd@server Unreal3.2]$ ./Config I will go through the questions quickly... Do you have an insecure operating system and therefore want to use the server anti-spoof protection? [No] -> - leave this ad the default no [press enter] What directory are all the server configuration files in? [/home/ircd/Unreal3.2] -> - This asks you what directory your configuration files are in, i left it as default [press enter] What is the path to the ircd binary including the name of the binary? [/home/dome/Unreal3.2/src/ircd] -> - Also asks you where the binary files are located, also i left it as default [press Enter] Would you like to compile as a hub or as a leaf? Type Hub to select hub and Leaf to select leaf. [Hub] -> - This is totaly up to you, i myself left it as the default which is Hub [press enter] What is the hostname of the server running your IRCd? [yourserver.com] -> - enter the hostname of the server your running, most of this will be default but some will have to put in their own. In my case it was "linux-usrs.net" What should the default permissions for your configuration files be? (Set this to 0 to disable) It is strongly recommended that you use 0600 to prevent unwanted reading of the file [0600] -> - I would leave the default 0600 [press enter] Do you want to support SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) connections? [No] -> - again up to you, I put yes because to me its better Do you want to enable IPv6 support? [No] -> - this is depending on you, i do not need IPv6 support because i dont have IPv6 and msot people in the US do not either(if any) so i left the default. What listen() backlog value do you wish to use? Some older servers have problems with more than 5, others work fine with many more. [5] -> - again, these are your settings, i left the default.[press enter] How far back do you want to keep the nickname history? [2000] -> - another question that i suggest just leaving the default.[press enter] What is the maximum sendq length you wish to have? [3000000] -> - default as well.[press enter] How many buffer pools would you like? This number will be multiplied by MAXSENDQLENGTH. [9] -> - i again left the default, but this is depending on you. How many file descriptors (or sockets) can the IRCd use? [1024] -> - i highly suggest leaving this one as is. [press enter] Would you like any more parameters to configure? Write them here: []-> - just press enter (unless you know of ahead of time any more parimeters) Now it shold start configuring. wait till it is done you should see soemthing like this: __________________________________________________ | | | UnrealIRCd Compile-Time Config | |__________________________________________________| |__________________________________________________| | | | Now all you have to do is type 'make' and let it compile. | | When that's done, you will receive other instructions | | on what to do next. | | | |__________________________________________________| |__________________________________________________| | - The UnrealIRCd Team - | | | | * Stskeeps stske...@unrealircd.com | | * codemastr codema...@unrealircd.com | |__________________________________________________| Just do what it tells you to. [ircd@server Unreal3.2]$ make now it should start compiling the IRCd (almost done) at the end of compiling you should get this: ___________________________________________ | Compile is now complete. | | You should now read the documentation and learn | | how to configure your IRCd. | | | | If you really like UnrealIRCd, and would like to | | make a donation, please read the Donation file in | | this archive. :) | | | | Thanks for using Unreal IRCd! If you are in need | | for any kind of help regarding the IRCd please | | read the Unreal.nfo file. | |___________________________________________| almost home free :) now there has been a program created that helps you with further configuration that i HIGHLY reccomend using. (it will create unrealircd.conf for you) [ircd@server Unreal3.2]$ ./makeconf |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=| | Welcome to the unrealircd.conf generator. | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=| What will your server name be? (ie: Server.IRC.net) [Server.IRC.net] -> -here put in your the server name... irc.domain.com (remember to add this in your DNS Settigns!) What is your IRC server's IP? (ie: 1.2.3.4) Use * to bind to all interfaces [1.2.3.4] -> -put in the IP that your server is on... also irc.domain.com should point to this IP (example 209.42.44.106) Server comment? (ie: Main Hub Server) [IRC server!] -> -you can leave this as is, it really doesnt make a difference, or if your IRC Network has a name put that in it. Main port? (ie: 6667) [6667] -> -i suggest leaving this as is if u want it to be a public IRCD on the other had if you want it alittle hidden you can change it. Just make sure to let people know because they will need to know the port in order to log in What server numeric does the server have (range = 1..256) Must NOT be the same as other servers you link with [] -> -unless you are running multiple servers this wont matter to you, just leave it blank. What is your real name? (ie: John Doe) [Admin-name] -> -self explanitory. What is your IRC nickname? (ie: JD) [Admin] -> -just put in whatever nickname you usualy use when your on IRC. What is your e-mail address? (ie: j...@doe.com) [ad...@no.where.com] -> -also self explanitory. What will your opername be for your O:line? (ie: johndoe) [Admin] -> -O:line if you dont already know is IRCOp, you NEED this, i suggest using your Nick. What oper flags do you want to have? (ie: OAWZ) Some flags to choose from: o = local oper O = global oper N = network administrator A = server administrator C = co administrator T = technical administrator read unrealircd.doc for more info about O:line flags) [OAZHWe] -> -I suggest leaving it as as... it gives you all of them since you run the server its ok. (regular OPers on the otherhand should just have the global Op, we will get to that later What will your /oper password be? (ie: snoopy67) [password] -> -this password is the password you will use when doing an O:line - REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD! What is your user@host mask on IRC? (ie: *@*.toronto.globalserve.net) [*@*] -> -find out your host mask on IRC this is how the server knows its your O:line and not someone else. Its NOT reccomended to make it *@* because if your password is guessed your screwed.) What do you want your die password to be? [diepass] -> -self explanitory, just make a PW that you can remember. What do you want your restart password to be? [restartpass] -> -same as above. If your running services, or linking to a network that has services, please state the services servername. If you are running a non-services network, just type 'next' [Services.IRC-Net.Org] -> -self explanitory most of you will type 'next' Would you like to configure any servers for linking? Type the servername, or type 'done' when finished. [done] -> -most of you will just do done. Would you like any extra ports, other than 6667? Enter them here. Type 'done' when you are finished. Type 'default' to use 6665-6669/7000. [default] -> -this is up to you - i added a few more ports just because it doesnt hurt. OK, unrealircd.conf has been generated according to what you specified. Make sure you double check for errors in unrealircd.conf. We recommend that you take a look at your unrealircd.conf right now. Thanks for using UnrealIRCd Have a nice day. [Press enter to continue] w00h00!! You think your done?? Not yet.... sorry Almost there though. now with your favorite text editor edit the "template.network" file in your /home/ircd/Unreal3.2/networks directory it should look like this: set { network-name "IRC"; // sets the name of your network default-server "irc.ircnet.org"; // sets the address of your default server (like irc.dal.net) services-server "services.ircnet.org"; // sets the name of your services server stats-server "stats.ircnet.org"; // sets the name of your stats server help-channel "#IRC"; // sets the name of your help channel hiddenhost-prefix "mpx"; // sets the prefix for the hidden hosts prefix-quit "Quit:"; // sets the first word to be used in a quit message hosts { local "locop.ircnet.org"; // sets the host to be given to locops global "ircop.ircnet.org"; // sets the host to be given to global ops coadmin "coadmin.ircnet.org"; // sets the host to be given to coadmins admin "admin.ircnet.org"; // sets the host to be given to admins servicesadmin "serviceop.ircnet.org"; // sets the host to be given to services admins netadmin "netadmin.ircnet.org"; // sets the host to be given to netadmins host-on-oper-up "off"; // sets whether to assign the hosts on oper up }; }; change the settings to what you would like... again this is all self explanitory... most of it will be irc.domain.com now i will paste my file into here what it looked like after i edited it, with some comments of course /* * Linux Users IRC Network (irc.linux-users.net) Network Configuration File * * Added-at: 29 July 2002 22:04 * Author: Liran * Email: ecmd...@yahoo.com */ set { network-name "Linux Users IRC Network"; //name of the network kline-address "*!*@linux-users.net"; default-server "irc.linux-users.net"; services-server "irc.linux-users.net"; stats-server "irc.linux-users.net"; help-channel "#help"; //help channel :) nameserver "linux-users.net"; //DNS Nameserver hiddenhost-prefix "hide"; cloak-keys { "334234"; // make sure these are ALL RANDOM NUMBERS!!!! "496345"; "634574"; }; hosts { local "irc.linux-users.net"; global "irc.linux-users.net"; coadmin "irc.linux-users.net"; admin "irc.linux-users.net"; servicesadmin "irc.linux-users.net"; techadmin ""; netadmin "irc.linux-users.net"; host-on-oper-up yes; //put this to yes! }; modes-on-connect "+wx"; //the wx are good to have especial x (it masks the users host, for security resons) auto-join "#linux-users"; //channels to auto-join when the server is accessed. }; save this as "servername.network" One more step and your finished. now in your /home/ircd/Unreal3.2 directory edit the "unrealircd.conf" file if you would like to add OPers its really not hard, look for your name and password that you set up as your O:line and do the same for the others, one difference is take out the A for network administartor. at the bottom of the file add this in: include "networks/linux-users.network"; //where "networks/linux-users.network" is the file we edited. now save and exit. in your Unreal3.2 directory type the following command: [ircd@server Unreal3.2]$ ./unreal start VOILA!!! your server is up and running, or it should be if you followed the instructions correctly Have fun and dont kick/ban too many people, they might not come back lol Also reply or e-mail me (ecmd...@yahoo.com) if you have any problems... 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