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Thread name: "[Gutl-l] Re Sobre Servidor IRCd" Mail number: 1 Date: Fri, May 24, 2013 In reply to: Abel Bordón Durán > > 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... > > > La Universidad Máximo Gómez Báez de Ciego de Ãvila espera con júbilo su > 35 Aniversario > > > -- > Este mensaje ha sido analizado por MailScanner > en busca de virus y otros contenidos peligrosos, > y se considera que está limpio. > > ------------ próxima parte ------------ > Se ha borrado un adjunto en formato HTML... > URL: > <http://listas.jovenclub.cu/pipermail/gutl-l/attachments/20130524/d8d00aa3/attachment.html> > ______________________________________________________________________ > Lista de correos del Grupo de Usuarios de Tecnologías Libres de Cuba. > Gutl-l@jovenclub.cu > https://listas.jovenclub.cu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gutl-l -- -------- Warning! ------------ 100'000 pelos de escoba fueron introducidos satisfactoriamente en su puerto USB. -- Este mensaje ha sido analizado por MailScanner en busca de virus y otros contenidos peligrosos, y se considera que está limpio. ______________________________________________________________________ Lista de correos del Grupo de Usuarios de Tecnologías Libres de Cuba. 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