Services Services, which Services

Sun Feb 6 22:01:34 EST 2005

No you don't, you can just connect it to a local server on the same shell as you would connecting 2 different ircds together on the same ip.
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael <xeon at xshellr8.com>
To: "General IRCD-Hybrid Discussion" <hybrid at lists.ircd-hybrid.org>
Subject: Re: Services Services, which Services
Date: Sun, 06 Feb 2005 18:52:46 -0800

> 
> After reviewing a bunch of these Services, I decided upon Hybserv2, 
> but I have some basic questions I'm sure many of you can answer.
> 
> I have somewhat of a technical question concerning hybserv if 
> anyone here can answer it I'd appreciate it.
> 
> Do you have to have a seperate IP to support this service?  How is 
> this usually done?
> 
> I plan on joining the Hybserv mailing list in a few minutes, but I 
> thought I'd go ahead and get a quick answer to this question here.
> 
> Thanks for your replies in advance,
> 
> Michael
> 
> Michael wrote:
> 
> > Rachel, this information is phenominal.  Thank you very much for 
> > taking your time to write all of this information, it's 
> > appreciated a great deal.
> >
> > This is literally going to save me hours of searching.
> >
> > Thanks again,
> >
> > Michael
> >
> > Rachel Llorenna wrote:
> >
> >> I don't personally use IRC services, but I have in the past come
> >> across quite a few. The services are broken into mainly three groups;
> >> DALnet-style, EFnet-style and Undernet-style. The common NickServ,
> >> MemoServ, ChanServ and so forth are DALnet; whereas AuthServ,
> >> ChanServ, etc are Undernet. ChanFix is EFnet and requires only minimal
> >> operator intervention. Only the DALnet-style allows nickname
> >> registration; Undernet-style only permits username registration;
> >> EFnet-style records channels automatically based on a set of
> >> predefined parameters.
> >>
> >> People generally seem to prefer DALnet-style services. However, they
> >> will require a few new ircd-hybrid modules to be installed, as those
> >> services require commands like SVSNICK (FORCENICK) which don't exist
> >> in stock ircd-hybrid. Please keep in mind that ircd-hybrid was never
> >> designed for use in conjunction with services, and using ircd-hybrid
> >> with IRC services is therefore not supported. Here is a list of a few
> >> DALnet-style IRC service clones I've come across:
> >> - HybServ2: This is the most commonly used services package for
> >> TS-compatible servers, including ircd-hybrid, ircd-ratbox and csircd.
> >> The services pseudoclients include NickServ, ChanServ, MemoServ,
> >> OperServ, HelpServ, SeenServ and GlobalNoticer. You can view the CVS
> >> repository at http://hybserv.dyndns.org/ or download
> >> http://www.wohmart.com/ircd/'s copy at
> >> http://www.wohmart.com/ircd/pub/irc_misc/hybserv-20040824_3.tar.gz
> >> (24th of August 2004)
> >> - FreeWorld Services: These are services that were developed for the
> >> FreeWorld IRC Network, but are currently under a development hiatus.
> >> The services are driven by SQL and have a BotServ. A mirrored copy can
> >> be found at http://www.wohmart.com/ircd/pub/irc_misc/fwserv-1.0alpha4.tgz
> >> - IRC Services: One of the first IRC Services packages, upon which
> >> many other services sets are based. This includes NickServ, ChanServ
> >> and MemoServ. The ircd-hybrid support is experimental and requires
> >> that you use ircd-hybrid-7.0 or 7.1 (which is currently in beta) due
> >> to its requirement of m_tburst.c. This also means that the services
> >> will not function under ircd-ratbox or csircd. The web site is at
> >> http://www.ircservices.esper.net/
> >> - Anope: Based on the now-obsolete Epona, Anope has quite a few
> >> features, including NickServ, ChanServ, MemoServ, StatServ, OperServ,
> >> HostServ, BotServ, HelpServ, Global, DevNull. The web site is at
> >> http://www.anope.org/
> >>
> >> Undernet-style services are few and far between, and I am personally
> >> only aware of one project that develops a service compatible with the
> >> TS protocol.
> >> - Shrike IRC Services: This provides a clone of the AuthServ and
> >> ChanServ found on Undernet for username and channel registration. It
> >> is currently under development for the Malkier IRC Network. The web
> >> site is at http://shrike.malkier.net/
> >>
> >> There are only three main EFnet-style (ChanFix) services publicly
> >> available that qualify as free/open source software.
> >> - OpenChanFix: A project started before the release of the actual
> >> services.int package from comstud, OpenChanFix is a module that
> >> provides a ChanFix pseudoclient and attempts to reverse-engineer some
> >> of the techniques used on EFnet ChanFix. This means that they do not
> >> operate in the same way. The web site is at http://openchanfix.net/
> >> - ChanFix: The original EFnet ChanFix was released by comstud some
> >> time ago. This includes both ChanFix and the JUPES services. However,
> >> there is very little documentation available, development is slow (if
> >> indeed comstud is still developing them at all), and it performs all
> >> logging via syslog(). Only experienced users should use this. These
> >> services are available from comstud's web site at
> >> http://www.codestud.com/services/
> >> - mchanfix: A version of EFnet ChanFix, cleaned up for use with
> >> musircd. The protocol is slightly different, so it may not function
> >> properly with ircd-hybrid. One may require a bit of ircd programming
> >> experience to make them function seamlessly. A copy can be found at
> >> http://musirc.sourceforge.net/mchanfix.tar.gz
> >>
> >> On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 03:44:13 -0800, Michael <xeon at xshellr8.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>> I've been looking over some of the options for services that can be used
> >>> with Hybrid and I'd like to get peoples opinnion here on which ones they
> >>> recommend.  I'm new to this ircd (as you all know) and would appreciate
> >>> your opinnions before I exhert any effort in this area.
> >>>
> >>> Thanks for your reply in advance,
> >>>
> >>> Michael
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >


                              ~Jack~

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