>> Hi, where can i get the latest ircu for windows?
> I'm not sure what the url is, but it is pretty old, you're probably
> better off installing Linux or FreeBSD and using ircu on that. The
> last ircu port for Windows was 2.10.02 or thereabouts ... :/
Last time I checked, there was a download for the ircu2.10.02 from
www.wircds.com for Windows. There are a few different IRCds on that
site too, all under the downloads page, using the drop down lists,
along with various services for the servers. But as suggested, it's
probably best to run it on a linux or FreeBSD system, and get the
latest version from the coder-com website.
> It -should- be possible to get ircu to work with windows, perhaps
> with cygwin, with a certain amount of work. I seem to recall there
> being a rather large list of said work, though.
I tried compiling in cygwin, and got a few errors, and takes a fair
bit of work to get around them (not that easy if you're not a coder...
like me ;)
I do hope I didn't overstep my mark as an observer on this list, I
thought I could contribute with this little extra bit, seeing as I've
done some work with windows based IRCds recently.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Amarande [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001
To: thegoblin [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Coder-Com]
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> At 06:57 PM 9/15/01 +0200, you wrote:
>> Hi, where can i get the latest ircu for windows?
> I'm not sure what the url is, but it is pretty old, you're probably
> better off installing Linux or FreeBSD and using ircu on that. The
> last ircu port for Windows was 2.10.02 or thereabouts ... :/
> It -should- be possible to get ircu to work with windows, perhaps
> with cygwin, with a certain amount of work. I seem to recall there
> being a rather large list of said work, though.
> If you -really- want to try ircd on windows (I HIGHLY recommend
> Linux instead), you -might- try Hybrid. IIRC, I managed to get Hybrid
> to almost completely compile, the only reason I never got to test it
> being that I could not find a suitable libresolv to link with. (I.e.,
> it took a minimum of coaxing for the .c files to compile, but without
> libresolv.dll, no dice on the final executable ...)
> (Guys, maybe we should have a FAQ with this kind of stuff in it? ...
> We seem to get this query once every month or two at least ...)
> -- Amarande
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