Carlo, Are you now threatening to stop maintaining a version of ircu that undernet neither maintain nor supports, and that is only maintained and supported (and used?) by.. hmmm.. you?
Please, I beg you to reconsider. All your time and efforts are very appreciated, by some people. I'm sure. I think. BTW, I think all those people who stole your GPL code should go to jail. It oughta be illegal to take someone else's work and re-use it and even redistribute it for free without paying you royalties. It goes against what open source software and the GPL are all about: control and dictatorship. I firmly believe that you are entitled to control all the enhancements to the P10 protocol. Like you said, you created it! Nobody should be allowed to modify it without your consent. Perhaps Undernet would be more stable and in otherwise better shape if you were still in charge. I bet we could reach over 100k users with your help! The Internet really isn't what it used to be. I feel your pain. Best regards and good luck, /Robin On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Carlo Wood wrote: > On Wed, Apr 03, 2002 at 06:41:21PM +0200, ULtimaTe_ wrote: > > I don't think that would work man, > > CS6.0 and CS5.1 aren't P10 compatible, that' your problem > > the only channelservice running on ircu2.10.* is cmaster-module in gnuworld > > It it slightly annoying that people so easily steal my creation. > P10 is what I designed and is what is described on > http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/irc/P10.html > > When undernet changed the server-server protocol since, > then another name should be used for it, not "P10". > > The Universal ircd (http://ircu.sf.net/) is still P10 compatible, > and will work with any other service that is P10. > > Its annoying enough that undernet still uses the name 'ircu' > for their ircd (very confusing for a lot of people). Clearly > undernet doesn't NEED the name to keep a user base: the only > user base that undernet should be interested in are the admins > of undernet. But well, its too late anyway for me keep/get a > userbase now - millions of other networks have already switched > to 2.10.10 (smart move huh, the version bump) and I might as > well stop maintaining Universal ircd completely... > > -- > Carlo Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
