Re: POCO IRC Proxy plugin
OK thanks for the explanation. I think I got, but I have to play around with it, I guess. it sounds very interesting though!!! On Feb 22, 2014, at 7:42 PM, Rocco Caputo rcap...@pobox.com wrote: The docs say it's a simple bouncer that lets you hide many bots and/or clients behind a single IRC connection. Benefits? If you're developing bots that crash a lot, you can hide them behind a stable proxy that doesn't annoy everyone with frequent reconnections. If you develop a lot of bots, you can put them all behind one IRC connection. This may keep you from being banned by servers that have low connection limits. If a channel lets you only have one bot, you can cheat. :) Other things, only limited by the intersection of the implemented features and your imagination! -- Rocco Caputo rcap...@pobox.com On Feb 22, 2014, at 15:49, Celso Barriga cbarr...@gmail.com wrote: Can somebody please tell me what this plugin actually do? I've read the docs, and if I understand it correctly, by default, it opens up a random port on localhost (if no bindaddress and binport are specified) where the POCO IRC would then connect to. What's the advantage of doing this and what does this give me? Thanks in advance. Best regards, Celso
POCO IRC Proxy plugin
Can somebody please tell me what this plugin actually do? I've read the docs, and if I understand it correctly, by default, it opens up a random port on localhost (if no bindaddress and binport are specified) where the POCO IRC would then connect to. What's the advantage of doing this and what does this give me? Thanks in advance. Best regards, Celso
Re: POCO IRC Proxy plugin
The docs say it's a simple bouncer that lets you hide many bots and/or clients behind a single IRC connection. Benefits? If you're developing bots that crash a lot, you can hide them behind a stable proxy that doesn't annoy everyone with frequent reconnections. If you develop a lot of bots, you can put them all behind one IRC connection. This may keep you from being banned by servers that have low connection limits. If a channel lets you only have one bot, you can cheat. :) Other things, only limited by the intersection of the implemented features and your imagination! -- Rocco Caputo rcap...@pobox.com On Feb 22, 2014, at 15:49, Celso Barriga cbarr...@gmail.com wrote: Can somebody please tell me what this plugin actually do? I've read the docs, and if I understand it correctly, by default, it opens up a random port on localhost (if no bindaddress and binport are specified) where the POCO IRC would then connect to. What's the advantage of doing this and what does this give me? Thanks in advance. Best regards, Celso
Re: POCO IRC Proxy plugin
L On Saturday, February 22, 2014, Rocco Caputo rcap...@pobox.com wrote: The docs say it's a simple bouncer that lets you hide many bots and/or clients behind a single IRC connection. Benefits? If you're developing bots that crash a lot, you can hide them behind a stable proxy that doesn't annoy everyone with frequent reconnections. If you develop a lot of bots, you can put them all behind one IRC connection. This may keep you from being banned by servers that have low connection limits. If a channel lets you only have one bot, you can cheat. :) Other things, only limited by the intersection of the implemented features and your imagination! -- Rocco Caputo rcap...@pobox.com javascript:; On Feb 22, 2014, at 15:49, Celso Barriga cbarr...@gmail.comjavascript:; wrote: Can somebody please tell me what this plugin actually do? I've read the docs, and if I understand it correctly, by default, it opens up a random port on localhost (if no bindaddress and binport are specified) where the POCO IRC would then connect to. What's the advantage of doing this and what does this give me? Thanks in advance. Best regards, Celso
