Howdy all, me again :)
I'm trying to revive some Java code I wrote back in the early days of
u2.10.11. I had attempted to implement AsLL support at that time, but
with little success. I've been playing with it for a few days on
u2.10.12.12, and I think I got it right more or less:
[RECV] AB
On 10 Dec 2007, at 17:49, Tom Rons wrote:
> Now it reports 2048 for currrent and max and guess what, ircd runs...
> How peculiar that you first have to raise the FD limit manually to fix
> the max limit, at least to me it seems. :)
OK, last run. I have tried everything again from scratch
On 10 Dec 2007, at 15:04, Tom Rons wrote:
> On 10 Dec 2007, at 06:03, Michael Poole wrote:
>> One early step would be to change line 185 in s_bsd.c (the "error
>> setting max fd's" line) to something like this:
>> fprintf(stderr, "error setting max f
On 10 Dec 2007, at 06:03, Michael Poole wrote:
> One early step would be to change line 185 in s_bsd.c (the "error
> setting max fd's" line) to something like this:
> fprintf(stderr, "error setting max fds to %d: %s\n", limit,
> strerror(errno));
> That would at least give the error message, alt
Hello,
I am running into an error when trying to start u2.10.12.12 on MacOS X
10.5.1. I got the latest release through cvs and it compiled
flawlessly. However, after I create an ircd.conf in the "new syntax",
when I try to start the daemon I get the following error: "error
setting max fd'
ich I think you will
generally always be).
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list at all, if you're not on the channel).
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storage size of 'tm_now' is unknown)
> make[1]: *** [userload.o] Fout 1
(Error 1)
> make[1]: Weggaan uit map `/home/maxhosting/ircu2.10/ircd'
(Leaving directory)
Just thought it might come in handy to know what they mean ;P
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new..
But if you'd want to go the AWAY message style, why send a string at
all? Just send the away token for client X and that will be that.
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t; #2. Where can I find a better command list than
> /help?
The doc directory, and you could read the notes in the source code.
> #3. Whats the commad to change host? (VHOST = Unknown command)
There is none, this isn't supported by ircu.
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in for another purpose.
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> What if we had a mode +c (this is an example btw), for no
> mIRC colors?
> Before sending messages to the channel, it would check for mIRC
> colors...and strip them if +c was enabled. This would prevent
> a lot of
> bans from occurring...
This wouldn't be implemented on Undernet because it
er to be internally accepted. If you try and
add a C:line with an invalid hostname, and rehash, you'll see the result
in /stats C.
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> As you will remember, I added this password stuff to it
> a long long time ago. Before it is released there needs
> to be some more discussions and coding I think.
> I forgot what it was though - it has been such a long time :/
Op levels and channel upass/Apass? :p
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e correct. I got the syntax from doc/readme.asll in
the cvs repository.
On a sidenote, could someone provide me the correct syntax for an
RPING/RPONG combination? I can't seem to make much of this either..
> Hope this helps.
> Dave
Thanks anyway :)
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g?
(It's 4:30 AM here btw ;)
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channels in ircd 2.10 using ircd.conf
You don't. IRCU doesn't support a thing like permanent channels,
channels are destroyed once they are empty. If you don't want them to be
destroyed, then make sure something is sitting in them at all times
(e.g. a channel service automaton).
ust this moment it
> looked like it needed to run as root but was somehow failing.
> Just a thought.
Hmm, you have a point there. Depending on how it is interpreted by the
person installing it, it may well look like a failure to run as root.
I too think it would be a good idea to change it.
r being maintained by
Microsoft either :/
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ugh, is the 40 the combined
> channel ban +
> > Xban limit or is it 40 X bans + 40 channel bans?
> > stoney`
IIRC, X internally maintains a ban count, and also limits the bans to 40
or so. But indeed, if it wanted to, it could activate more bans, as the
server-side limit only appl
r banlists, and everyone's happy.
Perhaps we should gather some general statistics and gather numbers on
the average ban count, and how much extra bans per X users should be
granted?
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TRUCT
but actually still exist. Shouldn't BURSTs be allowed again in .11 so
that it will be compatible with .12 in the future?
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PS: I know I'm asking this very early in the .12 development stage, bu
mentation
too. So overall, it seemed best to remove them.
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will see that user as a regular channel
member, while actually, he/she is voiced.
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with unless we find a way to
actually fix it instead of trying to circumvent it.
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> can you include some error messages?
I doubt that there were any error messages:
> > [...] the gmake stalls at the point where the cservice.cc messages
show [...]
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g.
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> I am in search of the latest version of ircu2.9.* but am unable to find
> it anywhere. Any suggestions?
Last time I checked, it was on the ftp server.
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ed a question that had been bugging me for quite a
while, I'd be rich by now. Often, there are also great ideas that people
have, but aren't realised, or at least not anytime soon. It gives the
observers a chance to try and take on one of those items on their own.
> regards
>
> NicoS
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eed annoying. Personally, I don't see the problem in a bunch of
idling users. If one asks a question to which no one knows the answer, there
will be no response either, which gives the same impression. Now where to go
to hang around and watch the technical discussion flow by, and lear
ake[1]: Leaving directory `/projects/cout/ircu2.10/ircd'
cout@seth:~/ircu2.10$
Any help in getting this to compile would be appreciated.
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Correct me
if I'm wrong :)
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y for some years to come, even for Undernet.
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nly works with ircu up
until u2.10.07 (u2.10.08 for Universal). If you want to use IRCore services,
you should downgrade your ircd, it's that simple.
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>
> Is there some kind of Spam/DOS-prevention that could cause this
> behaviour?
>
Yes, ircu contains client connection throtte code, which disallows fast
multiple connections from the same ip address. This is to protect the
server from clone attacks.
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> C Nothing
> CAAAB Nothing
> CAAAC Nothing
>
> How would this appear in a burst message?
AA B #Channel 1016220367 +tn
C,CAAAB,CAAAC,A:o,B,AAAAC,B:v,BAAAB,BAAAC
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he list exceed 30 were probably one of the bans placed
by X. Since X is on it's own service server, it is not limited by the 30
bans limit that applies to clients on regular servers. This is thus normal
behaviour
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hear..
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From: "Mathieu Rene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 9:51 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [Co
ches/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi was not found on this
server.
>
Which is normal, since cvsweb is located at
http://coder-com.undernet.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi ; The location you
specified never existed AFAIK.
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t bursting, simply
because this is where the collisions are found, and a server basically
doesn't have any business killing clients after that phase.
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umber in this field
must be different on every server in the network, otherwise they will cause
a collision. This server numeric is used as a unique identifier for your
server in the P10 server-to-server protocol used by ircu.
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t humour), I
am wondering if there is any channel on Undernet related to the discussion
of the previously mentioned topics. Just a channel where you are allowed to
'idle' every now and then without being thrown out. Thanks
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- Original Message -
From: "Bin Duan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tom Rons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 7:52 PM
Subject: Re:Re: Re:Re: [Coder-Com] server response time is too slow when
using LIST command
> I have an application
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From: "Bin Duan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tom Rons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 7:32 PM
Subject: Re:Re: [Coder-Com] server response time is too slow when using LIST
command
> So do I have any solutions to t
I mean. Bahamut uses a similar mechnism,
that goes by the name 'SAFELIST'.
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Bin Duan
>
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compatibility with RFC1459, for
the client<->server communication.
>
> Thanks
>
> //Kristian Trenskow
> Outlet @ Quakenet
>
>
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dition that it
would be approved by the routing committee, which most likely won't happen
as the previous declination stated they have enough Norwegian servers at the
moment.
>Hope it wouldnt be any problem for us to make a try - and hoping for a
positive answer.
>regards Hydro
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