Debian 7でUnrealIRCdチャットサーバーを実行する方法

apt-get install sudo

adduser ircd sudo

su ircd

cd ~

// loadmodule “src/modules/commands.so”;
// loadmodule “src/modules/cloak.so”;

/* FOR *NIX, uncomment the following 2lines: */
loadmodule "src/modules/commands.so";
loadmodule "src/modules/cloak.so";

me
{
       name "";
       info "";
       numeric 1;
};

admin {
       "";
       "";
       "";
};

class           clients
{
       pingfreq 90;
       maxclients 500;
       sendq 100000;
       recvq 8000;
};

class           servers
{
       pingfreq 90;
       maxclients 10;          /* Max servers we can have linked at a time */
       sendq 1000000;
       connfreq 100; /* How many seconds between each connection attempt */
};

allow {
       ip             *@*;
       hostname       *@*;
       class           clients;
       maxperip 5;

};

/* Passworded allow line */
allow {
       ip             *@255.255.255.255;
       hostname       *@*.passworded.people;
       class           clients;
       password "f00Ness";
       maxperip 1;
};

   allow channel {
       channel "#WarezSucks";
       class "clients";
   };

oper  {
   class clients;
   from {
       userhost *@*;
   };
   password "";
   flags {
       global;
       netadmin;
       can_gkline;
       can_gzline;
       can_zline;
       can_kline;
       can_unkline;
       can_restart;
       can_die;
       can_rehash;
   };
   swhois "";
};

listen      *:6697
{
   options
   {
       ssl;
       clientsonly;
   };
};

listen *:8067;
listen *:6667;

listen [fd3a::a1c9:b311:985e]:6667

link            hub.mynet.com
{
       username        *;
       hostname        1.2.3.4;
       bind-ip         *;
       port            7029;
       hub             *;
       password-connect "LiNk";
       password-receive "LiNk";
       class           servers;
               options {
                       /* Note: You should not use autoconnect when linking services */
                       autoconnect;
                       ssl;
                       zip;
               };
};

ulines {
       ;
       ;
};

drpass {
   restart "";
   die "";
};

motd ircd.motd;

...

rules ircd.rules

/*
tld {
   ...
};
*/

ban nick/ip {
   mask [""/]; // Banned nick or IP
   reason "";
};

/*
ban nick {
       mask "*C*h*a*n*S*e*r*v*";
       reason "Reserved for Services";
};
*/

ban realname {
   mask "";
   reason "";
};

except ban {
   // My username is sigtau--don't ban me!
   mask
};

deny dcc {
   filename "*sub7*"; // note that this supports wildcards
   reason "Possible Sub7 Virus";
};

deny channel {
   channel "*warez*";
   reason "Warez is illegal";
   class "clients";
};

vhost {
   vhost       i.hate.microsefrs.com;
   from {
       userhost *@*.image.dk;
   };
   login       stskeeps;
   password    moocowsrulemyworld;
};

set {
   network-name ""; // This is the name of the network reported to clients
                  // upon joining, and in many popular IRC clients, is the
                  // formal name used for tabbed view and logs.
   default-server ""; // Replace this with your server's domain--the
                    // daemon reports this to the client as being
                    // the network's proper hostname.
   services-server ""; // If you plan to add services to your
                          // IRC server, use the same domain as
                          // above, e.g. services.mydomain.com.
                          // Even if you aren't going to run
                          // services, you should do this anyway.
   stats-server ""; // Same as the above, except with stats
                    // stats servers.
   help-channel ""; // Set this to a be your network's official "help
               // channel" so that users have a place to go in case
               // they need help with something that only an IRCop
               // or server administrator could do.
   hiddenhost-prefix ""; // For anonimity purposes, UnrealIRCd masks users'
                // IP addresses using 'hidden hosts'--i.e. the host
                // user331.newyork.someISP.com is converted to
                // hiddenhost-3AB66E2-newyork.someISP.com.  This value
                // can be customized--change "rox" to whatever you
                // want (generally, alphanumeric lowercase) the hidden
                // host mask to be.  This is sometimes referred to as
                // "cloaking."
   cloak-keys {
       "";
       "";
       "";
   };

   // The above block are the random seeds used to generate unique cloaks for
   // each user without revealing their hostname to one another.  Generally, a
   // 10-20 character random alphanumeric mixed-case string will do.  Any online
   // password generator will work, or if you're in a pinch, just type whatever
   // alphanumeric string you want in all three string fields.
   //
   // THERE MUST BE EXACTLY THREE STRINGS.

   hosts {
       local       "";
       global      "";
       coadmin     "";
       admin       "";
       servicesadmin   "";
       netadmin    "";
       host-on-oper-up "";
   };

   // The above block can go mostly unchanged, apart from changing "roxnet.org"
   // to your domain of choice.  Setting host-on-oper-up automatically changes
   // the hostname of the IRCop user to be one of the above based on their rank
   // indicators in their o:line flags (`local`, `global`, `admin`, etc.).
};

set {
   kline-address ""; // When k-lines are applied, users are sometimes
                   // instructed to contact a particular e-mail for
                   // more information.  This should be that e-mail.
   modes-on-connect "+ixw"; // Leave these at default; however if you need to tweak
                // what modes users are automatically assigned upon
                // connecting, you can view the full mode reference
                // here: http://www.unrealircd.com/files/docs/unreal32docs.html#userchannelmodes
   modes-on-oper "+xwgs";   // These are modes that are applied when a user first
                // authenticates as an IRCop.  These are generally left
                // alone as well, but you can use the above link again
                // if you, for some reason, need to tweak these.
   oper-auto-join "#opers"; // This is the channel that IRCops are set to
                // be force-joined to as soon as they authenticate as
                // an IRCop.  You can set multiple channels by
                // delimiting them with commas: #chan1,#chan2,...
   maxchannelsperuser 10; // This is the maximum number of channels any one user
                  // session can be joined to.  You may raise or lower this
                  // as needed, however it must be greater than or equal
                  // to 1.
   options {
       hide-ulines; // This means any server specified in the ulines {} block
                // will not appear when a connected user uses /list.
                // IRCops automatically override this when they use /list.
       show-connect-info; // This allows a user to see messages such as
                  // "Looking up your hostname..." and "Requesting
                  // identd..." when they are connecting.  Generally a
                  // good idea to keep this.
   };

   anti-spam-quit-message-time 10s; // In the past, IRC servers have had issues
                    // with users joining and quitting with long
                    // quit messages in rapid succession to spam
                    // the server.  This helps combat that by
                    // specifying how long a user must be
                    // connected before the server will allow them
                    // to specify a message when using /QUIT.
                    // You can leave this as it is or change it.
   oper-only-stats "okfGsMRUEelLCXzdD"; // You should probably leave this alone,
                        // it defines which server stats are
                        // restricted to be viewable by IRCops only.
                        // Since there's too many stat modes to list
                        // for an article, here's a hint: once your
                        // server is up and running, use the /stats
                        // command (while authenticated as an IRCop)
                        // to get a list of character->stat pairs,
                        // which can be used to modify this list.
   throttle { // When users disconnect, their clients will try to reconnect them.
          // This prevents it from happening too quickly, potentially putting
          // the server under high load.
       connections 3; // The number of connections allowed...
       period 60s; // ...per x seconds, as specified here.
   };

   anti-flood { // This configures anti-flood settings to prevent users from
            // flooding the server with unnecessary commands.
       nick-flood 3:60; // Allows 3 nick changes per 60 seconds.

       // Some other useful options to read up on are away-flood for how
       // many times a user can use /AWAY, or unknown-flood-amount for
       // users that send unknown garbage data to the server.
   };

   spamfilter { // This controls settings for spam filtering and default ban info.
       ban-time 1d; // This is the default duration of a k-line/z-line ban when
                // automatically set by a spam filter.
       ban-reason "Spam/Advertising" // The message used by automatic bans.
       virus-help-channel "#help"; // The channel users can turn to if they
                       // need help with viruses such as those
                       // sent over DCC.
   };
};