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1	<	/* doc/example.conf - ircd-hybrid-7 Example configuration file
2	<	* Copyright (C) 2000-2009 Hybrid Development Team
1	>	/*
2	>	* This is an example configuration file for ircd-hybrid
3		*
4	<	* Written by ejb, wcampbel, db, leeh and others
5	<	* Other example configurations can be found in the source dir under
6	<	* etc/.
4	>	* Copyright (c) 1997-2016 ircd-hybrid development team
5		*
6		* $Id$
7		*/
8
9	<	/* IMPORTANT NOTES:
9	>	/*
10	>	* ########################################################################
11	>	* IMPORTANT NOTE:
12		*
13	<	* auth {} blocks MUST be specified in order of precedence.  The first one
14	<	* that matches a user will be used.  So place spoofs first, then specials,
13	>	* auth {} blocks MUST be specified in order of precedence. The first one
14	>	* that matches a user will be used. So place spoofs first, then specials,
15		* then general access.
16	+	* ########################################################################
17		*
18		* Shell style (#), C++ style (//) and C style comments are supported.
19		*
#	Line 22 | Line 23
23		*
24		* Times/durations are written as:
25		*        12 hours 30 minutes 1 second
26	<	*
26	>	*
27		* Valid units of time:
28	<	*        month, week, day, hour, minute, second
28	>	*        year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second
29		*
30		* Valid units of size:
31		*        megabyte/mbyte/mb, kilobyte/kbyte/kb, byte
32		*
33	<	* Sizes and times may be singular or plural.
33	<	*/
34	<
35	<	/* EFNET NOTE:
36	<	*
37	<	* This config file is NOT suitable for EFNet.  EFNet admins should use
38	<	* example.efnet.conf
33	>	* Sizes and times may be singular or plural.
34		*/
35	<
35	>
36	>
37		/*
38	<	* serverinfo {}:  contains information about the server. (OLD M:)
38	>	* serverinfo {}:  contains information about the server
39		*/
40		serverinfo {
41		/*
42	<	* name: the name of our server.  This cannot be changed at runtime.
42	>	* name: the name of this server. This cannot be changed at runtime.
43		*/
44	<	name = "hades.arpa";
44	>	name = "server.example.net";
45
46		/*
47	<	* sid: a server's unique ID.  This is three characters long and must
48	<	* be in the form [0-9][A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9].  The first character must be
47	>	* sid: a server's unique ID. This is three characters long and must
48	>	* be in the form [0-9][A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9]. The first character must be
49		* a digit, followed by 2 alpha-numerical letters.
50	<	* NOTE: The letters must be capitalized.  This cannot be changed at runtime.
50	>	*
51	>	* NOTE: The letters must be capitalized. This cannot be changed at runtime.
52	>	*
53	>	* A sid is automatically generated at runtime, if you want to configure
54	>	* a specific sid, uncomment the following line.
55		*/
56	<	sid = "_CHANGE_ME_";
56	>	#       sid = "0HY";
57
58		/*
59	<	* description: the description of the server.  '[' and ']' may not
60	<	* be used here for compatibility with older servers.
59	>	* description: the description of the server.
60		*/
61	<	description = "hybrid-7 test server";
61	>	description = "ircd-hybrid test server";
62
63		/*
64	<	* network info: the name and description of the network this server
65	<	* is on.  Shown in the 005 reply and used with serverhiding.
64	>	* network_name, network_desc: the name and description of the network this
65	>	* server is on. Shown in the 005 reply and used with serverhiding.
66		*/
67		network_name = "MyNet";
68		network_desc = "This is My Network";
#	Line 75 | Line 74 | serverinfo {
74		hub = no;
75
76		/*
77	<	* vhost: the IP to bind to when we connect outward to ipv4 servers.
78	<	* This should be an ipv4 IP only, or "*" for INADDR_ANY.
77	>	* vhost: the IP address to bind to when connecting outward to IPv4 servers.
78	>	* This should be an IPv4 address, or "*" for INADDR_ANY.
79	>	*/
80	>	#       vhost = "192.0.2.1";
81	>
82	>	/*
83	>	* vhost6: the IP address to bind to when connecting outward to IPv6 servers.
84	>	* This should be an IPv6 address, or "*" for in6addr_any.
85	>	*/
86	>	#       vhost6 = "2001:DB8::1";
87	>
88	>	/*
89	>	* default_max_clients: the default maximum number of clients allowed
90	>	* to connect. This can be changed from within IRC via /QUOTE SET MAX.
91	>	*/
92	>	default_max_clients = 512;
93	>
94	>	/*
95	>	* max_nick_length: only applies to local clients. Must be in the
96	>	* range of 9 to 30. Default is 9 if nothing else is specified.
97	>	*/
98	>	max_nick_length = 9;
99	>
100	>	/*
101	>	* max_topic_length: only applies to topics set by local clients.
102	>	* Must be in the range of 80 to 300. Default is 80 if nothing
103	>	* else is specified.
104	>	*/
105	>	max_topic_length = 160;
106	>
107	>	/*
108	>	* libgeoip_database_options: used to control the libGeoIP database handling.
109	>	*
110	>	* Available options:
111	>	*
112	>	* standard     - Read database from file system. This uses the least memory.
113	>	* memory_cache - Load database into memory. Provides faster performance but
114	>	*                uses more memory.
115	>	* mmap_cache   - Load database into mmap shared memory.
116	>	* check_cache  - Check for updated database. If database has been updated,
117	>	*                reload file handle and/or memory cache.
118		*/
119	<	#vhost = "192.169.0.1";
119	>	#       libgeoip_database_options = memory_cache, check_cache;
120
121		/*
122	<	* vhost6: the IP to bind to when we connect outward to ipv6 servers.
85	<	* This should be an ipv6 IP only, or "*" for INADDR_ANY.
122	>	* libgeoip_ipv4_database_file: the path to the GeoIP IPv4 database file.
123		*/
124	<	#vhost6 = "3ffe:80e8:546::2";
124	>	#       libgeoip_ipv4_database_file = "etc/GeoIP.dat";
125
126	<	/* max_clients: the maximum number of clients allowed to connect */
127	<	max_clients = 512;
126	>	/*
127	>	* libgeoip_ipv6_database_file: the path to the GeoIP IPv6 database file.
128	>	*/
129	>	#       libgeoip_ipv6_database_file = "etc/GeoIPv6.dat";
130
131		/*
132	<	* rsa_private_key_file: the path to the file containing our
94	<	* rsa key for cryptlink.
132	>	* rsa_private_key_file: the path to the file containing the RSA key.
133		*
134	<	* Example command to store a 2048 bit RSA keypair in
135	<	* rsa.key, and the public key in rsa.pub:
136	<	*
137	<	*      openssl genrsa -out rsa.key 2048
138	<	*      openssl rsa -in rsa.key -pubout -out rsa.pub
139	<	*      chown <ircd-user>.<ircd.group> rsa.key rsa.pub
140	<	*      chmod 0600 rsa.key
141	<	*      chmod 0644 rsa.pub
134	>	* Example commands to store a 2048 bit RSA key in rsa.key:
135	>	*
136	>	* OpenSSL/LibreSSL:
137	>	*    openssl genrsa -out rsa.key 2048
138	>	*
139	>	* GnuTLS:
140	>	*    certtool --generate-privkey --sec-param=medium --outfile rsa.key
141	>	*
142	>	* Once the RSA key is generated, it is highly recommended to lock down
143	>	* its file permissions:
144	>	*
145	>	*    chown <ircd-user>.<ircd.group> rsa.key
146	>	*    chmod 0600 rsa.key
147		*/
148	<	#rsa_private_key_file = "/usr/local/ircd/etc/rsa.key";
148	>	#       rsa_private_key_file = "etc/rsa.key";
149
150		/*
151		* ssl_certificate_file: the path to the file containing our
152	<	* ssl certificate
110	<	* for encrypted client connection.
152	>	* SSL certificate for encrypted client connection.
153		*
154		* This assumes your private RSA key is stored in rsa.key. You
155	<	* MUST have an RSA key in order to generate the certificate
114	<	*
115	<	*      openssl req -new -days 365 -x509 -key rsa.key -out cert.pem
155	>	* MUST have an RSA key in order to generate the certificate.
156		*
157	<	* See http://www.openssl.org/docs/HOWTO/certificates.txt
157	>	* Example command:
158		*
159	<	* Please use the following values when generating the cert
159	>	* OpenSSL/LibreSSL:
160	>	*    openssl req -new -days 365 -x509 -key rsa.key -out cert.pem
161		*
162	<	*      Organization Name: Network Name
163	<	*      Organization Unit Name: changme.someirc.net
123	<	*      Common Name: irc.someirc.net
124	<	*      E-mail: you@domain.com
162	>	* GnuTLS:
163	>	*    certtool --generate-self-signed --load-privkey rsa.key --outfile cert.pem
164		*/
165	<	#ssl_certificate_file = "/usr/local/ircd/etc/cert.pem";
127	<	};
165	>	#       ssl_certificate_file = "etc/cert.pem";
166
167	<	/*
168	<	* admin {}:  contains admin information about the server. (OLD A:)
169	<	*/
170	<	admin {
171	<	name = "Smurf target";
172	<	description = "Main Server Administrator";
173	<	email = "<syn@packets.r.us>";
174	<	};
167	>	/*
168	>	* ssl_dh_param_file: the path to the PEM encoded Diffie-Hellman
169	>	* parameter file. DH parameters are required when using
170	>	* ciphers with EDH (ephemeral Diffie-Hellman) key exchange.
171	>	*
172	>	* A DH parameter file can be created by running:
173	>	*
174	>	* OpenSSL/LibreSSL:
175	>	*    openssl dhparam -out dhparam.pem 2048
176	>	*
177	>	* GnuTLS:
178	>	*    certtool --generate-dh-params --sec-param=medium --outfile dhparam.pem
179	>	*/
180	>	#       ssl_dh_param_file = "etc/dhparam.pem";
181
182	<	/*
183	<	* log {}:  contains information about logfiles.
184	<	*/
185	<	log {
186	<	/* Do you want to enable logging to ircd.log? */
187	<	use_logging = yes;
182	>	/*
183	>	* ssl_dh_elliptic_curve: defines the curve to use for the
184	>	* Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) algorithm.
185	>	* Default is ANSI X9.62 prime256v1/secp256r1 if nothing else is specified.
186	>	*
187	>	* A list of curves supported by OpenSSL can be obtained by running:
188	>	*
189	>	*    openssl ecparam -list_curves
190	>	*
191	>	* This directive currently doesn't do anything with GnuTLS support.
192	>	*/
193	>	#       ssl_dh_elliptic_curve = "secp521r1";
194
195		/*
196	<	* logfiles: the logfiles to use for user connects, /oper uses,
197	<	* and failed /oper.  These files must exist for logging to be used.
196	>	* ssl_cipher_list: list of ciphers to support on _this_ server.
197	>	* Can be used to enforce specific ciphers for incoming SSL/TLS
198	>	* connections. If a client (which also includes incoming server
199	>	* connections) is not capable of using any of the ciphers listed
200	>	* here, the connection will simply be rejected.
201	>	*
202	>	* A list of supported ciphers can be obtained by running:
203	>	*
204	>	* OpenSSL/LibreSSL:
205	>	*    openssl ciphers -tls1 -v
206	>	*
207	>	* GnuTLS:
208	>	*    gnutls-cli --list
209	>	*
210	>	* Multiple ciphers are separated by colons. The order of preference is
211	>	* from left to right.
212		*/
213	<	fname_userlog = "logs/userlog";
150	<	fname_operlog = "logs/operlog";
151	<	fname_killlog = "logs/kill";
152	<	fname_klinelog = "logs/kline";
153	<	fname_glinelog = "logs/gline";
213	>	#       ssl_cipher_list = "ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:DHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA:AES256-SHA";
214
215		/*
216	<	* log_level: the amount of detail to log in ircd.log.  The
217	<	* higher, the more information is logged.  May be changed
218	<	* once the server is running via /quote SET LOG.  Either:
219	<	* L_CRIT, L_ERROR, L_WARN, L_NOTICE, L_TRACE, L_INFO or L_DEBUG
216	>	* ssl_message_digest_algorithm: defines which cryptographic hash function
217	>	* to use for generating fingerprint hashes of X.509 certificates.
218	>	* Default is SHA-256 if nothing else is specified.
219	>	*
220	>	* A list of supported message digest algorithms can be obtained by running:
221	>	*
222	>	* OpenSSL/LibreSSL:
223	>	*    openssl list-message-digest-algorithms
224	>	*
225	>	* GnuTLS:
226	>	*    gnutls-cli --list
227		*/
228	<	log_level = L_INFO;
228	>	#       ssl_message_digest_algorithm = "sha256";
229	>	};
230	>
231	>	/*
232	>	* admin {}:  contains administrative information about the server
233	>	*/
234	>	admin {
235	>	name = "Smurf target";
236	>	description = "Main Server Administrator";
237	>	email = "<admin@server.example.net>";
238		};
239
240		/*
241	<	* class {}:  contains information about classes for users (OLD Y:)
241	>	* class {}:  contains information about classes for users
242		*/
243		class {
244	<	/* name: the name of the class.  classes are text now */
244	>	/* name: the name of the class. */
245		name = "users";
246
247		/*
#	Line 176 | Line 252 | class {
252
253		/*
254		* number_per_ip: how many local users are allowed to connect
255	<	* from one IP  (optional)
255	>	* from a single IP address (optional)
256		*/
257		number_per_ip = 2;
258
259		/*
260		* max_local: how many local users are allowed to connect
261	<	* from one ident@host  (optional)
261	>	* from a single ident@host (optional)
262		*/
263		max_local = 2;
264
265		/*
266	<	* max_global: network-wide limit of users per ident@host  (optional)
266	>	* max_global: network-wide limit of users per ident@host (optional)
267		*/
268		max_global = 10;
269
#	Line 197 | Line 273 | class {
273		max_number = 100;
274
275		/*
276	<	* the following lines are optional and allow you to define
277	<	* how many users can connect from one /NN subnet
276	>	* The following lines are optional and allow you to define
277	>	* how many users can connect from one /NN subnet.
278		*/
279		cidr_bitlen_ipv4 = 24;
280		cidr_bitlen_ipv6 = 120;
281		number_per_cidr = 16;
282
283		/*
284	<	* sendq: the amount of data allowed in a clients queue before
284	>	* sendq: the amount of data allowed in a client's send queue before
285		* they are dropped.
286		*/
287		sendq = 100 kbytes;
288	+
289	+	/*
290	+	* recvq: the amount of data allowed in a client's receive queue before
291	+	* they are dropped for flooding. Defaults to 2560 if the chosen value
292	+	* isn't within the range of 512 to 8000.
293	+	*/
294	+	recvq = 2560 bytes;
295		};
296
297		class {
#	Line 216 | Line 299 | class {
299		ping_time = 90 seconds;
300		number_per_ip = 10;
301		max_number = 100;
302	<	sendq = 100kbytes;
302	>	sendq = 100 kbytes;
303	>
304	>	/*
305	>	* max_channels: maximum number of channels users in this class can join.
306	>	*/
307	>	max_channels = 60;
308	>
309	>	/*
310	>	* min_idle: minimum idle time that is shown in WHOIS.
311	>	*/
312	>	min_idle = 3 hours;
313	>
314	>	/*
315	>	* max_idle: maximum idle time that is shown in WHOIS.
316	>	*/
317	>	max_idle = 8 hours;
318	>
319	>	/*
320	>	* flags:
321	>	*
322	>	* random_idle          - a fake idle time is set randomly between
323	>	*                        min_idle and max_idle
324	>	* hide_idle_from_opers - the fake idle time will also be shown to operators
325	>	*/
326	>	flags = random_idle, hide_idle_from_opers;
327		};
328
329		class {
#	Line 224 | Line 331 | class {
331		ping_time = 90 seconds;
332
333		/*
334	<	* ping_warning: how fast a server must reply to a PING before
228	<	* a warning to opers is generated.
229	<	*/
230	<	ping_warning = 15 seconds;
231	<
232	<	/*
233	<	* connectfreq: only used in server classes.  Specifies the delay
334	>	* connectfreq: only used in server classes. Specifies the delay
335		* between autoconnecting to servers.
336		*/
337		connectfreq = 5 minutes;
338
339	<	/* max number: the amount of servers to autoconnect to */
339	>	/* max number: the number of servers to autoconnect to. */
340		max_number = 1;
341
342	<	/* sendq: servers need a higher sendq as they send more data */
342	>	/* sendq: servers need a higher sendq as they send more data. */
343		sendq = 2 megabytes;
344		};
345
346		/*
347	<	* listen {}:  contains information about the ports ircd listens on (OLD P:)
347	>	* motd {}: Allows the display of a different MOTD to a client
348	>	* depending on its origin. Applies to local users only.
349	>	*/
350	>	motd {
351	>	/*
352	>	* mask: multiple mask entries are permitted. Mask can either be
353	>	* a class name or a hostname. CIDR is supported.
354	>	*/
355	>	mask = "*.at";
356	>	mask = "*.de";
357	>	mask = "*.ch";
358	>
359	>	/*
360	>	* file: path to the motd file.
361	>	*/
362	>	file = "etc/german.motd";
363	>	};
364	>
365	>	/*
366	>	* listen {}:  contains information about the ports ircd listens on
367		*/
368		listen {
369		/*
370	<	* port: the specific port to listen on.  If no host is specified
371	<	* before, it will listen on all available IPs.
370	>	* port: the port to listen on. If no host is specified earlier in the
371	>	* listen {} block, it will listen on all available IP addresses.
372		*
373	<	* Ports are separated via a comma, a range may be specified using ".."
373	>	* Ports are separated by commas; a range may be specified using ".."
374		*/
375	<
376	<	/* port: listen on all available IPs, ports 6665 to 6669 */
375	>
376	>	/* port: listen on all available IP addresses, ports 6665 to 6669. */
377		port = 6665 .. 6669;
378
379		/*
380	<	* Listen on 192.168.0.1/6697 with ssl enabled and hidden from STATS P
380	>	* Listen on 192.0.2.2/6697 with SSL enabled and hidden from STATS P
381		* unless you are an administrator.
382		*
383	<	* NOTE: The "flags" directive has to come before "port".  Always!
383	>	* NOTE: The "flags" directive always has to come before "port".
384		*
385		* Currently available flags are:
386		*
387	<	*  ssl    - Port is for SSL client connections only
387	>	*  ssl    - Port may only accept TLS/SSL connections
388		*  server - Only server connections are permitted
389	<	*  hidden - Port is hidden from /stats P
389	>	*  hidden - Port is hidden from /stats P, unless you're an admin
390		*/
391		flags = hidden, ssl;
392	<	host = "192.168.0.1";
392	>	host = "192.0.2.2";
393		port = 6697;
394
395		/*
396	<	* host: set a specific IP/host the ports after the line will listen
397	<	* on.  This may be ipv4 or ipv6.
396	>	* host: set a specific IP address to listen on using the
397	>	* subsequent port definitions. This may be IPv4 or IPv6.
398		*/
399	<	host = "1.2.3.4";
399	>	host = "192.0.2.3";
400		port = 7000, 7001;
401
402	<	host = "3ffe:1234:a:b:c::d";
402	>	host = "2001:DB8::2";
403		port = 7002;
404		};
405
406		/*
407	<	* auth {}:  allow users to connect to the ircd (OLD I:)
407	>	* auth {}:  allow users to connect to the ircd
408		*/
409		auth {
410		/*
411	<	* user: the user@host allowed to connect.  Multiple IPv4/IPv6 user
412	<	* lines are permitted per auth block.
411	>	* user: the user@host allowed to connect. Multiple user
412	>	* lines are permitted within each auth {} block.
413		*/
414	<	user = "*@172.16.0.0/12";
415	<	user = "*test@123D:B567:*";
414	>	user = "*@192.0.2.0/24";
415	>	user = "*test@2001:DB8:*";
416
417	<	/* password: an optional password that is required to use this block */
417	>	/* password: an optional password that is required to use this block. */
418		password = "letmein";
419
420		/*
421	<	* encrypted: controls whether the auth password above has been
422	<	* encrypted.
421	>	* encrypted: indicates whether the auth password above has been
422	>	* encrypted. Default is 'no' if nothing else is specified.
423		*/
424		encrypted = yes;
425
426		/*
427	<	* spoof: fake the users host to this.  This is free-form,
428	<	* just do everyone a favor and don't abuse it. ('=' prefix on /stats I)
427	>	* spoof: fake the user's host to this. This is free-form; just do
428	>	* everyone a favor and don't abuse it. ('=' prefix on /stats I)
429		*/
430		spoof = "I.still.hate.packets";
431
432	<	/* class: the class the user is placed in */
432	>	/* class: the class the user is placed in. */
433		class = "opers";
434
435		/*
436	<	* need_password: don't allow users who haven't supplied the correct
437	<	*                password to connect using another auth{} block
438	<	*                ('&' prefix on /stats I if disabled)
439	<	* need_ident:    require the user to have identd to connect ('+' prefix on /stats I)
440	<	* spoof_notice:  enable spoofing notification to admins
441	<	* exceed_limit:  allow a user to exceed class limits ('>' prefix on /stats I)
442	<	* kline_exempt:  exempt this user from k/glines ('^' prefix on /stats I)
443	<	* gline_exempt:  exempt this user from glines ('_' prefix on /stats I)
444	<	* resv_exempt:   exempt this user from resvs ('$' prefix on /stats I)
445	<	* no_tilde:      remove ~ from a user with no ident ('-' prefix on /stats I)
446	<	* can_flood:     allow this user to exceed flood limits ('|' prefix on /stats I)
447	<	* can_idle:      exempt this user from idle restrictions ('<' prefix on /stats I)
436	>	* need_password - don't allow users who haven't supplied the correct  | ('&' prefix on /stats I if disabled)
437	>	*                 password to connect using another auth {} block
438	>	* need_ident    - require the user to have identd to connect          | ('+' prefix on /stats I)
439	>	* spoof_notice  - enable spoofing notification to admins
440	>	* exceed_limit  - allow a user to exceed class limits                 | ('>' prefix on /stats I)
441	>	* kline_exempt  - exempt this user from k-lines                       | ('^' prefix on /stats I)
442	>	* xline_exempt  - exempt this user from x-lines                       | ('!' prefix on /stats I)
443	>	* resv_exempt   - exempt this user from resvs                         | ('$' prefix on /stats I)
444	>	* no_tilde      - remove ~ from a user with no ident                  | ('-' prefix on /stats I)
445	>	* can_flood     - allow this user to exceed flood limits              | ('|' prefix on /stats I)
446	>	* webirc        - enables WEBIRC authentication for web-based         | ('<' prefix on /stats I)
447	>	*                 clients such as Mibbit
448		*/
449		flags = need_password, spoof_notice, exceed_limit, kline_exempt,
450	<	gline_exempt, resv_exempt, no_tilde, can_flood, can_idle;
450	>	xline_exempt, resv_exempt, no_tilde, can_flood;
451		};
452
453		auth {
454		/*
455	<	* redirect: the server and port to redirect a user to.  A user does
456	<	* not have to obey the redirection, the ircd just suggests an alternative
457	<	* server for them.
455	>	* redirserv, redirport: the server and port to redirect a user to.
456	>	* A user does not have to obey the redirection; the ircd just
457	>	* suggests an alternative server for them.
458		*/
459	<	redirserv = "this.is.not.a.real.server";
459	>	redirserv = "server2.example.net";
460		redirport = 6667;
341	–
342	–	user = "*.server";
461
462	<	/* class: a class is required even though it is not used */
462	>	user = "*@*.ch";
463	>
464	>	/* class: a class is required even though it is not used. */
465		class = "users";
466		};
467
#	Line 352 | Line 472 | auth {
472		};
473
474		/*
475	<	* operator {}:  defines ircd operators. (OLD O:)
356	<	*
357	<	* ircd-hybrid no longer supports local operators, privileges are
358	<	* controlled via flags.
475	>	* operator {}:  defines ircd operators
476		*/
477		operator {
478	<	/* name: the name of the oper */
479	<	/* NOTE: operator "opername"{} is also supported */
363	<	name = "god";
478	>	/* name: the name of the operator */
479	>	name = "sheep";
480
481		/*
482	<	* user: the user@host required for this operator.  CIDR is not
483	<	* supported.  Multiple user="" lines are supported.
482	>	* user: the user@host required for this operator. Multiple user
483	>	* lines are permitted within each operator {} block.
484		*/
485	<	user = "*god@*";
486	<	user = "*@127.0.0.1";
485	>	user = "*sheep@192.0.2.0/26";
486	>	user = "*@192.0.2.240/28";
487
488		/*
489	<	* password: the password required to oper.  By default this will
490	<	* need to be encrypted using 'mkpasswd'.  MD5 is supported.
489	>	* password: the password required to oper. By default this will need
490	>	* to be encrypted using the provided mkpasswd tool.
491	>	* The availability of various password hashing algorithms may vary
492	>	* depending on the system's crypt(3) implementation.
493		*/
494	<	password = "etcnjl8juSU1E";
494	>	password = "$5$x5zof8qe.Yc7/bPp$5zIg1Le2Lsgd4CvOjaD20pr5PmcfD7ha/9b2.TaUyG4";
495
496		/*
497	<	* encrypted: controls whether the oper password above has been
498	<	* encrypted.  (OLD CRYPT_OPER_PASSWORD now optional per operator)
497	>	* encrypted: indicates whether the oper password above has been
498	>	* encrypted. Default is 'yes' if nothing else is specified.
499		*/
500		encrypted = yes;
501
502		/*
503	<	* rsa_public_key_file: the public key for this oper when using Challenge.
504	<	* A password should not be defined when this is used, see
505	<	* doc/challenge.txt for more information.
503	>	* ssl_certificate_fingerprint: enhances security by additionally checking
504	>	* the oper's client certificate fingerprint against the specified
505	>	* fingerprint below.
506	>	*
507	>	* Hint: your users can use the following commands to obtain a SHA-256 hash
508	>	* of their ssl certificate:
509	>	*
510	>	* OpenSSL/LibreSSL:
511	>	*    openssl x509 -sha256 -noout -fingerprint -in cert.pem | sed -e 's/^.*=//;s/://g'
512	>	*
513	>	* GnuTLS:
514	>	*    certtool -i < cert.pem | egrep -A 1 'SHA256 fingerprint'
515		*/
516	<	#       rsa_public_key_file = "/usr/local/ircd/etc/oper.pub";
516	>	#       ssl_certificate_fingerprint = "4C62287BA6776A89CD4F8FF10A62FFB35E79319F51AF6C62C674984974FCCB1D";
517
518	<	/* class: the class the oper joins when they successfully /oper */
518	>	/*
519	>	* ssl_connection_required: client must be connected over SSL/TLS
520	>	* in order to be able to use this operator {} block.
521	>	* Default is 'no' if nothing else is specified.
522	>	*/
523	>	ssl_connection_required = no;
524	>
525	>	/* class: the class the oper joins when they successfully OPER. */
526		class = "opers";
527
528		/*
529	<	* umodes: default usermodes opers get when they /oper.  If defined,
530	<	* it will override oper_umodes settings in general {}.
531	<	* Available usermodes:
529	>	* whois: allows overriding the default RPL_WHOISOPERATOR numeric
530	>	* string shown in WHOIS.
531	>	* This string is propagated to all servers on the network.
532	>	*/
533	>	#       whois = "is a Smurf Target (IRC Operator)";
534	>
535	>	/*
536	>	* umodes: the default user modes opers get when they successfully OPER.
537	>	* If defined, it will override oper_umodes settings in general {}.
538	>	* Available user modes:
539		*
540		* +b - bots         - See bot and drone flooding notices
541		* +c - cconn        - Client connection/quit notices
401	–	* +C - cconn_full   - Client connection/quit notices full
542		* +D - deaf         - Don't receive channel messages
543		* +d - debug        - See debugging notices
544	<	* +f - full         - See I: line full notices
544	>	* +e - external     - See remote server connection and split notices
545	>	* +F - farconnect   - Remote client connection/quit notices
546	>	* +f - full         - See auth {} block full notices
547		* +G - softcallerid - Server Side Ignore for users not on your channels
548		* +g - callerid     - Server Side Ignore (for privmsgs etc)
549	<	* +i - invisible    - Not shown in NAMES or WHO unless you share a
550	<	*                     a channel
549	>	* +H - hidden       - Hides IRC operator status to other users
550	>	* +i - invisible    - Not shown in NAMES or WHO unless you share a channel
551	>	* +j - rej          - See rejected client notices
552		* +k - skill        - See server generated KILL messages
553		* +l - locops       - See LOCOPS messages
554		* +n - nchange      - See client nick changes
555	<	* +r - rej          - See rejected client notices
555	>	* +p - hidechans    - Hides channel list in WHOIS
556	>	* +q - hideidle     - Hides idle and signon time in WHOIS
557	>	* +R - nononreg     - Only receive private messages from registered clients
558		* +s - servnotice   - See general server notices
559		* +u - unauth       - See unauthorized client notices
560		* +w - wallop       - See server generated WALLOPS
416	–	* +x - external     - See remote server connection and split notices
561		* +y - spy          - See LINKS, STATS, TRACE notices etc.
418	–	* +z - operwall     - See oper generated WALLOPS
562		*/
563	<	#       umodes = locops, servnotice, operwall, wallop;
563	>	umodes = locops, servnotice, wallop;
564
565		/*
566	<	* privileges: controls the activities and commands an oper is
567	<	* allowed to do on the server.  All options default to no.
568	<	* Available options:
569	<	*
570	<	* global_kill:  allows remote users to be /KILL'd (OLD 'O' flag)
571	<	* remote:       allows remote SQUIT and CONNECT   (OLD 'R' flag)
572	<	* remoteban:    allows remote KLINE/UNKLINE
573	<	* kline:        allows KILL, KLINE and DLINE      (OLD 'K' flag)
574	<	* unkline:      allows UNKLINE and UNDLINE        (OLD 'U' flag)
575	<	* gline:        allows GLINE                      (OLD 'G' flag)
576	<	* xline:        allows XLINE                      (OLD 'X' flag)
577	<	* operwall:     allows OPERWALL
578	<	* nick_changes: allows oper to see nickchanges    (OLD 'N' flag)
579	<	*               via usermode +n
580	<	* rehash:       allows oper to REHASH config      (OLD 'H' flag)
581	<	* die:          allows DIE and RESTART            (OLD 'D' flag)
582	<	* admin:        gives admin privileges.  admins
583	<	*               may (un)load modules and see the
584	<	*               real IPs of servers.
585	<	* hidden_admin: same as 'admin', but noone can recognize you as
586	<	*               being an admin
587	<	* hidden_oper:  not shown in /stats p (except for other operators)
588	<	*/
589	<	/* You can either use
590	<	* die = yes;
591	<	* rehash = yes;
592	<	*
593	<	* or in a flags statement i.e.
594	<	* flags = die, rehash;
595	<	*
596	<	* You can also negate a flag with ~ i.e.
597	<	* flags = ~remote;
598	<	*
566	>	* flags: controls the activities and commands an oper is
567	>	* allowed to do on the server. All flags default to 'no'.
568	>	* Available flags:
569	>	*
570	>	* admin          - gives administrator privileges        | ('A' flag)
571	>	* close          - allows CLOSE                          | ('B' flag)
572	>	* connect        - allows local CONNECT                  | ('C' flag)
573	>	* connect:remote - allows remote CONNECT                 | ('D' flag)
574	>	* die            - allows DIE                            | ('E' flag)
575	>	* dline          - allows DLINE                          | ('F' flag)
576	>	* globops        - allows GLOBOPS                        | ('G' flag)
577	>	* join:resv      - allows to JOIN resv {} channels       | ('H' flag)
578	>	* kill           - allows to KILL local clients          | ('I' flag)
579	>	* kill:remote    - allows remote users to be /KILL'd     | ('J' flag)
580	>	* kline          - allows KLINE                          | ('K' flag)
581	>	* locops         - allows LOCOPS                         | ('L' flag)
582	>	* module         - allows MODULE                         | ('M' flag)
583	>	* nick:resv      - allows to use NICK on resv {} nicks   | ('N' flag)
584	>	* opme           - allows OPME                           | ('O' flag)
585	>	* rehash         - allows oper to REHASH config          | ('P' flag)
586	>	* rehash:remote  - allows oper to remotely REHASH config | ('Q' flag)
587	>	* remoteban      - allows remote KLINE/UNKLINE           | ('R' flag)
588	>	* restart        - allows RESTART                        | ('S' flag)
589	>	* resv           - allows RESV                           | ('T' flag)
590	>	* set            - allows SET                            | ('U' flag)
591	>	* squit          - allows local SQUIT                    | ('V' flag)
592	>	* squit:remote   - allows remote SQUIT                   | ('W' flag)
593	>	* undline        - allows UNDLINE                        | ('X' flag)
594	>	* unkline        - allows UNKLINE                        | ('Y' flag)
595	>	* unresv         - allows UNRESV                         | ('Z' flag)
596	>	* unxline        - allows UNXLINE                        | ('a' flag)
597	>	* wallops        - allows WALLOPS                        | ('b' flag)
598	>	* xline          - allows XLINE                          | ('c' flag)
599		*/
600	<	flags = global_kill, remote, kline, unkline, xline,
601	<	die, rehash, nick_changes, admin, operwall;
600	>	flags = admin, connect, connect:remote, die, globops, kill, kill:remote,
601	>	kline, module, rehash, restart, set, unkline, unxline, xline;
602		};
603
604		/*
605	<	* connect {}:  controls servers we connect to (OLD C:, N:, H:, L:)
605	>	* connect {}: define a server to connect to
606		*/
607		connect {
608	<	/* name: the name of the server */
609	<	name = "irc.uplink.com";
608	>	/* name: the name of the server. */
609	>	name = "uplink.example.net";
610
611		/*
612	<	* host: the host or IP to connect to.  If a hostname is used it
613	<	* must match the reverse dns of the server.
612	>	* host: the host or IP address to connect to. If a hostname is used,
613	>	* it must match the reverse DNS of the server.
614		*/
615	<	host = "192.168.0.1";
615	>	host = "192.0.2.4";
616
617		/*
618	<	* vhost: the IP to bind to when we connect outward to servers.
619	<	* serverinfo::vhost and serverinfo::vhost6 will be overridden
618	>	* vhost: the IP address to bind to when making outgoing connections to
619	>	* servers. serverinfo::vhost and serverinfo::vhost6 will be overridden
620		* by this directive.
621		*/
622	<	vhost = "192.168.0.2";
622	>	vhost = "192.0.2.5";
623
624		/*
625	<	* passwords: the passwords we send (OLD C:) and accept (OLD N:).
626	<	* The remote server will have these passwords reversed.
625	>	* send_password, accept_password: the passwords to send and accept.
626	>	* The remote server will have these passwords swapped.
627		*/
628		send_password = "password";
629		accept_password = "anotherpassword";
630
631		/*
632	<	* encrypted: controls whether the accept_password above has been
633	<	* encrypted.  (OLD CRYPT_LINK_PASSWORD now optional per connect)
632	>	* encrypted: indicates whether the accept_password above has been
633	>	* encrypted.
634		*/
635		encrypted = no;
636
637	<	/* port: the port to connect to this server on */
637	>	/* port: the port to connect to this server on. */
638		port = 6666;
639
640		/*
641	<	* hub_mask: the mask of servers that this server may hub.  Multiple
642	<	* entries are permitted
641	>	* hub_mask: the mask of servers that this server may hub. Multiple
642	>	* entries are permitted.
643		*/
644		hub_mask = "*";
645
646		/*
647	<	* leaf_mask: the mask of servers this server may not hub.  Multiple
648	<	* entries are permitted.  Useful for forbidding EU -> US -> EU routes.
647	>	* leaf_mask: the mask of servers this server may not hub. Multiple
648	>	* entries are permitted. Useful for forbidding EU -> US -> EU routes.
649		*/
650		#       leaf_mask = "*.uk";
651
652	<	/* fakename: the servername we pretend to be when we connect */
510	<	#       fakename = "*.arpa";
511	<
512	<	/* class: the class this server is in */
652	>	/* class: the class this server is in. */
653		class = "server";
654
655		/*
656	<	* autoconn:    controls whether we autoconnect to this server or not,
657	<	*              dependent on class limits.  By default, this is disabled.
658	<	* compressed:  controls whether traffic is compressed via ziplinks.
659	<	*              By default, this is disabled
660	<	* cryptlink:   enable full encryption for all data passing between our
661	<	*              server and this link and rsa authentication.
662	<	* burst_away:  This will send the /away string that users have set
663	<	*              on the server burst.  Note this can be a lot of data
524	<	*              and slow down your server burst.
525	<	* topicburst:  Send topics to this server during channel burst.  Works
526	<	*              only if the server we are connecting to is capable
527	<	*              of TBURST/TB.
656	>	* ssl_cipher_list: list of ciphers that the server we are connecting to
657	>	* must support. If the server is not capable of using any of the ciphers
658	>	* listed below, the connection will simply be rejected.
659	>	* Can be used to enforce stronger ciphers, even though this option
660	>	* is not necessarily required to establish a SSL/TLS connection.
661	>	*
662	>	* Multiple ciphers are separated by colons. The order of preference
663	>	* is from left to right.
664		*/
665	<	#       flags = autoconn, compressed, cryptlink, burst_away, topicburst;
530	<	};
531	<
532	<	connect {
533	<	name = "encrypted.auth.example";
534	<	host = "some.host.somewhere";
535	<	port = 6667;
536	<
537	<	flags = cryptlink;
665	>	#       ssl_cipher_list = "ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:DHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA:AES256-SHA";
666
667		/*
668	<	* rsa_public_key_file: the path to the public keyfile of the server.
669	<	* Used instead of passwords.
668	>	* ssl_certificate_fingerprint: enhances security by additionally checking
669	>	* the server's client certificate fingerprint against the specified
670	>	* fingerprint below.
671		*/
672	<	rsa_public_key_file = "etc/remote.server.keyfile";
672	>	#       ssl_certificate_fingerprint = "4C62287BA6776A89CD4F8FF10A62FFB35E79319F51AF6C62C674984974FCCB1D";
673
674		/*
675	<	* cipher preference: set the preferred cipher for this link
676	<	*
677	<	* Available ciphers are:
549	<	*      BF/168 BF/128 CAST/128 IDEA/128 RC5.16/128
550	<	*      RC5.12/128 RC5.8/128 3DES/168 DES/56
551	<	*
552	<	* NOTE:  Some ciphers may not be supported by your OpenSSL.
553	<	*        Check the output from 'configure' for available ciphers.
554	<	*
555	<	* NOTE2: To help you decide what cipher to use, tools/encspeed
556	<	*        will show you approximately how fast each cipher is.
557	<	*        However, blowfish is fast and secure, and is probably
558	<	*        a good default for most situations.
559	<	*
560	<	* NOTE3: Default if none is set is BF/128
561	<	*
562	<	* The cipher *MUST* be the same in both directions.  If you
563	<	* set a cipher preference, your uplink must set the same cipher,
564	<	* else it will not link.
675	>	* autoconn   - controls whether we autoconnect to this server or not,
676	>	*              dependent on class limits. By default, this is disabled.
677	>	* ssl        - Initiates a TLS/SSL connection.
678		*/
679	<	#       cipher_preference = "BF/168";
679	>	#       flags = autoconn, ssl;
680		};
681
682	<	/*
683	<	* NOTE: Don't add an extra 'name=' entry if you use
684	<	* the connect "name"{} feature
572	<	*/
573	<	connect "ipv6.some.server" {
574	<	host = "3ffd:dead:beef::1";
682	>	connect {
683	>	name = "ipv6.example.net";
684	>	host = "2001:DB8::3";
685		send_password = "password";
686		accept_password = "password";
687		port = 6666;
#	Line 586 | Line 696 | connect "ipv6.some.server" {
696
697		/*
698		* cluster {}:  servers that share klines/unkline/xline/unxline/resv/unresv/locops
699	<	* automatically (OLD hyb6 SLAVE_SERVERS)
699	>	* automatically
700		*/
701		cluster {
702		/*
703	<	* name: the server to share with, this can take wildcards
703	>	* name: the server to share with; this can take wildcards
704		*
705	<	* NOTE: only local actions will be clustered, meaning if
705	>	* NOTE: only local actions will be clustered, meaning that if
706		*       the server receives a shared kline/unkline/etc, it
707		*       will not be propagated to clustered servers.
708		*
709		*       Remote servers are not necessarily required to accept
710	<	*       clustered lines, they need a shared{} for *THIS* server
711	<	*       in order to accept them.
710	>	*       clustered lines, they need a shared {} block for *THIS*
711	>	*       server in order to accept them.
712		*/
713	<	name = "*.arpa";
713	>	name = "*.example.net";
714
715		/*
716	<	* type: list of what to share, options are as follows:
717	<	*      kline   - share klines
718	<	*      tkline  - share temporary klines
719	<	*      unkline - share unklines
720	<	*      xline   - share xlines
721	<	*      txline  - share temporary xlines
722	<	*      unxline - share unxlines
723	<	*      resv    - share resvs
724	<	*      tresv   - share temporary resvs
725	<	*      unresv  - share unresvs
726	<	*      locops  - share locops
617	<	*      all     - share all of the above (default)
716	>	* type: list of what to share; options are as follows:
717	>	*      dline   - share dlines
718	>	*      undline - share undlines
719	>	*      kline   - share klines
720	>	*      unkline - share unklines
721	>	*      xline   - share xlines
722	>	*      unxline - share unxlines
723	>	*      resv    - share resvs
724	>	*      unresv  - share unresvs
725	>	*      locops  - share locops
726	>	*      all     - share all of the above (default)
727		*/
728		type = kline, unkline, locops, xline, resv;
729		};
730
731		/*
732	<	* shared {}: users that are allowed to remote kline (OLD U:)
732	>	* shared {}: users that are allowed to remote kline
733		*
734	<	* NOTE: This can be effectively used for remote klines.
734	>	* NOTE: This can effectively be used for remote klines.
735		*       Please note that there is no password authentication
736	<	*       for users setting remote klines.  You must also be
736	>	*       for users setting remote klines. You must also be
737		*       /oper'd in order to issue a remote kline.
738		*/
739		shared {
740		/*
741	<	* name: the server the user must be on to set klines.  If this is not
742	<	* specified, the user will be allowed to kline from all servers.
741	>	* name: the server the user must be connected to in order to set klines.
742	>	* If this is not specified, the user will be allowed to kline from all
743	>	* servers.
744		*/
745	<	name = "irc2.some.server";
745	>	name = "irc2.example.net";
746
747		/*
748	<	* user: the user@host mask that is allowed to set klines.  If this is
748	>	* user: the user@host mask that is allowed to set klines. If this is
749		* not specified, all users on the server above will be allowed to set
750		* a remote kline.
751		*/
#	Line 643 | Line 753 | shared {
753
754		/*
755		* type: list of what to share, options are as follows:
756	<	*      kline   - allow oper/server to kline
757	<	*      tkline  - allow temporary klines
758	<	*      unkline - allow oper/server to unkline
759	<	*      xline   - allow oper/server to xline
760	<	*      txline  - allow temporary xlines
761	<	*      unxline - allow oper/server to unxline
762	<	*      resv    - allow oper/server to resv
763	<	*      tresv   - allow temporary resvs
764	<	*      unresv  - allow oper/server to unresv
756	>	*      dline   - allow oper/server to dline
757	>	*      undline - allow oper/server to undline
758	>	*      kline   - allow oper/server to kline
759	>	*      unkline - allow oper/server to unkline
760	>	*      xline   - allow oper/server to xline
761	>	*      unxline - allow oper/server to unxline
762	>	*      rehash  - allow oper/server to rehash
763	>	*      resv    - allow oper/server to resv
764	>	*      unresv  - allow oper/server to unresv
765		*      locops  - allow oper/server to locops - only used for servers that cluster
766	<	*      all     - allow oper/server to do all of the above (default)
766	>	*      all     - allow oper/server to do all of the above (default)
767		*/
768		type = kline, unkline, resv;
769		};
770
771		/*
772	<	* kill {}:  users that are not allowed to connect (OLD K:)
773	<	* Oper issued klines will be added to the specified kline config
772	>	* kill {}:  users that are not allowed to connect
773	>	* Oper issued klines will be added to the specified kline database
774		*/
775		kill {
776	<	user = "bad@*.hacked.edu";
776	>	user = "bad@*.example.net";
777		reason = "Obviously hacked account";
778		};
779
670	–	kill {
671	–	user = "^O[[:alpha:]]?[[:digit:]]+(x\.o|\.xo)$@^[[:alnum:]]{4}\.evilnet.tld$";
672	–
673	–	/*
674	–	* NOTE: You have to set type=regex; when using a regular expression
675	–	* based user entry
676	–	*/
677	–	type = regex;
678	–	};
679	–
780		/*
781	<	* deny {}:  IPs that are not allowed to connect (before DNS/ident lookup)
782	<	* Oper issued dlines will be added to the specified dline config
781	>	* deny {}:  IP addresses that are not allowed to connect
782	>	* (before DNS/ident lookup)
783	>	* Oper issued dlines will be added to the specified dline database
784		*/
785		deny {
786	<	ip = "10.0.1.0/24";
786	>	ip = "192.0.2.0/28";
787		reason = "Reconnecting vhosted bots";
788		};
789
790		/*
791	<	* exempt {}: IPs that are exempt from deny {} and Dlines. (OLD d:)
791	>	* exempt {}:  IP addresses that are exempt from deny {} and Dlines
792		*/
793		exempt {
794	<	ip = "192.168.0.0/16";
794	>	ip = "192.0.2.240/28";
795	>
796	>	/* The 'ip' directives can be stacked */
797	>	ip = "10.0.0.0/8";
798	>	ip = "fc00::/7";
799		};
800
801		/*
802	<	* resv {}:  nicks and channels users may not use/join (OLD Q:)
802	>	* resv {}:  nicks and channels users may not use/join
803		*/
804	<	resv {
805	<	/* reason: the reason for the proceeding resv's */
806	<	reason = "There are no services on this network";
804	>	resv { mask = "clone*"; reason = "Clone bots"; };
805	>	resv { mask = "Global"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
806	>	resv { mask = "ChanServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
807	>	resv { mask = "NickServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
808	>	resv { mask = "OperServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
809	>	resv { mask = "MemoServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
810	>	resv { mask = "BotServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
811	>	resv { mask = "HelpServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
812	>	resv { mask = "HostServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
813	>	resv { mask = "StatServ"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
814	>	resv { mask = "#*services*"; reason = "Reserved for services"; };
815
816	<	/* resv: the nicks and channels users may not join/use */
817	<	nick = "nickserv";
818	<	nick = "chanserv";
819	<	channel = "#services";
816	>	resv {
817	>	/*
818	>	* mask: masks starting with a '#' are automatically considered
819	>	* as channel name masks.
820	>	*/
821	>	mask = "#helsinki";
822	>	reason = "Channel is reserved for Finnish inhabitants";
823
824	<	/* resv: wildcard masks are also supported in nicks only */
825	<	reason = "Clone bots";
826	<	nick = "clone*";
824	>	/*
825	>	* exempt: can be either a ISO 3166 alpha-2 two letter country
826	>	* code, or a nick!user@host mask. CIDR is supported. Exempt
827	>	* entries can be stacked.
828	>	*/
829	>	exempt = "FI";
830		};
831
832		/*
833	<	* gecos {}:  The X: replacement, used for banning users based on
715	<	* their "realname".
833	>	* gecos {}:  used for banning users based on their "realname".
834		*/
835		gecos {
836		name = "*sex*";
#	Line 724 | Line 842 | gecos {
842		reason = "Trojan drone";
843		};
844
845	<	gecos {
846	<	name = "*http*";
847	<	reason = "Spambot";
845	>	/*
846	>	* service {}: specifies a server which may act as a network service
847	>	*
848	>	* NOTE: it is very important that every server on the network
849	>	*       has the same service {} block.
850	>	*/
851	>	service {
852	>	/* name: the actual name of the service. Wildcards are not allowed. */
853	>	name = "service.example.net";
854	>
855	>	/* The 'name' directives can be stacked. */
856	>	name = "stats.example.net";
857		};
858
859	<	gecos {
860	<	name = "^\[J[0o]hn Do[3e]\]-[0-9]{2,5}$";
859	>	/*
860	>	* pseudo {}: adds pseudo/custom commands also known as service aliases
861	>	*/
862	>	pseudo {
863	>	/* command: the actual command/alias. */
864	>	command = "IDENTIFY";
865
866	<	/*
867	<	* NOTE: You have to set type=regex; when using a regular expression
868	<	* based name entry
869	<	*/
870	<	type = regex;
866	>	/* prepend: optional text that can be prepended to the user's message. */
867	>	prepend = "IDENTIFY ";
868	>
869	>	/* name: the service name, used for error messages. */
870	>	name = "NickServ";
871	>
872	>	/* target: the actual target where this message should be sent to. */
873	>	target = "NickServ@service.example.net";
874	>	};
875	>
876	>	pseudo {
877	>	command = "CHANSERV";
878	>	name = "ChanServ";
879	>	target = "ChanServ@service.example.net";
880	>	};
881	>
882	>	pseudo {
883	>	command = "CS";
884	>	name = "ChanServ";
885	>	target = "ChanServ@service.example.net";
886	>	};
887	>
888	>	pseudo {
889	>	command = "NICKSERV";
890	>	name = "NickServ";
891	>	target = "NickServ@service.example.net";
892	>	};
893	>
894	>	pseudo {
895	>	command = "NS";
896	>	name = "NickServ";
897	>	target = "NickServ@service.example.net";
898	>	};
899	>
900	>	pseudo {
901	>	command = "MEMOSERV";
902	>	name = "MemoServ";
903	>	target = "MemoServ@service.example.net";
904	>	};
905	>
906	>	pseudo {
907	>	command = "MS";
908	>	name = "MemoServ";
909	>	target = "MemoServ@service.example.net";
910	>	};
911	>
912	>	pseudo {
913	>	command = "OPERSERV";
914	>	name = "OperServ";
915	>	target = "OperServ@service.example.net";
916	>	};
917	>
918	>	pseudo {
919	>	command = "OS";
920	>	name = "OperServ";
921	>	target = "OperServ@service.example.net";
922	>	};
923	>
924	>	pseudo {
925	>	command = "HOSTSERV";
926	>	name = "HostServ";
927	>	target = "HostServ@service.example.net";
928	>	};
929	>
930	>	pseudo {
931	>	command = "HS";
932	>	name = "HostServ";
933	>	target = "HostServ@service.example.net";
934	>	};
935	>
936	>	pseudo {
937	>	command = "BOTSERV";
938	>	name = "BotServ";
939	>	target = "BotServ@service.example.net";
940	>	};
941	>
942	>	pseudo {
943	>	command = "BS";
944	>	name = "BotServ";
945	>	target = "BotServ@service.example.net";
946		};
947
948		/*
949	<	* channel {}:  The channel block contains options pertaining to channels
949	>	* channel {}:  the channel block contains options pertaining to channels
950		*/
951		channel {
952		/*
953		* disable_fake_channels: this option, if set to 'yes', will
954	<	* disallow clients to create or join channels that have one
954	>	* disallow clients from creating or joining channels that have one
955		* of the following ASCII characters in their name:
956		*
957		*   2 | bold
958		*   3 | mirc color
959		*  15 | plain text
960		*  22 | reverse
961	+	*  29 | italic
962		*  31 | underline
963		* 160 | non-breaking space
964		*/
965		disable_fake_channels = yes;
966
967		/*
968	<	* restrict_channels: reverse channel RESVs logic, only reserved
969	<	* channels are allowed
763	<	*/
764	<	restrict_channels = no;
765	<
766	<	/*
767	<	* disable_local_channels: prevent users from joining &channels.
968	>	* invite_client_count, invite_client_time: how many INVITE commands
969	>	* are permitted per client per invite_client_time.
970		*/
971	<	disable_local_channels = no;
971	>	invite_client_count = 10;
972	>	invite_client_time = 5 minutes;
973
974		/*
975	<	* use_invex: Enable/disable channel mode +I, a n!u@h list of masks
976	<	* that can join a +i channel without an invite.
975	>	* invite_delay_channel: how often an INVITE to any specific channel
976	>	* is permitted, regardless of the user sending the INVITE.
977		*/
978	<	use_invex = yes;
978	>	invite_delay_channel = 5 seconds;
979
980		/*
981	<	* use_except: Enable/disable channel mode +e, a n!u@h list of masks
982	<	* that can join a channel through a ban (+b).
981	>	* knock_client_count, knock_client_time: how many KNOCK commands
982	>	* are permitted per client per knock_client_time.
983		*/
984	<	use_except = yes;
984	>	knock_client_count = 1;
985	>	knock_client_time = 5 minutes;
986
987		/*
988	<	* use_knock: Allows users to request an invite to a channel that
989	<	* is locked somehow (+ikl).  If the channel is +p or you are banned
786	<	* the knock will not be sent.
787	<	*/
788	<	use_knock = yes;
789	<
790	<	/*
791	<	* knock_delay: The amount of time a user must wait between issuing
792	<	* the knock command.
793	<	*/
794	<	knock_delay = 5 minutes;
795	<
796	<	/*
797	<	* knock_delay_channel: How often a knock to any specific channel
798	<	* is permitted, regardless of the user sending the knock.
988	>	* knock_delay_channel: how often a KNOCK to any specific channel
989	>	* is permitted, regardless of the user sending the KNOCK.
990		*/
991		knock_delay_channel = 1 minute;
992
993		/*
994	<	* burst_topicwho: enable sending of who set topic on topicburst
995	<	* default is yes
805	<	*/
806	<	burst_topicwho = yes;
807	<
808	<	/*
809	<	* max_chans_per_user: The maximum number of channels a user can
810	<	* join/be on.
994	>	* max_channels: the maximum number of channels a user can join/be on.
995	>	* This is a default value which can be overriden with class {} blocks.
996		*/
997	<	max_chans_per_user = 25;
997	>	max_channels = 25;
998
999	<	/* quiet_on_ban: stop banned people talking in channels. */
1000	<	quiet_on_ban = yes;
816	<
817	<	/* max_bans: maximum number of +b/e/I modes in a channel */
818	<	max_bans = 25;
999	>	/* max_bans: maximum number of +b/e/I modes in a channel. */
1000	>	max_bans = 100;
1001
1002		/*
1003	<	* how many joins in how many seconds constitute a flood, use 0 to
1004	<	* disable. +b opers will be notified (changeable via /set)
1005	<	*/
1006	<	join_flood_count = 16;
825	<	join_flood_time = 8 seconds;
826	<
827	<	/*
828	<	* splitcode: The ircd will now check splitmode every few seconds.
829	<	*
830	<	* Either split users or split servers can activate splitmode, but
831	<	* both conditions must be met for the ircd to deactivate splitmode.
832	<	*
833	<	* You may force splitmode to be permanent by /quote set splitmode on
1003	>	* default_join_flood_count, default_join_flood_time:
1004	>	* how many joins in how many seconds constitute a flood. Use 0 to disable.
1005	>	* +b opers will be notified. These are only default values which can be
1006	>	* changed via "/QUOTE SET JFLOODCOUNT" and "/QUOTE SET JFLOODTIME".
1007		*/
1008	<
1009	<	/*
837	<	* default_split_user_count: when the usercount is lower than this level,
838	<	* consider ourselves split.  This must be set for automatic splitmode.
839	<	*/
840	<	default_split_user_count = 0;
841	<
842	<	/*
843	<	* default_split_server_count: when the servercount is lower than this,
844	<	* consider ourselves split.  This must be set for automatic splitmode.
845	<	*/
846	<	default_split_server_count = 0;
847	<
848	<	/* no_create_on_split: disallow users creating channels on split. */
849	<	no_create_on_split = yes;
850	<
851	<	/* no_join_on_split: disallow users joining channels at all on a split. */
852	<	no_join_on_split = no;
1008	>	default_join_flood_count = 18;
1009	>	default_join_flood_time = 6 seconds;
1010		};
1011
1012		/*
1013	<	* serverhide {}:  The serverhide block contains the options regarding
1014	<	* serverhiding
1013	>	* serverhide {}:  the serverhide block contains the options regarding
1014	>	* to server hiding. For more information regarding server hiding,
1015	>	* please see doc/serverhide.txt
1016		*/
1017		serverhide {
1018		/*
1019	+	* disable_remote_commands: disable users issuing commands
1020	+	* on remote servers.
1021	+	*/
1022	+	disable_remote_commands = no;
1023	+
1024	+	/*
1025		* flatten_links: this option will show all servers in /links appear
1026	<	* that they are linked to this current server
1026	>	* as though they are linked to this current server.
1027		*/
1028		flatten_links = no;
1029
1030		/*
1031	<	* links_delay: how often to update the links file when it is
1031	>	* flatten_links_delay: how often to update the links file when it is
1032		* flattened.
1033		*/
1034	<	links_delay = 5 minutes;
1034	>	flatten_links_delay = 5 minutes;
1035
1036		/*
1037	<	* hidden: hide this server from a /links output on servers that
874	<	* support it.  This allows hub servers to be hidden etc.
1037	>	* flatten_links_file: path to the flatten links cache file.
1038		*/
1039	<	hidden = no;
1039	>	flatten_links_file = "var/lib/links.txt";
1040
1041		/*
1042	<	* disable_hidden: prevent servers hiding themselves from a
1043	<	* /links output.
1042	>	* hidden: hide this server from a /links output on servers that
1043	>	* support it. This allows hub servers to be hidden etc.
1044		*/
1045	<	disable_hidden = no;
1045	>	hidden = no;
1046
1047		/*
1048		* hide_servers: hide remote servernames everywhere and instead use
#	Line 888 | Line 1051 | serverhide {
1051		hide_servers = no;
1052
1053		/*
1054	<	* Use this as the servername users see if hide_servers = yes.
1054	>	* hide_services: define this if you want to hide the location of
1055	>	* services servers that are specified in the service {} block.
1056	>	*/
1057	>	hide_services = no;
1058	>
1059	>	/*
1060	>	* hidden_name: use this as the servername users see if hide_servers = yes.
1061		*/
1062	<	hidden_name = "*.hidden.com";
1062	>	hidden_name = "*.example.net";
1063
1064		/*
1065	<	* hide_server_ips: If this is disabled, opers will be unable to see
1066	<	* servers ips and will be shown a masked ip, admins will be shown the
1067	<	* real ip.
1065	>	* hide_server_ips: if this is disabled, opers will be unable to see
1066	>	* servers' IP addresses and will be shown a masked IP address; admins
1067	>	* will be shown the real IP address.
1068		*
1069	<	* If this is enabled, nobody can see a servers ip. *This is a kludge*,
1070	<	* it has the side effect of hiding the ips everywhere, including
1071	<	* logfiles.
1069	>	* If this is enabled, nobody can see a server's IP address.
1070	>	* *This is a kludge*: it has the side effect of hiding the IP addresses
1071	>	* everywhere, including logfiles.
1072		*
1073		* We recommend you leave this disabled, and just take care with who you
1074	<	* give admin=yes; to.
1074	>	* give administrator privileges to.
1075		*/
1076		hide_server_ips = no;
1077		};
1078
1079		/*
1080	<	* general {}:  The general block contains many of the options that were once
1081	<	* compiled in options in config.h.  The general block is read at start time.
1080	>	* general {}:  the general block contains many of the options that were once
1081	>	* compiled in options in config.h
1082		*/
1083		general {
915	–	/* max_watch: maximum WATCH entries a client can have. */
916	–	max_watch = 64;
917	–
1084		/*
1085	<	* gline_min_cidr: the minimum required length of a CIDR bitmask
1086	<	* for IPv4 based glines
1085	>	* cycle_on_host_change: sends a fake QUIT/JOIN combination
1086	>	* when services change the hostname of a specific client.
1087		*/
1088	<	gline_min_cidr = 16;
1088	>	cycle_on_host_change = yes;
1089	>
1090	>	/* max_watch: maximum WATCH entries a client can have. */
1091	>	max_watch = 50;
1092	>
1093	>	/* max_accept: maximum allowed /accept's for +g user mode. */
1094	>	max_accept = 50;
1095	>
1096	>	/* whowas_history_length: maximum length of the WHOWAS nick name history. */
1097	>	whowas_history_length = 15000;
1098
1099		/*
1100	<	* gline_min_cidr6: the minimum required length of a CIDR bitmask
1101	<	* for IPv6 based glines
1100	>	* dline_min_cidr: the minimum required length of a CIDR bitmask
1101	>	* for IPv4 based D-lines.
1102		*/
1103	<	gline_min_cidr6 = 48;
1103	>	dline_min_cidr = 16;
1104
1105		/*
1106	<	* Whether to automatically set mode +i on connecting users.
1106	>	* dline_min_cidr6: the minimum required length of a CIDR bitmask
1107	>	* for IPv6 based D-lines.
1108		*/
1109	<	invisible_on_connect = yes;
1109	>	dline_min_cidr6 = 48;
1110
1111		/*
1112	<	* If you don't explicitly specify burst_away in your connect blocks, then
1113	<	* they will default to the burst_away value below.
1112	>	* kline_min_cidr: the minimum required length of a CIDR bitmask
1113	>	* for IPv4 based K-lines.
1114		*/
1115	<	burst_away = no;
1115	>	kline_min_cidr = 16;
1116
1117		/*
1118	<	* Show "actually using host <ip>" on /whois when possible.
1118	>	* kline_min_cidr6: the minimum required length of a CIDR bitmask
1119	>	* for IPv6 based K-lines.
1120		*/
1121	<	use_whois_actually = yes;
1121	>	kline_min_cidr6 = 48;
1122
1123		/*
1124	<	* Max time from the nickname change that still causes KILL
1125	<	* automatically to switch for the current nick of that user. (seconds)
1124	>	* invisible_on_connect: whether to automatically set user mode +i
1125	>	* on connecting users.
1126		*/
1127	<	kill_chase_time_limit = 90;
1127	>	invisible_on_connect = yes;
1128
1129		/*
1130	<	* If hide_spoof_ips is disabled, opers will be allowed to see the real IP of spoofed
1131	<	* users in /trace etc.  If this is defined they will be shown a masked IP.
1130	>	* kill_chase_time_limit: KILL chasing is a feature whereby a KILL
1131	>	* issued for a user who has recently changed nickname will be applied
1132	>	* automatically to the new nick. kill_chase_time_limit is the maximum
1133	>	* time following a nickname change that this chasing will apply.
1134		*/
1135	<	hide_spoof_ips = yes;
1135	>	kill_chase_time_limit = 30 seconds;
1136
1137		/*
1138	<	* Ignore bogus timestamps from other servers.  Yes, this will desync
1139	<	* the network, but it will allow chanops to resync with a valid non TS 0
1138	>	* ignore_bogus_ts: ignore bogus timestamps from other servers.
1139	>	* Yes, this will desync the network, but it will allow chanops
1140	>	* to resync with a valid non TS 0.
1141		*
1142		* This should be enabled network wide, or not at all.
1143		*/
#	Line 965 | Line 1145 | general {
1145
1146		/*
1147		* disable_auth: completely disable ident lookups; if you enable this,
1148	<	* be careful of what you set need_ident to in your auth {} blocks
1148	>	* be careful of what you set need_ident to in your auth {} blocks.
1149		*/
1150		disable_auth = no;
1151
972	–	/* disable_remote_commands: disable users doing commands on remote servers */
973	–	disable_remote_commands = no;
974	–
1152		/*
1153		* tkline_expire_notices: enables or disables temporary kline/xline
1154		* expire notices.
#	Line 980 | Line 1157 | general {
1157
1158		/*
1159		* default_floodcount: the default value of floodcount that is configurable
1160	<	* via /quote set floodcount.  This is the amount of lines a user
1161	<	* may send to any other user/channel in one second.
1160	>	* via /quote set floodcount. This is the number of lines a user may send
1161	>	* to any other user/channel in one second. Set to 0 to disable.
1162		*/
1163		default_floodcount = 10;
1164
1165		/*
1166	<	* failed_oper_notice: send a notice to all opers on the server when
1166	>	* failed_oper_notice: send a notice to all opers on the server when
1167		* someone tries to OPER and uses the wrong password, host or ident.
1168		*/
1169		failed_oper_notice = yes;
1170
1171		/*
1172	<	* dots_in_ident: the amount of '.' characters permitted in an ident
1172	>	* dots_in_ident: the number of '.' characters permitted in an ident
1173		* reply before the user is rejected.
1174		*/
1175		dots_in_ident = 2;
1176
1177		/*
1178	<	* dot_in_ip6_addr: ircd-hybrid-6.0 and earlier will disallow hosts
1179	<	* without a '.' in them.  This will add one to the end.  Only needed
1180	<	* for older servers.
1181	<	*/
1005	<	dot_in_ip6_addr = no;
1006	<
1007	<	/*
1008	<	* min_nonwildcard: the minimum non wildcard characters in k/d/g lines
1009	<	* placed via the server.  klines hand placed are exempt from limits.
1010	<	* wildcard chars: '.' ':' '*' '?' '@' '!' '#'
1178	>	* min_nonwildcard: the minimum number of non-wildcard characters in
1179	>	* k/d lines placed via the server. K-lines hand-placed are exempt from
1180	>	* this limit.
1181	>	* Wildcard characters: '.', ':', '*', '?'
1182		*/
1183		min_nonwildcard = 4;
1184
1185		/*
1186	<	* min_nonwildcard_simple: the minimum non wildcard characters in
1187	<	* gecos bans.  wildcard chars: '*' '?' '#'
1186	>	* min_nonwildcard_simple: the minimum number of non-wildcard characters
1187	>	* in gecos bans. Wildcard characters: '*', '?'
1188		*/
1189		min_nonwildcard_simple = 3;
1190
1191	<	/* max_accept: maximum allowed /accept's for +g usermode */
1021	<	max_accept = 20;
1022	<
1023	<	/* anti_nick_flood: enable the nickflood control code */
1191	>	/* anti_nick_flood: enable the nickflood control code. */
1192		anti_nick_flood = yes;
1193
1026	–	/* nick flood: the nick changes allowed in the specified period */
1027	–	max_nick_time = 20 seconds;
1028	–	max_nick_changes = 5;
1029	–
1194		/*
1195	<	* anti_spam_exit_message_time: the minimum time a user must be connected
1196	<	* before custom quit messages are allowed.
1033	<	*/
1034	<	anti_spam_exit_message_time = 5 minutes;
1035	<
1036	<	/*
1037	<	* ts delta: the time delta allowed between server clocks before
1038	<	* a warning is given, or before the link is dropped.  all servers
1039	<	* should run ntpdate/rdate to keep clocks in sync
1195	>	* max_nick_changes, max_nick_time: the number of nick changes allowed in
1196	>	* the specified period.
1197		*/
1198	<	ts_warn_delta = 30 seconds;
1199	<	ts_max_delta = 5 minutes;
1198	>	max_nick_changes = 5;
1199	>	max_nick_time = 20 seconds;
1200
1201		/*
1202	<	* kline_with_reason: show the user the reason why they are k/d/glined
1203	<	* on exit.  May give away who set k/dline when set via tcm.
1202	>	* away_count, away_time: how many AWAY commands are permitted per
1203	>	* client per away_time.
1204		*/
1205	<	kline_with_reason = yes;
1205	>	away_count = 2;
1206	>	away_time = 10 seconds;
1207
1208		/*
1209	<	* kline_reason: show this message to users on channel
1210	<	* instead of the oper reason.
1209	>	* anti_spam_exit_message_time: the minimum time a user must be connected
1210	>	* before custom quit messages are allowed.
1211		*/
1212	<	kline_reason = "Connection closed";
1212	>	anti_spam_exit_message_time = 5 minutes;
1213
1214		/*
1215	<	* reject_hold_time: wait this amount of time before disconnecting
1216	<	* a rejected client. Use 0 to disable.
1215	>	* ts_warn_delta, ts_max_delta: the time delta allowed between server
1216	>	* clocks before a warning is given, or before the link is dropped.
1217	>	* All servers should run ntpdate/rdate to keep clocks in sync.
1218		*/
1219	<	reject_hold_time = 0;
1219	>	ts_warn_delta = 3 seconds;
1220	>	ts_max_delta = 15 seconds;
1221
1222		/*
1223	<	* warn_no_nline: warn opers about servers that try to connect but
1224	<	* we don't have a connect {} block for.  Twits with misconfigured
1225	<	* servers can get really annoying with this enabled.
1223	>	* warn_no_connect_block: warn opers about servers that try to connect
1224	>	* but for which we don't have a connect {} block. Twits with
1225	>	* misconfigured servers can become really annoying with this enabled.
1226		*/
1227	<	warn_no_nline = yes;
1227	>	warn_no_connect_block = yes;
1228
1229		/*
1230		* stats_e_disabled: set this to 'yes' to disable "STATS e" for both
1231	<	* operators and administrators.  Doing so is a good idea in case
1232	<	* there are any exempted (exempt{}) server IPs you don't want to
1233	<	* see leaked.
1231	>	* operators and administrators. Doing so is a good idea in case
1232	>	* there are any exempted (exempt {}) server IP addresses you don't
1233	>	* want to see leaked.
1234		*/
1235		stats_e_disabled = no;
1236
1237	<	/* stats_o_oper only: make stats o (opers) oper only */
1237	>	/* stats_m_oper_only: make /stats m/M (messages) oper only. */
1238	>	stats_m_oper_only = yes;
1239	>
1240	>	/* stats_o_oper_only: make stats o (opers) oper only. */
1241		stats_o_oper_only = yes;
1242
1243	<	/* stats_P_oper_only: make stats P (ports) oper only */
1243	>	/* stats_P_oper_only: make stats P (ports) oper only. */
1244		stats_P_oper_only = yes;
1245
1246	+	/* stats_u_oper_only: make stats u (uptime) oper only. */
1247	+	stats_u_oper_only = no;
1248	+
1249		/*
1250	<	* stats i oper only: make stats i (auth {}) oper only. set to:
1251	<	*     yes:    show users no auth blocks, made oper only.
1252	<	*     masked: show users first matching auth block
1253	<	*     no:     show users all auth blocks.
1250	>	* stats_i_oper_only: make stats i (auth {}) oper only. Set to:
1251	>	*     yes    - show users no auth {} blocks, made oper only
1252	>	*     masked - show users the first matching auth {} block
1253	>	*     no     - show users all auth {} blocks
1254		*/
1255		stats_i_oper_only = yes;
1256
1257		/*
1258	<	* stats_k_oper_only: make stats k/K (klines) oper only.  set to:
1259	<	*     yes:    show users no auth blocks, made oper only
1260	<	*     masked: show users first matching auth block
1261	<	*     no:     show users all auth blocks.
1258	>	* stats_k_oper_only: make stats k/K (klines) oper only. Set to:
1259	>	*     yes    - show users no klines, made oper only
1260	>	*     masked - show users the first matching kline
1261	>	*     no     - show users all klines
1262		*/
1263		stats_k_oper_only = yes;
1264
#	Line 1104 | Line 1270 | general {
1270
1271		/*
1272		* opers_bypass_callerid: allows operators to bypass +g and message
1273	<	* anyone who has it set (useful if you use services).
1273	>	* anyone who has it set.
1274		*/
1275		opers_bypass_callerid = no;
1276
1277		/*
1278	<	* pace_wait_simple: time between use of less intensive commands
1279	<	* (ADMIN, HELP, (L)USERS, VERSION, remote WHOIS)
1278	>	* pace_wait_simple: minimum time required between use of less
1279	>	* intensive commands
1280	>	* (ADMIN, HELP, LUSERS, VERSION, remote WHOIS)
1281		*/
1282		pace_wait_simple = 1 second;
1283
1284		/*
1285	<	* pace_wait: time between more intensive commands
1286	<	* (INFO, LINKS, LIST, MAP, MOTD, STATS, WHO, wildcard WHOIS, WHOWAS)
1285	>	* pace_wait: minimum time required between use of more intensive commands
1286	>	* (INFO, LINKS, MAP, MOTD, STATS, WHO, WHOWAS)
1287		*/
1288		pace_wait = 10 seconds;
1289
1290		/*
1291	<	* short_motd: send clients a notice telling them to read the motd
1292	<	* instead of forcing a motd to clients who may simply ignore it.
1291	>	* short_motd: send clients a notice telling them to read the MOTD
1292	>	* instead of forcing an MOTD to clients who may simply ignore it.
1293		*/
1294		short_motd = no;
1295
1296		/*
1297	<	* ping_cookie: require clients to respond exactly to a ping command,
1297	>	* ping_cookie: require clients to respond exactly to a PING command,
1298		* can help block certain types of drones and FTP PASV mode spoofing.
1299		*/
1300		ping_cookie = no;
#	Line 1136 | Line 1303 | general {
1303		no_oper_flood = yes;
1304
1305		/*
1306	<	* true_no_oper_flood: completely eliminate flood limits for opers
1307	<	* and for clients with can_flood = yes in their auth {} blocks
1141	<	*/
1142	<	true_no_oper_flood = yes;
1143	<
1144	<	/* oper_pass_resv: allow opers to over-ride RESVs on nicks/channels */
1145	<	oper_pass_resv = yes;
1146	<
1147	<	/*
1148	<	* idletime: the maximum amount of time a user may idle before
1149	<	* they are disconnected
1150	<	*/
1151	<	idletime = 0;
1152	<
1153	<	/* REMOVE ME.  The following line checks you've been reading. */
1154	<	havent_read_conf = 1;
1155	<
1156	<	/*
1157	<	* max_targets: the maximum amount of targets in a single
1158	<	* PRIVMSG/NOTICE.  Set to 999 NOT 0 for unlimited.
1306	>	* max_targets: the maximum number of targets in a single
1307	>	* PRIVMSG/NOTICE. Set to 999 NOT 0 for unlimited.
1308		*/
1309		max_targets = 4;
1310
1311		/*
1312	<	* client_flood: maximum amount of data in a clients queue before
1164	<	* they are dropped for flooding.
1165	<	*/
1166	<	client_flood = 2560 bytes;
1167	<
1168	<	/*
1169	<	* message_locale: the default message locale
1170	<	* Use "standard" for the compiled in defaults.
1171	<	* To install the translated messages, go into messages/ in the
1172	<	* source directory and run `make install'.
1173	<	*/
1174	<	message_locale = "standard";
1175	<
1176	<	/*
1177	<	* usermodes configurable: a list of usermodes for the options below
1312	>	* user modes configurable: a list of user modes for the options below
1313		*
1314		* +b - bots         - See bot and drone flooding notices
1315		* +c - cconn        - Client connection/quit notices
1181	–	* +C - cconn_full   - Client connection/quit notices full
1316		* +D - deaf         - Don't receive channel messages
1317		* +d - debug        - See debugging notices
1318	<	* +f - full         - See I: line full notices
1318	>	* +e - external     - See remote server connection and split notices
1319	>	* +F - farconnect   - Remote client connection/quit notices
1320	>	* +f - full         - See auth {} block full notices
1321		* +G - softcallerid - Server Side Ignore for users not on your channels
1322		* +g - callerid     - Server Side Ignore (for privmsgs etc)
1323	<	* +i - invisible    - Not shown in NAMES or WHO unless you share a
1324	<	*                     a channel
1323	>	* +H - hidden       - Hides IRC operator status to other users
1324	>	* +i - invisible    - Not shown in NAMES or WHO unless you share a channel
1325	>	* +j - rej          - See rejected client notices
1326		* +k - skill        - See server generated KILL messages
1327		* +l - locops       - See LOCOPS messages
1328		* +n - nchange      - See client nick changes
1329	<	* +r - rej          - See rejected client notices
1329	>	* +p - hidechans    - Hides channel list in WHOIS
1330	>	* +q - hideidle     - Hides idle and signon time in WHOIS
1331	>	* +R - nononreg     - Only receive private messages from registered clients
1332		* +s - servnotice   - See general server notices
1333		* +u - unauth       - See unauthorized client notices
1334		* +w - wallop       - See server generated WALLOPS
1196	–	* +x - external     - See remote server connection and split notices
1335		* +y - spy          - See LINKS, STATS, TRACE notices etc.
1198	–	* +z - operwall     - See oper generated WALLOPS
1199	–	*/
1200	–
1201	–	/* oper_only_umodes: usermodes only opers may set */
1202	–	oper_only_umodes = bots, cconn, cconn_full, debug, full, skill,
1203	–	nchange, rej, spy, external, operwall,
1204	–	locops, unauth;
1205	–
1206	–	/* oper_umodes: default usermodes opers get when they /oper */
1207	–	oper_umodes = bots, locops, servnotice, operwall, wallop;
1208	–
1209	–	/*
1210	–	* servlink_path: path to 'servlink' program used by ircd to handle
1211	–	* encrypted/compressed server <-> server links.
1212	–	*
1213	–	* only define if servlink is not in same directory as ircd itself.
1336		*/
1215	–	#servlink_path = "/usr/local/ircd/bin/servlink";
1337
1338	<	/*
1339	<	* default_cipher_preference: default cipher to use for cryptlink when none is
1340	<	* specified in connect block.
1220	<	*/
1221	<	#default_cipher_preference = "BF/168";
1338	>	/* oper_only_umodes: user modes only operators may set. */
1339	>	oper_only_umodes = bots, cconn, debug, external, farconnect, full, hidden,
1340	>	locops, nchange, rej, skill, spy, unauth;
1341
1342	<	/*
1343	<	* use_egd: if your system does not have *random devices yet you
1225	<	* want to use OpenSSL and encrypted links, enable this.  Beware -
1226	<	* EGD is *very* CPU intensive when gathering data for its pool
1227	<	*/
1228	<	#       use_egd = yes;
1342	>	/* oper_umodes: default user modes operators get when they successfully OPER. */
1343	>	oper_umodes = bots, locops, servnotice, wallop;
1344
1345		/*
1346	<	* egdpool_path: path to EGD pool. Not necessary for OpenSSL >= 0.9.7
1347	<	* which automatically finds the path.
1346	>	* throttle_count: the maximum number of connections from the same
1347	>	* IP address allowed in throttle_time duration.
1348		*/
1349	<	#       egdpool_path = "/var/run/egd-pool";
1235	<
1349	>	throttle_count = 1;
1350
1351		/*
1352	<	* compression_level: level of compression for compressed links between
1353	<	* servers.
1354	<	*
1355	<	* values are between: 1 (least compression, fastest)
1242	<	*                and: 9 (most compression, slowest).
1243	<	*/
1244	<	#       compression_level = 6;
1245	<
1246	<	/*
1247	<	* throttle_time: the minimum amount of time between connections from
1248	<	* the same ip.  exempt {} blocks are excluded from this throttling.
1249	<	* Offers protection against flooders who reconnect quickly.
1352	>	* throttle_time: the minimum amount of time required between
1353	>	* connections from the same IP address. exempt {} blocks are
1354	>	* excluded from this throttling.
1355	>	* Offers protection against flooders who reconnect quickly.
1356		* Set to 0 to disable.
1357		*/
1358	<	throttle_time = 10;
1358	>	throttle_time = 2 seconds;
1359		};
1360
1361	<	glines {
1256	<	/* enable: enable glines, network wide temp klines */
1257	<	enable = yes;
1258	<
1259	<	/*
1260	<	* duration: the amount of time a gline will remain on your
1261	<	* server before expiring
1262	<	*/
1263	<	duration = 1 day;
1264	<
1265	<	/*
1266	<	* logging: which types of rules you want to log when triggered
1267	<	* (choose reject or block)
1268	<	*/
1269	<	logging = reject, block;
1270	<
1271	<	/*
1272	<	* NOTE: gline ACLs can cause a desync of glines throughout the
1273	<	* network, meaning some servers may have a gline triggered, and
1274	<	* others may not. Also, you only need insert rules for glines
1275	<	* that you want to block and/or reject. If you want to accept and
1276	<	* propagate the gline, do NOT put a rule for it.
1277	<	*/
1278	<
1279	<	/* user@host for rule to apply to */
1280	<	user = "god@I.still.hate.packets";
1281	<	/* server for rule to apply to */
1282	<	name = "hades.arpa";
1283	<
1361	>	modules {
1362		/*
1363	<	* action: action to take when a matching gline is found. options are:
1364	<	*  reject      - do not apply the gline locally
1287	<	*  block       - do not propagate the gline
1363	>	* path: other paths to search for modules specified below
1364	>	* and in "/module load".
1365		*/
1366	<	action = reject, block;
1366	>	path = "lib/ircd-hybrid/modules";
1367	>	#       path = "lib/ircd-hybrid/modules/extra";
1368	>	path = "lib/ircd-hybrid/modules/autoload";
1369
1370	<	user = "god@*";
1371	<	name = "*";
1293	<	action = block;
1370	>	/* module: the name of a module to load on startup/rehash. */
1371	>	#       module = "some_module.la";
1372		};
1373
1374	<	modules {
1375	<	/*
1376	<	* path: other paths to search for modules specified below
1377	<	* and in /modload.
1378	<	*/
1379	<	path = "@LIBDIR@/modules";
1302	<	path = "@LIBDIR@/modules/autoload";
1374	>	/*
1375	>	* log {}:  contains information about logfiles.
1376	>	*/
1377	>	log {
1378	>	/* Do you want to enable logging to ircd.log? */
1379	>	use_logging = yes;
1380
1381	<	/* module: the name of a module to load on startup/rehash */
1382	<	#module = "some_module.la";
1381	>	file {
1382	>	type = oper;
1383	>	name = "var/log/oper.log";
1384	>	size = unlimited;
1385	>	};
1386	>
1387	>	file {
1388	>	type = user;
1389	>	name = "var/log/user.log";
1390	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1391	>	};
1392	>
1393	>	file {
1394	>	type = kill;
1395	>	name = "var/log/kill.log";
1396	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1397	>	};
1398	>
1399	>	file {
1400	>	type = kline;
1401	>	name = "var/log/kline.log";
1402	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1403	>	};
1404	>
1405	>	file {
1406	>	type = dline;
1407	>	name = "var/log/dline.log";
1408	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1409	>	};
1410	>
1411	>	file {
1412	>	type = xline;
1413	>	name = "var/log/xline.log";
1414	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1415	>	};
1416	>
1417	>	file {
1418	>	type = resv;
1419	>	name = "var/log/resv.log";
1420	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1421	>	};
1422	>
1423	>	file {
1424	>	type = debug;
1425	>	name = "var/log/debug.log";
1426	>	size = 50 megabytes;
1427	>	};
1428		};

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