ircd-hybrid/etc/simple.conf

# Hybrid 7 minimal example configuration file
#
# $Id: simple.conf,v 1.12 2005/06/11 01:36:43 michael Exp $
#
# This is a basic ircd.conf that will get your server running with
# little modification.  See the example.conf for more specific 
# information.
# 
# The serverinfo block sets up your server's name.  Fields that may
# be set are the name, description, vhost, network_name, network_desc,
# and hub.

serverinfo {
        name = "irc.example.com";
        sid = "_CHANGE_ME_";
        description = "Test IRC Server";
        hub = no;
};

# The administrator block sets up the server administrator information,
# that is shown when a user issues the /ADMIN command.  All three fields
# are required.

administrator {
        description = "Example, Inc Test IRC Server";
        name = "John Doe";
        email = "jdoe@example.com";
};

# Class blocks define the "privileges" that clients and servers get when they
# connect.  Ping timing, sendQ size, and user limits are all controlled by
# classes.  See example.conf for more information

class {
        name = "users";
        ping_time = 90;
        number_per_ip = 0;
        max_number = 200;
        sendq = 100000;
};

class {
        name = "opers";
        ping_time = 90;
        number_per_ip = 0;
        max_number = 10;
        sendq = 500000;
};

# Auth blocks define who can connect and what class they are put into.

auth {
        user = "*@*";
        class = "users";
};

# Operator blocks define who is able to use the OPER command and become IRC
# operators. The necessary fields are the user@host, oper nick name, and
# the password, encrypted with the mkpasswd program provided.

operator {
        name = "JohnDoe";
        user = "*@*.example.com";
        password = "yl9xlY019Bbfc";
        encrypted = yes;
        class = "opers";
};

# Listen blocks define what ports your server will listen to client and
# server connections on. ip is an optional field (Essential for virtual
# hosted machines.)

listen {
        port = 6667;
};

# Quarantine blocks deny certain nicknames from being used.

quarantine {
        nick = "dcc-*";
        reason = "DCC bots are not permitted on this server";
};

quarantine {
        nick = "LamestBot";
        reason = "You have to be kidding me!";
};

quarantine {
        nick = "NickServ";
        reason = "There are no Nick Services on this Network";
};

# The general block contains most of the configurable options that were once
# in config.h.  The most important ones are below.  For the rest, please see
# example.conf.  Note that variables not mentioned here are set to the ircd
# defaults, which are listed in src/s_conf.c:set_default_conf.

general {
        hide_spoof_ips = yes;

        # Disable ident lookups?
        disable_auth = no;
        
        # Control nick flooding
        anti_nick_flood = yes;
        max_nick_time = 20;
        max_nick_changes = 5;
        
        # Show extra warnings when servers connections cannot succeed
        # because of no "N" line (a misconfigured connect block)
        warn_no_nline = yes;
};

# There are many more configurable options.  See example.conf for the rest
1	adx	30	# Hybrid 7 minimal example configuration file
2			#
3			# $Id: simple.conf,v 1.12 2005/06/11 01:36:43 michael Exp $
4			#
5			# This is a basic ircd.conf that will get your server running with
6			# little modification. See the example.conf for more specific
7			# information.
8			#
9			# The serverinfo block sets up your server's name. Fields that may
10			# be set are the name, description, vhost, network_name, network_desc,
11			# and hub.
12
13			serverinfo {
14			name = "irc.example.com";
15			sid = "_CHANGE_ME_";
16			description = "Test IRC Server";
17			hub = no;
18			};
19
20			# The administrator block sets up the server administrator information,
21			# that is shown when a user issues the /ADMIN command. All three fields
22			# are required.
23
24			administrator {
25			description = "Example, Inc Test IRC Server";
26			name = "John Doe";
27			email = "jdoe@example.com";
28			};
29
30			# Class blocks define the "privileges" that clients and servers get when they
31			# connect. Ping timing, sendQ size, and user limits are all controlled by
32			# classes. See example.conf for more information
33
34			class {
35			name = "users";
36			ping_time = 90;
37			number_per_ip = 0;
38			max_number = 200;
39			sendq = 100000;
40			};
41
42			class {
43			name = "opers";
44			ping_time = 90;
45			number_per_ip = 0;
46			max_number = 10;
47			sendq = 500000;
48			};
49
50			# Auth blocks define who can connect and what class they are put into.
51
52			auth {
53			user = "@";
54			class = "users";
55			};
56
57			# Operator blocks define who is able to use the OPER command and become IRC
58			# operators. The necessary fields are the user@host, oper nick name, and
59			# the password, encrypted with the mkpasswd program provided.
60
61			operator {
62			name = "JohnDoe";
63			user = "@.example.com";
64			password = "yl9xlY019Bbfc";
65			encrypted = yes;
66			class = "opers";
67			};
68
69			# Listen blocks define what ports your server will listen to client and
70			# server connections on. ip is an optional field (Essential for virtual
71			# hosted machines.)
72
73			listen {
74			port = 6667;
75			};
76
77			# Quarantine blocks deny certain nicknames from being used.
78
79			quarantine {
80			nick = "dcc-*";
81			reason = "DCC bots are not permitted on this server";
82			};
83
84			quarantine {
85			nick = "LamestBot";
86			reason = "You have to be kidding me!";
87			};
88
89			quarantine {
90			nick = "NickServ";
91			reason = "There are no Nick Services on this Network";
92			};
93
94			# The general block contains most of the configurable options that were once
95			# in config.h. The most important ones are below. For the rest, please see
96			# example.conf. Note that variables not mentioned here are set to the ircd
97			# defaults, which are listed in src/s_conf.c:set_default_conf.
98
99			general {
100			hide_spoof_ips = yes;
101
102			# Disable ident lookups?
103			disable_auth = no;
104
105			# Control nick flooding
106			anti_nick_flood = yes;
107			max_nick_time = 20;
108			max_nick_changes = 5;
109
110			# Show extra warnings when servers connections cannot succeed
111			# because of no "N" line (a misconfigured connect block)
112			warn_no_nline = yes;
113			};
114
115			# There are many more configurable options. See example.conf for the rest
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