# servername::server description::numeric.
# change numeric to something unique on the network
M:my.server.name::I'm too lazy to edit ircd.conf::1
# accept connections on port 6667 (clients) and port 4400 (servers)
P::::6667
P:::S:4400
# standard Y-lines
# client class: ping freq 90, no autoconnect, no limit on connections, 80k sendQ
# oper class (same as client class)
# server class: ping freq 30, connect freq 300 secs, no limit on connections, 3M sendQ
Y:1:90:0:0:80000
Y:10:90:0:0:750000
Y:20:90:300:0:3000000
# standard I-line, accept everyone, max. 3 clones
I:*@*:3:*@*::1
# standard I-line for IPv6 connections: max 5 clones from a /48
I:"*@::/0":5/48:nomatch::1
# C-line for accepting services connection on same machine
# if you change these values, change them in bircserv.cfg as well.
C:127.0.0.1:pass:services.server.name::20
# which server has services power
# and which nicks are reserved (cannot be set by local clients)
U:services.server.name:ChanServ,NickServ,MemoServ,OperServ:
# every server can be hub
H:*::*:
# syntax for O:lines (needed to become IRCop)
# fill in your mask, your password, your name
# type /oper name password, in the irc client, to use.
#
# to encrypt your password, run mkpasswd, type your password,
# press enter, use the output string as shown in the example.
O:mask:G26wOktjJIG0[OxXB5PrUlw3:name::10
# syntax for S:lines
# S:<spoofed host>:<password>:<*.host.cc|a.b.c.*|CIDR>:<ident>
#
# example
# S:network.org:pass:1.2.3.4:*
#
# Oper Sethost: /sethost <new ident> <new hostname>
# /mode <nick> +h <new ident>@<new hostname>
# User Sethost: /sethost <new hostname> <password>
# /mode <nick> +h <new hostname> <password>
# (text taken from quakenet asuka)
# make sure sethost=1 and vhoststyle= non 0 in bircd.ini