fate@triela:~$ sudo -u irc /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-rc2/services.pl
Starting SurrealServices 0.4.2-rc2.
Loading module core... done.
Loading module connectserv... done.
Loading module services...SrSv::Hash::SaltedHash using Digest::SHA
done.
Loading module securitybot... done.
Loading module logserv... done.
Could not connect to IRC server: at /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-rc2/SrSv/IRCd/IO.pm line 90.
fate@triela:~$ sudo -u irc /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-rc2/services.pl --debug
Starting SurrealServices 0.4.2-rc2.
Loading module core... done.
Loading module connectserv... done.
Loading module services...SrSv::Hash::SaltedHash using Digest::SHA
done.
Loading module securitybot... done.
Loading module logserv... done.
Could not connect to IRC server: at /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-rc2/SrSv/IRCd/IO.pm line 90.
fate@triela:~$ sudo -u irc /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-pre10/services.pl
Starting SurrealServices 0.4.2-pre10.
Loading module core... done.
Loading module connectserv... done.
Loading module services...SrSv::Hash::SaltedHash using Digest::SHA
done.
Loading module securitybot... done.
Loading module logserv... done.
fate@triela:~$ cat /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-rc2/config/main.conf
# This is the servername for services (it shows up in /map and /list).
# It MUST contain at least one dot per RFC1459.
local = services.ppirc.net
# This is the name or IP of the IRC-server/Hub that services
# will connect to.
remote = 127.0.0.1
# This is the port to connect to. This port must accept server
# connections (cannot be 'clientonly'). Nor can it be an SSL
# port. SrSv does not support ziplinks either.
port = 12345
# This is UnrealIRCd's server numeric. You must set this to
# a unique value.
numeric = 1
# You can set this to anything you want, it shows up in
# /whois and /links
info = PPIrC Services
# Server link password. Must match the appropriate link{} block
# in the ircd config.
pass = password
# Number of worker processes. Note that increasing this above 4
# will most likely only slow things down -- see README file.
procs = 4
# Diagnostic channel where you can monitor what services is doing.
diag = #Diagnostics
# List of modules to load. See README.
load = core, connectserv, services, securitybot, logserv
# The name of your network.
# Not really used for anything anymore, we just take 005's NETWORK
netname = PPIrC
# The email address that services will use for nearexpire,
# sendpass, etc.
email = PPIrC.net IRC Services <services@ppirc.net>
# This is the Reply-To: field. This should be set to an address
# of your network staff. Or set it to "noreply" if you hate
# your users.
replyto = staff@ppirc.net
# This line will be at the end of each email sent by services.
sig = Thank you for chatting with us.
# If you use NeoStats, set this to the name of your NeoStats
# server. Otherwise, leave it commented out.
#unsyncserver = neostats.example.com
# Uncomment this if you don't want any emails to be sent.
nomail = 1
# This is the address for maillogs.
logmail = staff@ppirc.net
# This determines whether passwords in services (and possibly some other modules)
# are hashed or stored plain-text. hashing passwords mostly makes password-theft
# harder, if the database is accessed by someone who should not have it.
# default is off, but recommended to be turned on
# a) if your network is under threat of hacking
# b) if your network is large
# c) to alleviate some fears from users.
#
# If you set this to 1, and run db-setup, all of the nickreg passes will be
# hashed for you. This process is irreversible, short of reverting to
# a backup copy of your database. Keeping the backup for any period of time
# violates the point of hashing your passwords.
hashed-passwords = 1
fate@triela:~$ cat /home/ircd/srsv-0.4.2-pre10/config/main.conf
local = services.ppirc.net
remote = 127.0.0.1
port = 12345
numeric = 1
info = PPIrC Services
pass = password
procs = 4
diag = #diagnostics
load = core, connectserv, services, securitybot, logserv
netname = PPIrC
email = PPIrC Services <services@ppirc.net>
replyto = staff@ppirc.net
sig = Thank you for chatting with us.
unsyncserver = neostats.example.com