I just set up an IRC server on my laptop for the local network. however, ChanServ and NickServ don't seem to be installed/available. How might I get them?
I'm looking for suggestions for an extremely lightweight IRC server for linux. It does not need a bunch of features or bloat. It's is for just our internal team (50- people), and small footprint is important.
I've been looking at InspireIRC, but wanted to get other opinions.
And advice you can provide will be appreciated.
Thanks.
I want to set up a corporate IRC server to use for project discussions.
How can I make the IRC server keep a archive of all messages that are sent through the server? I want the messages available for browsing (also preferably searchable) over HTTP (using Apache).
How can I set up such a service?
Also, it would be a plus if a user connecting to a channel on the server could execute some command in the IRC client to (say) get the server to return the last 24 hours worth of messages on that channel.
(I am an IRC n00b)
I have installed ircd-hybrid on my Ubuntu Server (192.168.1.2, example.com).
We use #teamchannel to communicate inside the team.
The question is: how can I send some short message from example.com to #teamchannel from the bash script? e.g. example.com: Alert! The server is rebooting now
Edit:
I have found a perl script which does exactly what I needed.
I would like to run an IRC server for users of my LAN, and my best option would be to do so on a Windows XP box. Is there a decent Windows/Cygwin IRC server that you have used and would recommend? If so, any configuration pointers would also be greatly appreciated.