如何在 Debian 7 上运行 UnrealIRCd 聊天服务器

1su

1adduser ircd

1passwd ircd

1apt-get install sudo

1adduser ircd sudo

1su ircd

1cd ~

1sudo apt-get update

1sudo apt-get install make gcc build-essential openssl libcurl4-openssl-dev zlib1g zlib1g-dev zlibc libgcrypt11 libgcrypt11-dev

1sudo apt-get install wget

1cd ~

1wget --no-check-certificate http://unrealircd.org/downloads/Unreal3.2.10.4.tar.gz

1tar xzvf Unreal3.2.10.4.tar.gz

1cd Unreal3.2.10.4

1./Config

1What directory are all the server configuration files in?

1What is the path to the ircd binary including the name of the binary?

1What should the default permissions for your configurations files be?  (Set this to 0 to disable)

1Do you want to support SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) connections?

1Yes

1If you know the path to OpenSSL on your system, enter it here. If not
2leave this blank (in most cases it will be detected automatically).

1Do you want to enable IPv6 support?

1Do you want to enable ziplinks support?

1Yes

1If you know the path to zlib on your system, enter it here. If not
2leave this blank

1Do you want to enable remote includes?
2Do you want to enable prefixes for chanadmin and chanowner?
3What listen() backlog value do you wish to use?
4How far back do you want to keep the nickname history?
5What is the maximum sendq length you wish to have?
6How many buffer pools would you like?
7How many file descriptors (or sockets) can the IRCd use?
8Would you like to pass any custom parameters to configure?

1cd ~/Unreal3.2.10.4

1make

1cp ~/Unreal3.2.10.4/doc/example.conf ~/Unreal3.2.10.4/unrealircd.conf

1nano ~/Unreal3.2.10.4/unrealircd.conf

1// loadmodule “src/modules/commands.so”;
2// loadmodule “src/modules/cloak.so”;

1/* FOR *NIX, uncomment the following 2lines: */
2loadmodule "src/modules/commands.so";
3loadmodule "src/modules/cloak.so";

1me
2{
3        name "unreal.example.com";
4        info "Unreal Chat Server";
5        numeric 1;
6};

1admin {
2        "Will Preston";
3        "will";
4        "[email protected]";
5};

 1class clients
 2{
 3        pingfreq 90;
 4        maxclients 500;
 5        sendq 100000;
 6        recvq 8000;
 7};      
 8
 9class servers
10{
11        pingfreq 90;
12        maxclients 10;          /* Max servers we can have linked at a time */
13        sendq 1000000;
14        connfreq 100; /* How many seconds between each connection attempt */
15};

 1allow {
 2        ip             *@*;
 3        hostname       *@*;
 4        class clients;
 5        maxperip 5;
 6        password "yourpasswordhere";    
 7};      
 8
 9/* Passworded allow line */
10allow {
11        ip             *@255.255.255.255;
12        hostname       *@*.passworded.people;
13        class clients;
14        password "f00Ness";
15        maxperip 1;
16};

1allow channel {
2    	channel "#WarezSucks";
3    	class "clients";
4    };

 1oper username {
 2	class clients;
 3	from {
 4		userhost *@*;
 5	};
 6	password "yourpasswordhere";
 7	flags {
 8		global;
 9		netadmin;
10		can_gkline;
11		can_gzline;
12		can_zline;
13		can_kline;
14		can_unkline;
15		can_restart;
16		can_die;
17		can_rehash;
18	};
19	swhois "This will appear when users run a /WHOIS on you";
20};

 1listen		*:6697
 2{
 3	options
 4	{
 5		ssl;
 6		clientsonly;
 7	};
 8};
 9
10listen *:8067;
11listen *:6667;

1listen [fd3a::a1c9:b311:985e]:6667

 1link hub.mynet.com
 2{
 3        username        *;
 4        hostname 1.2.3.4;
 5        bind-ip         *;
 6        port 7029;
 7        hub             *;
 8        password-connect "LiNk";
 9        password-receive "LiNk";
10        class servers;
11                options {
12                        /* Note: You should not use autoconnect when linking services */
13                        autoconnect;
14                        ssl;
15                        zip;
16                };
17};

1ulines {
2        services.roxnet.org;
3        stats.roxnet.org;
4};

1drpass {
2	restart "your-restart-password-here";
3	die "your-die-password-here";
4};

1motd ircd.motd;

1/*
2tld {
3	...
4};
5*/

1ban nick/ip {
2	mask ["nickname*goes*here"/12.223.98.1]; // Banned nick or IP
3	reason "Put your reason for the ban here";
4};

1/*
2ban nick {
3        mask "*C*h*a*n*S*e*r*v*";
4        reason "Reserved for Services";
5};
6*/

1ban realname {
2	mask "Jack";
3	reason "Go away!";
4};

1except ban {
2	// My username is sigtau--don't ban me!
3	mask	*sigtau*@*
4};

1deny dcc {
2	filename "*sub7*"; // note that this supports wildcards
3	reason "Possible Sub7 Virus";
4};

1deny channel {
2	channel "*warez*";
3	reason "Warez is illegal";
4	class "clients";
5};

1vhost {
2	vhost		i.hate.microsefrs.com;
3	from {
4		userhost *@*.image.dk;
5	};
6	login		stskeeps;
7	password	moocowsrulemyworld;
8};

 1set {
 2	network-name "ROXnet"; // This is the name of the network reported to clients
 3			       // upon joining, and in many popular IRC clients, is the
 4			       // formal name used for tabbed view and logs.
 5	default-server "irc.roxnet.org"; // Replace this with your server's domain--the
 6					 // daemon reports this to the client as being
 7					 // the network's proper hostname.
 8	services-server "services.roxnet.org"; // If you plan to add services to your
 9					       // IRC server, use the same domain as
10					       // above, e.g. services.mydomain.com.
11					       // Even if you aren't going to run
12					       // services, you should do this anyway.
13	stats-server "stats.roxnet.org"; // Same as the above, except with stats
14					 // stats servers.
15 	help-channel "#ROXnet"; // Set this to a be your network's official "help
16				// channel" so that users have a place to go in case
17				// they need help with something that only an IRCop
18				// or server administrator could do.
19	hiddenhost-prefix "rox"; // For anonimity purposes, UnrealIRCd masks users'
20				 // IP addresses using 'hidden hosts'--i.e. the host
21				 // user331.newyork.someISP.com is converted to
22				 // hiddenhost-3AB66E2-newyork.someISP.com. This value
23				 // can be customized--change "rox" to whatever you
24				 // want (generally, alphanumeric lowercase) the hidden
25				 // host mask to be. This is sometimes referred to as
26				 // "cloaking."
27	cloak-keys {
28		"brespumuste6ewR";
29		"fUkAChekEswu6ed";
30		"4aFachehetawedR";
31	};
32	
33	// The above block are the random seeds used to generate unique cloaks for
34	// each user without revealing their hostname to one another. Generally, a
35	// 10-20 character random alphanumeric mixed-case string will do. Any online
36	// password generator will work, or if you're in a pinch, just type whatever
37	// alphanumeric string you want in all three string fields.
38	//
39	// THERE MUST BE EXACTLY THREE STRINGS.
40
41	hosts {
42		local		"locops.roxnet.org";
43		global		"ircops.roxnet.org";
44		coadmin		"admin.roxnet.org";
45		admin		"admin.roxnet.org";
46		servicesadmin	"csops.roxnet.org";
47		netadmin	"netadmin.roxnet.org";
48		host-on-oper-up "no";
49	};
50	
51	// The above block can go mostly unchanged, apart from changing "roxnet.org"
52	// to your domain of choice. Setting host-on-oper-up automatically changes
53	// the hostname of the IRCop user to be one of the above based on their rank
54	// indicators in their o:line flags (`local`, `global`, `admin`, etc.).
55};

 1set {
 2	kline-address "[email protected]"; // When k-lines are applied, users are sometimes
 3					// instructed to contact a particular e-mail for
 4					// more information. This should be that e-mail.
 5	modes-on-connect "+ixw"; // Leave these at default; however if you need to tweak
 6				 // what modes users are automatically assigned upon
 7				 // connecting, you can view the full mode reference
 8				 // here: http://www.unrealircd.com/files/docs/unreal32docs.html#userchannelmodes
 9	modes-on-oper "+xwgs";   // These are modes that are applied when a user first
10				 // authenticates as an IRCop. These are generally left
11				 // alone as well, but you can use the above link again
12				 // if you, for some reason, need to tweak these.
13	oper-auto-join "#opers"; // This is the channel that IRCops are set to
14				 // be force-joined to as soon as they authenticate as
15				 // an IRCop. You can set multiple channels by
16				 // delimiting them with commas: #chan1,#chan2,...
17	maxchannelsperuser 10; // This is the maximum number of channels any one user
18			       // session can be joined to. You may raise or lower this
19			       // as needed, however it must be greater than or equal
20			       // to 1.
21	options {
22		hide-ulines; // This means any server specified in the ulines {} block
23			     // will not appear when a connected user uses /list.
24			     // IRCops automatically override this when they use /list.
25		show-connect-info; // This allows a user to see messages such as
26				   // "Looking up your hostname..." and "Requesting
27				   // identd..." when they are connecting. Generally a
28				   // good idea to keep this.
29	};
30	
31	anti-spam-quit-message-time 10s; // In the past, IRC servers have had issues
32					 // with users joining and quitting with long
33					 // quit messages in rapid succession to spam
34					 // the server. This helps combat that by
35					 // specifying how long a user must be 
36					 // connected before the server will allow them
37					 // to specify a message when using /QUIT.
38					 // You can leave this as it is or change it.
39	oper-only-stats "okfGsMRUEelLCXzdD"; // You should probably leave this alone,
40					     // it defines which server stats are
41					     // restricted to be viewable by IRCops only.
42					     // Since there's too many stat modes to list
43					     // for an article, here's a hint: once your
44					     // server is up and running, use the /stats
45					     // command (while authenticated as an IRCop)
46					     // to get a list of character->stat pairs,
47					     // which can be used to modify this list.
48	throttle { // When users disconnect, their clients will try to reconnect them.
49		   // This prevents it from happening too quickly, potentially putting
50		   // the server under high load.
51		connections 3; // The number of connections allowed...
52		period 60s; // ...per x seconds, as specified here.
53	};
54
55	anti-flood { // This configures anti-flood settings to prevent users from
56		     // flooding the server with unnecessary commands.
57		nick-flood 3:60; // Allows 3 nick changes per 60 seconds.
58
59		// Some other useful options to read up on are away-flood for how
60		// many times a user can use /AWAY, or unknown-flood-amount for
61		// users that send unknown garbage data to the server.
62	};
63	
64	spamfilter { // This controls settings for spam filtering and default ban info.
65		ban-time 1d; // This is the default duration of a k-line/z-line ban when
66			     // automatically set by a spam filter.
67		ban-reason "Spam/Advertising" // The message used by automatic bans.
68		virus-help-channel "#help"; // The channel users can turn to if they
69					    // need help with viruses such as those
70					    // sent over DCC.
71	};
72};

1nano ~/Unreal3.2.10.4/ircd.rules

1nano ~/Unreal3.2.10.4/ircd.motd

1touch ~/Unreal3.2.10.4/ircd.log

1cd ~/Unreal3.2.10.4

1./unreal start

1* Loading IRCd configuration ..
2* Configuration loaded without any problems ..
3* Initializing SSL.
4* Dynamic configuration initialized .. booting IRCd.

1/server your Droplet IP address or domain here 6667

1/oper your-oline-username your-oline-password