#ngircd — Public Fediverse posts
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working on the setup of my #irc server on the side. now have configured http://thelounge.wilderland.ovh as a web portal (while @kensanata already has the same running on his server https://chat.campaignwiki.org/).
there is something really nice and basic about using #ngircd to put together a small network, even if few people actually use it.
if you want to chat about #ttrpg topics (or anything really) just check the links above, or connect to wilderland.ovh on port 6667
(or campaignwiki.org on 6667/6697)
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Especially #ngircd is really easy to set up and works quite well. You can get a server up and running in a few minutes, and connect it to someone else's server if you find someone to do that with.
And if you use it together with, e.g. The Lounge, even pictures and videos start to become an option -
ngIRCd 27 is released, a lightweight Internet Relay Chat (IRC) server software. You can find more information on our homepage (https://ngircd.barton.de), the mailing list post (https://lists.barton.de/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/[email protected]/message/Y5KOJXWE74THZUIDBZRKXAGZ66V7S6RJ/) and on the GitHub release page (https://github.com/ngircd/ngircd/releases/tag/rel-27) – have fun! #ngircd #ircd #irc #unix #linux #bsd
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Today, the first „release candidate“ for the next ngIRCd release – a lightweight Internet Relay Chat (IRC) server software – was published: ngIRCd 27~rc1. You can find more information on our homepage (https://ngircd.barton.de), the mailing list post (https://lists.barton.de/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/[email protected]/message/IRMY437JJZX6PA5PHQGWLTRIYPAPYNGK/) and on the GitHub release page (https://github.com/ngircd/ngircd/releases/tag/rel-27-rc1) – please test and report any issues! #ngircd #ircd #irc
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Just posted the following on Twitter/X:
> Please note that ngIRCd is present in the Fediverse (Mastodon) now, too: https://social.tchncs.de/@ngircd
At least for now, this account here on Twitter/X will stay but post announcements only; all "interaction" happens on Mastodon.So for now on this Mastodon account will be the primary micro-blogging platform of ngIRCd. #ngircd
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A nice tutorial on configuring ngIRCd, Let’s Encrypt, Atheme and ZNC on Debian 12. Thanks @someodd! #ngircd #atheme #debian #irc #ircserver https://fosstodon.org/@someodd/112199482459352895
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A nice tutorial on configuring ngIRCd, Let’s Encrypt, Atheme and ZNC on Debian 12. Thanks @someodd! #ngircd #atheme #debian #irc #ircserver https://fosstodon.org/@someodd/112199482459352895
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Using the --tunnel option of the #meshtastic #cli command, setting the mode to --ch-shortfast and adjusting the "pong timeout" of #ngircd I can connect #Hexchat to the #IRC server over the mesh and DCC send files to other IRC users.... slowly. --ch-medfast and --ch-longfast seem to work as well, just slower
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Si quieren probar el tantas veces revivido servidor IRC de Undernet Uy, esta vez corriendo en un MIPS32 de 720MHz con 64MB de RAM, pueden instalar la app Revolution IRC, de la tienda de aplicaciones libres FDroid y ponerle estos datos para conectarse (captura). Si no tambien pueden ir al webchat en https://irc.undernet.uy #irc #mips32 #openwrt #ngircd #internet #lowtech #uruguay
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IRC Server for MS-DOS - The recent flurry of projects based around Internet Relay Chat (IRC) should be a f... - https://hackaday.com/2021/08/28/irc-server-for-ms-dos/ #softwaredevelopment #retrocomputing #ibm5150 #ms-dos #ngircd #irc
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I just set up an #IRC server using #ngircd the configuration allows for easy connections including SSL connections, or whatever it's called these days. My next concern is to incorporate the services of NETSERV, CHANSERV, etc. I've already installed my candidate packages, namely, #anope and #atheme. I wasn't too sure what to do with the config files in anope, I wasn't sure what to do. I'm still reading the relevant documents, however so far, I seem to be relegated to much speculation, on how to proceed. If there are any IRC gurus out here, that's willing to help me find the path, I'd be ever so grateful. Thank you. -
I just set up an #IRC server using #ngircd the configuration allows for easy connections including SSL connections, or whatever it's called these days. My next concern is to incorporate the services of NETSERV, CHANSERV, etc. I've already installed my candidate packages, namely, #anope and #atheme. I wasn't too sure what to do with the config files in anope, I wasn't sure what to do. I'm still reading the relevant documents, however so far, I seem to be relegated to much speculation, on how to proceed. If there are any IRC gurus out here, that's willing to help me find the path, I'd be ever so grateful. Thank you. -
Just installed and configured my first #IRC server. I still don't know how I did it. The hardest part for me, that kept me up for a night at least, was getting SSL support to work. I finally figured it out. I had planned on using #bitlbee, however, a friend recommended, #ngircd and the thing practically configured itself. I think I'm in love again.
