1. irc

• 1. irc
• 1.1. minimal bash client
• 1.2. go bot
• 1.3. modes
• 1.4. services

I'm operating an irc server! Nix source.

Be friendly to each other and HACK THE PLANET!

irc.emile.space:6697 #general

1.1. minimal bash client

Easily connect and write in emile.space #general:

irc.sh

curl -sL emile.space/irc.sh -o- | bash

or to set a nick:

curl -sL emile.space/irc.sh -o- | IRC_NICK=acker bash

1.2. go bot

A minimal golang based bot:

irc.go

d=$(mktemp -d) && curl -sL emile.space/irc.go -o "$d/irc.go" && go run "$d/irc.go"; rm -rf "$d"

1.3. modes

• +C (Disables CTCP): Prevents bot and spam
• +n (No outside messages): Prevents users not in channel to send to channel
• +i (Invite-Only): Requires an invite or matching mask to join.
• +m (Moderated): Only users with voice or operator privileges can speak.
• +t (Topic Lock): Only channel operators can change the topic.
• +k (Key-Protected): Requires a password/key to enter.
• +b (Ban): Blocks specified user hostmasks from the channel.
• +o (Operator): Grants channel management and moderation privileges.
• +v (Voice): Grants speaking rights in a moderated channel.

1.4. services

Provided by the networks:

• NickServ
• ChanServ
• GroupServ
• HostServ

Provided by soju (my bouncer):

• BouncerServ