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Frequently-Asked Questions
Author: Own3R at 23-06-2011, 12:33, Views: 562
This page has been set up to answer a few of the most common questions we get. If you can't find the answer to your question here, feel free to ask us in #Help, where all staff are voiced or drop us a line to support at iranserv dot com! Thank you.
General Questions.
What is IranServ about? Why is it here? IranServ is a general-purpose , iscussion network, currently implemented on Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
Should I create a channel on IranServ? Yes you should as long as its not related to the underage porn
Are there minimum standards of conduct for using IranServ? IranServ is a free network for everyone who doesnt share its member's identity or IP, but we will perm-ban anyone doing anything related to any child porn material.
General Questions.
What is IranServ about? Why is it here? IranServ is a general-purpose , iscussion network, currently implemented on Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
Should I create a channel on IranServ? Yes you should as long as its not related to the underage porn
Are there minimum standards of conduct for using IranServ? IranServ is a free network for everyone who doesnt share its member's identity or IP, but we will perm-ban anyone doing anything related to any child porn material.
Category: FAQ
Services
Author: Own3R at 23-06-2011, 12:32, Views: 457
In October 2003, IranServ start using the anope services package with some custom modules.
For more information about any of these, you can /msg (service-name) help while on Iranserv.
NickServ - nickname management services. NickServ allows your users to register their nickname to prevent others from stealing their nickname. Your users will also be able to kill any ghost connections with their nickname and will be able to group their most-used nicknames together so they can use the same set of settings and access for all of their nicknames.
ChanServ - channel management services. ChanServ provides the ability to register your channels. This way ChanServ can be used to give channel operator status to regular operators, or to lock other modes or a topic for your channel. Our version of ChanServ provides a very complete set of features for channel management, allowing complete control over your channel.
MemoServ - send memos to users or channels. MemoServ offers a way to send short messages to users who are currently offline, or to entire channels if you wish. This allows you and your users to quickly tell offline users something, without a chance of forgetting it.
OperServ - operator utility services. OperServ provides a very complete set of functionality for IRC Operators, allowing them to operate their network in a very efficient way. Including often used features like akills and session limiting, this black box for IRC Operators ensures a safe and easy to manage IRC network.
BotServ - channel bot services. BotServ allows you to create several bots for your network. These bots can join channels and take over most actions from ChanServ, making things just a tad more intuitive. Additionally, BotServ also adds a few features like fantasy commands and kick triggers.
HostServ - virtual host services. HostServ offers a way to easily provide virtual hosts to the users on your network. If your IRCd supports virtual hosts HostServ can be used as a very easy interface for setting them, and enables the virtual host every time a user joins the network.
For more information about any of these, you can /msg (service-name) help while on Iranserv.
NickServ - nickname management services. NickServ allows your users to register their nickname to prevent others from stealing their nickname. Your users will also be able to kill any ghost connections with their nickname and will be able to group their most-used nicknames together so they can use the same set of settings and access for all of their nicknames.
ChanServ - channel management services. ChanServ provides the ability to register your channels. This way ChanServ can be used to give channel operator status to regular operators, or to lock other modes or a topic for your channel. Our version of ChanServ provides a very complete set of features for channel management, allowing complete control over your channel.
MemoServ - send memos to users or channels. MemoServ offers a way to send short messages to users who are currently offline, or to entire channels if you wish. This allows you and your users to quickly tell offline users something, without a chance of forgetting it.
OperServ - operator utility services. OperServ provides a very complete set of functionality for IRC Operators, allowing them to operate their network in a very efficient way. Including often used features like akills and session limiting, this black box for IRC Operators ensures a safe and easy to manage IRC network.
BotServ - channel bot services. BotServ allows you to create several bots for your network. These bots can join channels and take over most actions from ChanServ, making things just a tad more intuitive. Additionally, BotServ also adds a few features like fantasy commands and kick triggers.
HostServ - virtual host services. HostServ offers a way to easily provide virtual hosts to the users on your network. If your IRCd supports virtual hosts HostServ can be used as a very easy interface for setting them, and enables the virtual host every time a user joins the network.
Copyright © 2002-2011 by Peer-Directed Projects Center.
Network date and time: Thursday, 23-Jun-2011 06:12:27 GMT.
Comments to email address: web at iranserv dot com.
Network date and time: Thursday, 23-Jun-2011 06:12:27 GMT.
Comments to email address: web at iranserv dot com.
Category: Services
IRC servers
Author: Own3R at 23-06-2011, 12:32, Views: 1235
Our main server rotation is irc.iranserv.com. Pointers to iranserv currently include irc.iranserv.net, irc.anonops.ru, and irc.anonworld.net. Please see our acknowledgements page for the generous groups and organizations who have helped us to provide this service.
All IranServ servers listen on ports 7000 , 6667, 6697 (SSL only). Please be aware that the below list is at no time authoritative, and as such our advice is to connect using irc.iranserv.com.
Accessing IranServ Via SSL
IranServ now provides SSL client access on all servers. If your client is not configured to verify SSL certificates, then you can simply connect, with SSL enabled, on port 6697
If you wish to verify the server certificates on connection, some additional work may be required. First, ensure that your system has an up-to-date set of root CA certificates. On most linux distributions this will be in a package named something like ca-certificates. Many systems install these by default, but some (such as FreeBSD, on which the package you wish to install is ca_root_nss, and the cafile to use would be /usr/local/share/certs/ca-root-nss.crt) do not. For most clients this should be sufficient.
Those of you using irssi will find that it has some oddities in SSL certificate verification, and will not find the root certificates on its own. To work around this, use
/connect -ssl_verify -ssl_capath /etc/ssl/certs irc.iranserv.com 6697
or on FreeBSD
/connect -ssl_cafile /usr/local/share/certs/ca-root-nss.crt irc.iranserv.com 6697
Once you tell irssi where to find the root certificates, it should be able to verify the certificate correctly.
All IranServ servers listen on ports 7000 , 6667, 6697 (SSL only). Please be aware that the below list is at no time authoritative, and as such our advice is to connect using irc.iranserv.com.
Accessing IranServ Via SSL
IranServ now provides SSL client access on all servers. If your client is not configured to verify SSL certificates, then you can simply connect, with SSL enabled, on port 6697
If you wish to verify the server certificates on connection, some additional work may be required. First, ensure that your system has an up-to-date set of root CA certificates. On most linux distributions this will be in a package named something like ca-certificates. Many systems install these by default, but some (such as FreeBSD, on which the package you wish to install is ca_root_nss, and the cafile to use would be /usr/local/share/certs/ca-root-nss.crt) do not. For most clients this should be sufficient.
Those of you using irssi will find that it has some oddities in SSL certificate verification, and will not find the root certificates on its own. To work around this, use
/connect -ssl_verify -ssl_capath /etc/ssl/certs irc.iranserv.com 6697
or on FreeBSD
/connect -ssl_cafile /usr/local/share/certs/ca-root-nss.crt irc.iranserv.com 6697
Once you tell irssi where to find the root certificates, it should be able to verify the certificate correctly.
Copyright © 2002-2011 by Peer-Directed Projects Center.
Network date and time: Thursday, 23-Jun-2011 06:12:27 GMT.
Comments to email address: web at iranserv dot com.
Network date and time: Thursday, 23-Jun-2011 06:12:27 GMT.
Comments to email address: web at iranserv dot com.
Category: Servers
Install New Services module
Author: Own3R at 23-06-2011, 12:21, Views: 61032
Module Name : cs_access_notice
info:
Whenever a user is added to the channel access list or, his access being changed or his access deleted from the channel access list, ChanServ will send them a notice informing about their access status (whether (s)he is added, changed or deleted, by whom, which channel and at what levels). If the user is offline during the events, a memo will be sent to the user informing about the events.
info:
Whenever a user is added to the channel access list or, his access being changed or his access deleted from the channel access list, ChanServ will send them a notice informing about their access status (whether (s)he is added, changed or deleted, by whom, which channel and at what levels). If the user is offline during the events, a memo will be sent to the user informing about the events.
Category: News
