Linux SuSE IRC-Server aufbauen

#1 Hi @all,

ich hab im Geschäft eine Linux Maschiene Laufen (SuSE LINUX 8.0)
Es ist immer Lästig zum aparat zu greifen und zu schauen ob der Kollge gerade da ist oder nicht ... Ich hab mir daher gedacht, dass ich einfach einen IRC Server auf meiner Linux Kiste laufen lasse ... die Kollegen waren auch damit einverstaden.
Jetzt habe ich noch ein paar fragen, wie kann ich das so einstellen, dass nur bestimmte kollegen rein dürfen.
Hat jemand vielleicht ein gute Doku dazu... ??? Welche Software nehme ich da am besten ???

Danke
mfg

Spufy

#2 Syntax:
I:IP-address-mask:optional password:host/domain-mask::connection class (opt)
Wildcards (`*') may be used in the mask fields (1 and 3) to allow for
very broad connection rules. Ident (for more information on this, see
rfc1413) can also be used by placing an `@' in the mask fields in the
appropriate positions. If you don't want to use ident, only give the
host/IP part of the connecting addresses, if you add a @ (usually used
as *@), ircd will try and use ident to check the real username of the
client, any connecting clients on host's that are running ident that
give usernames that dont match those found by ircd will be rejected by
the server. If the host is not running ident, a `~' will be placed in
front of the username of the connecting client to show that the its
host isnt running ident.

Examples:

I:*@*:foobar:*@*::1
This line will allow anyone from any host that uses the password
"foobar" to connect through connection class 1 (Y line 1), the server
will also try and use ident to verify the username of the client.
Placed at the top of the I lines in your ircd.conf, this line may serve
as a fall-through for connecting clients, any client that does not match
any other I line but gives the password "foobar" will be able to connect
through this line (If Y line 1 has space).


mfg poiin2000
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