a lot of linux distros put the core file to zero for security reasons, sometimes daemons leave world readable core files with important info Then they shouldn't tout themselves as a "developer's platform". thats the gdb output....i hope this is what you wanted. That information is what you'd send t...

http://www.efnet.nl/links.php contains links to the US and EU server apps, as well as other potentially useful information.

its an updated red hat 7.2 system with the 2.4.20 kernel. [irc@ns irc]$ ulimit -a core file size (blocks) 0 ... i take it i need to change the core file size? or is 0 unlimited? i have had core files appear with this set at 0 before. ulimit -c unlimited Some programs, hybrid, hybserv, and Sentinel ...

-wassup- wrote:i just remembered that i did get errors during compiling, having to do with socket.h.

System header, you can't do anything about it so you can ignore it.

You're using current cvs, which can be (and often is) broken. That is designed for developers ONLY. Anyway, what OS are you running? Some operating systems (stupidly) disable dumping core files by default, show us your output from the shell command: ulimit -c (or if you are using some form of csh) l...

Sending a gdb bt to the authors would likely get more of a result. Send it to ircd-hybrid@the-project.org

gdb /path/to/tcm-binary /path/to/tcm.core

When you get to a "(gdb)" prompt, issue the command "bt"

Paste that command's output into the e-mail.

Not to mention Hybserv2 has a number of unresolved issues and bugs, including "difficulties" in dealing with channels with % characters in them. Minor update, the % issue is finally resolved. There are still a number of other issues, that would force it to not work well on large networks. As for wh...

leeh wrote:id say ircnets ircd wins hands down on opers having the least power. You have to patch it to even be able to kline via the ircd :P.

Don't forget tkserv ;) Technically not the ircd but it IS included.

Hybrid has nothing to do with the lack of "power" that you refer to. Hybrid can easily be modified (and has been) to allow opers to have more control over the users and the network. ie http://ircd.botbay.net/pub/hybrid/4-Hackops/ . Typically, making some sort of "more-oper-power" patch is the first...

...snip... also where could i find a copy of services.xo? thanks, alex That's not public either. The SERVER, DOMAIN, and HOST commands are mimiced by Hybserv2's StatServ; and those commands plus CLONES and DRONES are mimiced by Sentinel's MonServ. Both of these programs are open source but neither ...

Just a minor correction, it doesn't broadcast notices to monitor bots, both tcm and oomon explicitely query it. Any user is able to /msg SERVICES@services.xo CLONES 4 and receive the same information a tcm/oomon does (by default). Users who are KLINE'ed for "Clones on multiple servers" are the resul...

i was reading in example.conf.trillian that if a server jupes a nick it has to be juped on all servers, does that still apply or is it outdated info? Nick jupes do not have to be applied to each server, it would simply apply only to users on that one server. If an admin left out "NickServ", and ser...

Not to mention Hybserv2 has a number of unresolved issues and bugs, including "difficulties" in dealing with channels with % characters in them.

I've seen things like that when people tried to exploit the old DNS spoofing bugs. This MIGHT be the same thing, I'm not sure offhand

But also remember the CPU load regular expressions would impart on a server. The original +d in Hybrid 6 used regular expressions (early betas) but it was changed to match() (wildcards * and ?). What WOULD help and not cost much is an improved match(), like oomon's current implementation. You would ...