A few of us have done bridges between networks, but they are complicated to write and usually don't provide a 1-1 match in features. In addition, P10 (not TS10) is a tokenized and uid-ized protocol, depending on UID's and SID's (encoded in base64) in everything, making it that much more difficult to...

For years, XO's hub was set to the old default of 80, where everyone use (including XO's client server) were set to 120. It simply takes time and cooperation between developers to set their defaults.

deww wrote:Neat. I just tried it out. It works pretty well. Really handy to have. Too bad it doesn't work with links or lynx. :)

It works in reasonably current cvs versions of elinks. It doesn't work exceptionally well but it's something.

In this vote, I would like to note that I would like to see the addition of channel modes e, I, d, and have all the limits for them raised significantly. I would like to see at least 50 bans. e and I don't need that many, but 25 bans is just not enough. -qurve The server stores them all in the same...

Hey. You're completly wrong. All servers does not have to support it. As long as the hubs support it leafs can do as they want. Homelien has had +e enabled since the dawn of time and has been to pleasure for a lot of users for a long time. Enable it on hubs, ban *!*~@* all you want and let clients ...

There is very little documentation on the TSora protocol used on "efnet" ircd's. You cannot use another protocol's services on it without heavy modification. To start, read http://www.iagora.com/~espel/ircd/protocol.html for the basic TSora protocol we all use. Then read http://www.ircd-hybrid.org/d...