56 projects tagged "BSD"
Ibid is a multi-protocol, general purpose, instant messaging chat bot written in Python. It aims for a naturalistic interface rather than strict-syntax commands. Ibid understands many protocols, including IRC, Jabber/XMPP/Google Talk, Campfire, NMDC, and SILC. It also interacts over SMTP, HTTP, and various RPC protocols. Ibid aims to make plugins as easy as possible to write. It ships with a large collection of plugins for looking up information, performing conversions, storing factoids, delivering messages, and much more.
Based on ircu, Nefarious has features from various IRCds (Asuka, Bahamut, UnrealIRCd, and UltimateIRCd) with the intent of adding needed features to ircu without becoming too bloated or subject to anti-user behaviors. Most features can be activated or deactivated in the config file. Nefarious includes optional support for RBL-based blocking or marking, fakehosts, accounts, login-on-connect, half-ops, ban exceptions, mIRC color filtering chan-mode, network-wide bans (g-lines), and much more.
envbot is an advanced modular IRC bot coded in bash. Features include SSL, IPv6, modularity (with several good modules already), transport modules (including OpenSSL, GnuTLS, netcat, etc.), loading/unloading/reloading of modules at runtime, rehashing configuration at runtime, advanced access control, and much more.
cerberus is a modular and robust network operator and drone monitoring service designed to protect IRC networks from common threats that plague the community. It uses a BIND9-style configuration file with a mix of Perl syntax. It includes a map module that displays a server map along with basic information, stats/protocol for core protocol support, sql, an interface to DBI, modcontrol for controlling modules in use via IRC, login, operlist for displaying a list of all operators on the network, and more. It was designed for use with pure TS6 networks such as ircd-ratbox and ircd-hybrid.
swordcoast.net IRCd is a fork of Undernet's IRCu 2.10.12 that features more possibilities for network services, less power for IRC operators, some of QuakeNet's Asuka patches, more versatile host hiding, customizable whois information lines, improvements for silence masks, and a few other things.