Posts Tagged ‘Hybrid’

Hybrid releases 7.3.0

Sunday, August 14th, 2011

Earlier this week, Jon Lusky released a new version of ircd-hybrid. The version number has now reached 7.3.0. Among the changes you find a new Bulgarian translation, a fixed IPv6 implementation and channel modes O and S for opers-only respective SSL/TLS-only clients. Server administrators now get to choose whether they want to use SSLv3 or TLSv1 to secure connections. All spy-notice modules that previously covered reports for usage of STATS, TRACE, MOTD and ADMIN have been replaced by server-sided notices. The old LazyLinks concept has now been removed, as it was half broken. The WATCH command known from UnrealIRCd and Bahamut has been added. In addition to that, a few minor cleanups and bugs leading to crashes have been fixed.

IRCd-Hybrid derivate “esphyb” releases version 1.0.4 [Updated]

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

[Update] Version 1.0.5 has been released for a important fix regarding a crashbug in the /invite command!

esphyb, an IRCd forked from IRCd-Hybrid that is developed and used on EsperNet, is now available as version 1.0.4.

The features that have been introduced in their custom version include:

  • Colorless channels (+c/+C), oper-only channels (+O), identified-user channels (+R, +M)
  • Smarter CAPTURE/UNCAPTURE (aliased to HURT/HEAL)
  • Configuration-driven “services” aliases, like /NickServ and /NS
  • SVSMODE for usermodes +a and +r
  • SVSNICK for “services”-driven nick changes
  • WEBIRC support for web-to-IRC gateways like CGI:IRC and Mibbit

IRC.EFNet.CH Supports IPv6

Sunday, March 9th, 2008

Another EFNet server adds supports IPv6.

Recently IRC.EFNet.CH added support for the IPv6 protocol. IRC-Junkie asked IRC EFNet.CH admin Taliz for how long IPv6 has been supported on EFNet. “Ratbox is an early fork of Hybrid 7 and, if I recall correctly, has always supported IPv6. Hybrid 7 has supported IPv6 since it was released back in 2003(there were however a lot of Betas & RC’s supporting IPv6 as well, which ratbox built on, dating back to 2001).”