Hello,
For a verry small private irc server I compiled and configurated ratbox3.
It runs as it should and ssl works perfect, nothing to complain.
I have a few questions regarding the configuration. The server is password protected. What i want is several groups of users to have different "entry" passwords.
I tried to do this with an X amount of auth blocks, allowing user *@* but all blocks with a different password.
This doesnt work, only the password of the first auth block is accepted, the rest is not.
The other thing I cant get to work is rehashing the ircd config on the fly (e.g. without the need for a full server restart and thus killing all the client connections).
Is it possible to do what I want in ratbox? (and if so ... how?)
Sincerly,
Drunk
Ratbox3 config/oper help
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Re: Ratbox3 config/oper help
auth block matching is done on the first hostmask pattern that matches your ident@host/ip. if you have everything *@*, then everything matches the first one and the rest are basically ignored.
to rehash the config, you should be able to either /quote rehash, or kill -HUP <ircd-pid>
to rehash the config, you should be able to either /quote rehash, or kill -HUP <ircd-pid>
In God we trust,
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
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Re: Ratbox3 config/oper help
Ah, tnx for the rehash. I use multiple netorks in psybnc, and it kept nagging about the fact I needed to supply an argument but now I got it to work.
If I understand you correctly you say its not possible to specify multiple passwords as entry passwords to the irc server so I can give different user groups different passwords?
If I understand you correctly you say its not possible to specify multiple passwords as entry passwords to the irc server so I can give different user groups different passwords?
Re: Ratbox3 config/oper help
you can specify multiple passwords for entry, just not all with *@*. you have to be more limiting like, *@*.whatever.com == password1, *@*.somewhereelse.net == password2, etc.
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Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
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Re: Ratbox3 config/oper help
Yes, I undestand what you are saying. The problem is that i cant divide the groups based on there hostnames and ip adresses, so im afraid there is no solution for my problem with ratbox ...
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