---
name: "exaconf"
section: "2"
platform: "linux"
package: "ircd"
version: "2.10.10.pl18-4"
release: "Debian 3.0 (Woody)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/exaconf"
---

# exaconf(2)

\# Set the name of the server, its numeric, and the server info field serverinfo {\
 	name "test.server.undernet.org";\
 	capacity 6124;\
 	numeric 18;\
 	description "A test server for the next generation";

	\# this is an optional parameter to specify where outbound\
 	\# connections should originate from\
 	addr "18.177.0.118"; }

\# Select a seed from /dev/random or the appropriate local alternative. # If /dev/random doesn't exist, use a seed # Note: on Linux, /dev/urandom should probably be used--it won't block. seedfile "/dev/random";

\# Let's set up some logging logging {\
 	syslog daemon; # set the syslog facility to daemon

	logpath "/home/irc/logs" # path prepended to log file names

	log kill syslog notice; # log kills to syslog at priority "notice"\
 	log squit syslog notice;\
 	log connect syslog debug;

	log oper file "opers.log"; # log /opers to file "opers.log"\
 	log gline file "gline.log";

	nolog users; # turn off logging for users (default, but illustrative)

	pid "ircd.pid"; }

binpath "/home/irc/bin/ircd"; # binary to exec() when we /restart libpath "/home/irc/lib"; # directory to chdir() to on start-up

\# Here's an authorization record--defines who is permitted on the server # and what special information needs to be remembered about them. auth everyone {\
 	host "\*@\*";	# hosts this auth record matches\
 	maxusers 1200;	# Max users for this auth record\
 	perhost 2;	# Maximum of 2 users per host on this server\
 	global 3;	# Maximum of 2 users per host on the entire network\
 	ping 120;	# ping them once every 120 seconds if link inactive\
 	sendq 270000;	# max sendq for everyone in the auth record }

\# Here's another one for miters people auth miters {\
 	host "\*@\*.mit.edu";\
 	host "\*@18.\*";\
 	maxusers 1200;\
 	perhost 1;\
 	global 1;\
 	ping 300;\
 	sendq 120000; }

\# And here's a back door for my operators--perhaps to be used in an emergency auth opers {\
 	host "\*@\*";\
 	unset ident;	# no identd\
 	unset banable;	# no denial rules\
 	unset limit;	# ignore any limits\
 	set ipspoof;	# hostname is spoofed to protect the guilty\
 	password "MybacKd004!"; # password-only access\
 	motd "opers.motd";	# a special MOTD for opers }

port {\
 	accept opers; # auth records are tried in order listed\
 	accept miters;\
 	accept everyone;

	port 6660-6669 "18.177.0.118"; # ports to open\
 	port 6660-6669 "18.177.0.119"; }

port {\
 	set hide;

	accept opers;

	port 7000; # IP is optional and defaults to 0.0.0.0 }

port {\
 	set hide;\
 	set serveronly;

	port 4400 "18.177.0.118"; }

\# allow channel hacks and glines server uworld.undernet.org {\
 	set channelhack;\
 	set gline; }

server uworld2.undernet.org {\
 	set channelhack;\
 	set gline; }

server uworld.eu.undernet.org {\
 	set channelhack;\
 	set gline; }

\# allow channel hacks only server channels.undernet.org {\
 	set channelhack; }

server channels2.undernet.org {\
 	set channelhack; }

\# here's some link class definitions for servers (only) class hubs {\
 	limit 2;	# Max connection attempts per class\
 	freq 600;	# Connect frequency\
 	ping 300;	# how often to ping them\
 	sendq 2700000;	# sendq }

\# Here's a hub link server santaclara.ca.us.undernet.org {\
 	class hubs;			# this is in the hubs link class

	link 4400 "205.158.23.3";	# link address\
 	password "toysrus";		# link password\
 	set auto;			# we'll auto to it\
 	set hub;			# it's a hub }

server dallas-r.tx.us.undernet.org {\
 	class hubs;

	link 4400 "204.178.73.175";\
 	password "areyouready?";\
 	set auto;\
 	set hub;

	deny "linked(santaclara.ca.us.undernet.org)"; # a d-line }

\# here's a leaf server vancouver.bc.ca.undernet.org {\
 	link 4400 "199.60.228.129";\
 	password "toylink";\
 	set auto;

	denyoper "linked(santaclara.ca.us.undernet.org)"; # a D-line }

\# here's a set of default flags for opers # # the part before the '.' specifies the namespace the flags are from-- # not necessary inside the user record itself, but we don't otherwise # know the namespace here.  The part after the '.' is a label. flagset user.oper {\
 	set kill;	# allow kills...\
 	set kline;	# allow kline/unkline\
 	set gline;	# allow local glines\
 	set rehash;	# can use /rehash\
 	set restart;	# can use /restart\
 	set die;	# can use /die\
 	set wallops;	# can use /wallops\
 	set connect;	# can use /connect and /squit\
 	set stats;	# can use /stats\
 	set info;	# can use /info\
 	set opernotice;	# can see oper-only notices\
 	set massmsg;	# can use mass messages }

\# here's an operator user Kev {\
 	default oper;			# a set of flags for the user\
 	cryptpass "J/7oDe78NhQ+/";	# password must be given to activate\
 	host "\*.mit.edu";		# must be from the listed hosts\
 	host "\*.ne.mediaone.net";\
 	host "18.\*";\
 	host "168.159.\*"; }

\# nick jupes user Uworld {\
 	set juped; }

user Uworld2 {\
 	set juped; }

user EUworld {\
 	set juped; }

user X {\
 	set juped; }

user W {\
 	set juped; }

\# File deny records are kept in; this can be modified from online denyfile "klines.conf";