IRC Operator’s Guide Introductory guide to being an IRC oper, covering the basic technical knowledge required.
Read this before you go running to an oper for help. Myths of Opers Dispells the myths of what IRC opers can/will do to help you. Related to the previous two help files but written as a FAQ, which some may find easier to read. The commands used by IRC operators to run IRC servers.ĮFNet Frequently Asked Questions Originally covering the FAQs seen on #US-Opers regarding IRC servers, this guide has now been tailored more specifically to EFnet issues. Read on to learn more about the actual details of Advanced GuidesĪssuming you’ve read and understood everything above, you should have a decentĪmount of IRC experience. Guidelines for Linking New Servers to EFnet Only after reading the FAQ above, if you still want to link a server to EFnet, check out the semi-official guidelines for Europe (east and west), Canada, and the US (and also South America and other parts of the world not otherwise specified). Server Request FAQ A must read if you want to become an IRC operator or link your server to a major network. Network / Server List Looking for a list of IRC networks or servers? Here it is. Or are interested in linking to an established network. Start here if you’re new to ircd, or want to learn more about IRC operators, If you’re not sure, please start with the Server Request FAQ. Pages below assume that you are relatively experienced with IRC. Because these topics are extremely advanced, the This page provides information and lets you download IRC server software,Ĭommonly known as ircd (IRC daemon).
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