Add dancer-services, the IRC services (nickserv, chanserv, etc.) for

dancer-ircd.

1 files changed, 63 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/irc/dancer-services/files/patch-services.conf b/irc/dancer-services/files/patch-services.conf
new file mode 100644
index 000000000000..5c23c19d14a0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/irc/dancer-services/files/patch-services.conf
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
+--- bin/services.conf.orig	Tue Jul 31 21:12:57 2001
++++ bin/services.conf	Tue Apr 15 18:27:34 2003
+@@ -7,14 +7,14 @@
+ # This should contain the name(s) and email(s) of the services 
+ # administrator(s) - just to tell users who to contact w/ questions
+ 
+-A:Open Projects <support@openprojects.net>
++A:Dancer-services admin <support@locahost>
+ 
+ # The first field is the name you want the services server to be.  It
+ # should match the C/N lines of the hub server.  The second field is
+ # the text info for the services (it corresponds to the third field
+ # in a server's M line)
+ 
+-N:services1.openprojects.net:Services
++N:services.:Local services
+ 
+ # This line should contain three fields. In order, the password for
+ # the connection, the hostname (or IP address) of the hub server to
+@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
+ # and so on.
+ # (The password must match the C/N lines of the hub server).
+ 
+-S:password:pratchett.openprojects.net:8007
++S:password:localhost:6667
+ #S:ConnectPassword:irc.hub.net:6667
+ #S:DumbPass:irc.althub.net:6666
+ #S:Services:irc.anotherhub.net:
+@@ -50,25 +50,25 @@
+ #          is defined in config.h (which is the default) - use
+ #          mkpasswd to generate the password
+ 
+-O:servadmin@services.com:DifficultPassword:ServAdmin:segj
+-O:admin@services.com:Password:Nickname:aegj
+-O:coadmin@services.com:ChangeThis:Charlie:ae
+-O:cool@neat.com:Neato:CoolGuy:jf
+-O:oper@oper.com:Oper:OperGuy:ogj
++#O:servadmin@services.com:DifficultPassword:ServAdmin:segj
++#O:admin@services.com:Password:Nickname:aegj
++#O:coadmin@services.com:ChangeThis:Charlie:ae
++#O:cool@neat.com:Neato:CoolGuy:jf
++#O:oper@oper.com:Oper:OperGuy:ogj
+ 
+ # C: lines specify channels that OperServ will monitor.  The first
+ # field is the name of the channel. 
+ 
+-C:#HybNet
+-C:#services
++#C:#HybNet
++#C:#services
+ 
+ # I: lines specify restricted hostmasks.  The fields, in order:
+ # the hostmask, the number of connections allowed from the hostmask.
+ 
+ # Allows only 3 connections from cloneguy@*.clones.org
+-I:cloneguy@*.clones.org:3
++#I:cloneguy@*.clones.org:3
+ # Allows a total of 6 users from the .blah.com domain
+-I:*.blah.com:6
++#I:*.blah.com:6
+ 
+ # B: lines are to specify TCM bots to link to.  The fields are, in 
+ # order, the hostname of the box the TCM is running on, the nickname