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newserv Modules
===============
This is a brief overview of the newserv modules.
core
----
This is not actually a module. Instead, this is the code of the "newserv" binary
which provides minimal support for loading modules.
authext, bans, chanindex, channel, irc, nick, server
----------------------------------------------------
These modules provide basic support for accounts, channels, nicks and server
connections. Virtually all other modules depend on at least some of these
modules.
localuser
---------
Implements functionality for creating local users that are "connected" to the
newserv instance.
control
-------
Spawns the control user for your newserv instance. The control user provides
an IRC-based interface for newserv commands, e.g. to manage loaded modules
and modify user accounts.
Other modules can register their own commands.
Configuration:
[control]
nick=N3
#ident=control
#hostname=your.hostname.here
#realname=newserv Control Service
#authname=C
control_commands
----------------
Provides commonly-used oper commands.
control_management
------------------
Provides user management commands.
auth
----
Supports sending AC tokens. You should only use this module if you don't have
some other form of authentication service on your network (such as Q). This
module lets opers use arbitrary account names and IDs.
chanfix
-------
Keeps track of channel ops and can be used to re-op opless channels.
chanserv
--------
This is QuakeNet's channel service (Q). In order to load this module you will
need also need to load the pqsql module.
pqsql
-----
Provides support for PostgreSQL database queries.
Configuration:
[pqsql]
host=127.0.0.1
port=5432
username=gunnar
password=changeme
dbapi2
------
Implements database functionality used by some other modules. In addition to
loading the dbapi2 module you will also need to load one of the database
provider modules: sqlite-dbapi2 or pqsql-dbapi2
fakeusers
---------
Provides a way to spawn fake users.
glines
------
Implements gline commands and general gline functionality that is used by other
modules.
geoip
-----
Provides geo-location services for other modules.
Configuration:
[geoip]
#db=GeoIP.dat
helpmod2
--------
This is QuakeNet's G service. It is primarily used on official support channels.
invalidbans
-----------
This module automatically removes invalid IPv6 bans as these can desync channel
modes on snircd 1.3.4a.
jupe
----
Provides commands to set, list and remove jupes.
lua
---
Provides support for Lua scripts. For an example of a fairly complex script
have a look at the labspace repository at http://hg.quakenet.org/lua-labspace/
Configuration:
[lua]
scriptdir=./luascripts
script=labspace
Note: You will need to create the script directory in your newserv
installation directory (e.g. "luascripts" in this example) and symlink the
lua/lib directory into it.
newsearch
---------
Provides functionality to search for nicks and channels based on certain
criteria.
nickwatch
---------
Implements event-based nicksearch queries.
miscreply
---------
Implements rping and various other status query commands.
Configuration:
[miscreply]
#admin1=Located at the Union Aerospace Corp. facility, Stroggos
#admin2=Network IRC Service
#admin3=No administrative info available
patrol
------
Implements functionality to spawn trojanscan swarm clones.
Configuration:
[patrol]
#minpoolhosts=5000
patricia, patricianick, patriciasearch
--------------------------------------
Implements finding nicks based on CIDR prefixes.
proxyscan
---------
Does on-connect proxy scans and glines open proxies.
request
-------
This is QuakeNet's channel service request bot (R).
Configuration:
[request]
#nick=R
#user=request
#host=request.quakenet.org
#real=Service Request v0.23
#snick=S
#sserver=spamscan.quakenet.org
#qnick=Q
#qserver=cserve.quakenet.org
serverlist
----------
Implements the serverlist command which shows various information about
connected servers (including their network latency).
settime
-------
Provides commands to set the network time.
splitlist
---------
Keeps track of servers that were lost during a netsplit. This module is used
by chanfix to determine when it shouldn't re-op users.
trojanscan
----------
Used to find and gline drones on the network.
trusts
------
Implements connection limits. Supports the TRUST protocol which is used
by quakenet-iauthd to determine whether to allow users to connect to the
network.
You will need to load the trusts_master module on exactly one of your newserv
instances. All other instances should load the trusts_slave module in order
to receive replication updates from the trusts master:
[trusts]
master=1
#masterserver=trusts.services.netsplit.net # Only used if master=0
In most cases you will also want to load the trusts_management module on
your trusts master. This module provides commands to add, modify and delete
trusts.
If you want to enforce connection limits on your network you can use the
trusts_policy module:
[trusts_policy]
enforcepolicy_irc=1
enforcepolicy_auth=0
trustport=5776
server=gnb.netsplit.net,changeme
server=test.gnb.netsplit.net,changeme
You can use the QuakeNet IAuth daemon available at
http://hg.quakenet.org/iauthd/ to enforce connection limits using IAuth rather
than g:lines.
whowas, whowas_channels
-----------------------
Keeps track of historical user records. Used by the glines module to chase
nicks and by newsearch.
The whowas_channels module optionally keeps track of which channels users
were on.
xsb
---
Provides newserv<->newserv communication capabilities. Used by the trusts
modules to sync trusts between newserv instances.
Configuration:
[xsb]
servicemask=*.services.netsplit.net