>>>>> "George" == George Daflidis-Kotsis <gdk@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
George> On Mon, Apr 27, 1998 at 08:23:22PM +0800, Alex N. Ibrado
George> wrote:
>> Is there something analogous to httpd's virtual hosts in ircd? I
>> have a site design/hosting company and some of our clients would
>> like to have an irc server local to their site. Instead of having
>> to run a separate ircd on either a) a different IP address or b)
>> on a non-standard (6667+) port, it would be nice if somehow, for
>> each "virtual irc server", a single instance of ircd would
George> Check out
George> http://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/howto/Virtual-Services-HOWTO
George> Since ircd can be run through inetd,maybe the solution that
George> the specific document suggests can accomodate your needs.
George> I'm also working on that solution for the telnet and ftp
George> standard services, can't say it's as easy as it sounds. :->
George> Hope I helped...
At the moment I don't believe ircd 2.9 will work through inetd -- it's
a known bug that needs to be fixed. The ircd itself has
multihoming/virtual host support though. You specify the hostname and
IP in the M-line within your ircd.conf to specify which interface that
particular instance of the ircd is meant to bind to.
Information can be found in the doc/INSTALL.txt file included in the
distribution or on the web at
http://www.stealth.net/~kalt/irc/INSTALL.html
- Andrew
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