charybdis 3.4.2-5 source package in Ubuntu
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charybdis (3.4.2-5) unstable; urgency=high * switch to new anonscm hostnames * initialise gnutls properly (Closes: #768339, #705369) * add fix for CVE-2015-5290, cherry-picked from upstream d5f856c^..172b58f -- Antoine Beaupré <email address hidden> Fri, 13 Nov 2015 16:35:35 -0500
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| charybdis_3.4.2-5.dsc | 2.0 KiB | d2a48fb509f35a8dd19e530be140dd916612b7239812c37ced6345465a97befb |
| charybdis_3.4.2.orig.tar.gz | 1.9 MiB | cbc20aca5022758b9039a34237a1d7a0f99b48ec5c3ef8e7a04d49f3bc264789 |
| charybdis_3.4.2-5.debian.tar.xz | 22.4 KiB | 891e8efcbcdf83f618706d58497a32f1b4bf89943560ea1d5acdd15f3db74068 |
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Binary packages built by this source
- charybdis: fast, scalable irc server
Charybdis is a highly scalable IRC server which presently implements
the IRCv3.1 client protocol with some additional components of
IRCv3.2. Development of charybdis began in 2005 as a proposed
replacement to freenode’s hyperion ircd, designed for use by any
network, with roots in ircd-ratbox and ircu. Over time, charybdis has
developed, tested and demonstrated many of the features commonly seen
in modern IRC networks.
.
Interesting features that Charybdis has include:
.
* SASL support — charybdis was the first IRC server to implement SASL
support, resulting in the IRCv3 SASL standards.
* DNS blocklist support
* Augmented banlist criteria through “extbans”
* Channel forwarding (channel mode +f)
* Optional hostname/IP cloaking (through modules, either usermode +h or
+x)
* Colorcode stripping (channel mode +c)
* CALLERID (user mode +g) with automatic accept when you send a PM
* TLS encrypted client and server connections
* Multi-process sandbox architecture for enhanced security, scalability
and robustness
* Easy to understand configuration
* A complete user and operator’s manual
.
Many of the largest networks in the world use charybdis-based IRC
servers, including freenode, EsperNet, DarkMyst and others, because
of it’s proven scalability, security and robustness track records
- charybdis-dbg: fast, scalable irc server
This package provides debugging symbols for the Charybdis package.
- charybdis-dbgsym: debug symbols for package charybdis
Charybdis is a highly scalable IRC server which presently implements
the IRCv3.1 client protocol with some additional components of
IRCv3.2. Development of charybdis began in 2005 as a proposed
replacement to freenode’s hyperion ircd, designed for use by any
network, with roots in ircd-ratbox and ircu. Over time, charybdis has
developed, tested and demonstrated many of the features commonly seen
in modern IRC networks.
.
Interesting features that Charybdis has include:
.
* SASL support — charybdis was the first IRC server to implement SASL
support, resulting in the IRCv3 SASL standards.
* DNS blocklist support
* Augmented banlist criteria through “extbans”
* Channel forwarding (channel mode +f)
* Optional hostname/IP cloaking (through modules, either usermode +h or
+x)
* Colorcode stripping (channel mode +c)
* CALLERID (user mode +g) with automatic accept when you send a PM
* TLS encrypted client and server connections
* Multi-process sandbox architecture for enhanced security, scalability
and robustness
* Easy to understand configuration
* A complete user and operator’s manual
.
Many of the largest networks in the world use charybdis-based IRC
servers, including freenode, EsperNet, DarkMyst and others, because
of it’s proven scalability, security and robustness track records
