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Registrato: 10/12/05 20:48 Messaggi: 3

Salve amici,
da oper di un server che ho in locale
ricevo queste notice approposito dei services

	Citazione:
	-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Notice -- Connection to servizi.hackyourbrain.it[@1.110.17.82] activated. - -hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- Notice -- No response from servizi.hackyourbrain.it[1.110.17.82], closing link - Ping? Pong! - -hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- * Notice -- Access denied (No N line) [1.110.17.82]

In altre occasioni invece ricevo queste altre query

Citazione:

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-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Notice -- Link with servizi.hackyourbrain.it[@1.110.17.82.4060] established.
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-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Global -- from servizi.hackyourbrain.it: PANIC! buffer = NICK lord`lambda 1 1134256103 alocin.it localhost hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org :www.alocin.it
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-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Notice -- Lost connection to servizi.hackyourbrain.it[1.110.17.82]:Connection reset by peer

In + Credo di avere qualche problema con la traduzione di questo help che "dovrebbe" aiutare a capire come usare le C & N lines,
per la configurazione di services
Dopo aver letto gli errori che mi dice, ? ancora utile questo tutorial?
Qualche anima pia vorrebbe aiutarmi e / o tradurre quel che segue?

Citazione:

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3.7) C and N Lines [NETWORKED]

These lines are always used in pairs, one will not work without the other.
C lines define who your server may connect to, while N lines define what
servers may connect to you.
When two servers connect, they both send eachother the `SERVER' command,
this command contains the server name and server info (set by M lines)
along with this command is sent a password with the PASS command, C and N
lines provide a set of rules governing the connection between servers
given the details of the server and pass command's.
When one a server initiates the connection, the other server will check
the details of the incomming server against its N lines, if a match is
found, the server will return the server and pass command's to the
initiating server, which will also check its N lines for a match.
For a server to initiate a connection, it must have a C line. C lines
tell the server where to go to make the connection and what to send for
the pass command.
What this all means is that for two servers to make a complete connection,
they must have both C and N lines to refer to for the other server.

Syntax:
C:remote server's hostname/IP:password:remote server's name:port:class
N:remote server's hostname/IP:password:remote server's name:host mask:class
The remote server's hostname/IP should be the location on the internet that
the server can be found. IP addresses are prefered as they are more secure,
and can be a little quicker for the server. As with I and O lines, ident
can be used with this 1st field to specify the username the ircd on the
remote server is running from (if the remote server is running ident), to
use ident with C/N lines, place the username with an @ before the hostname.
The password should be crypted if you compile ircd specifying that link
passwords should be crypted. Your link passwords should be very secure, as
they provide more power, if hacked, than Operator passwords do. However
crypted link passwords can be very akward to keep track of.
Your C line password is the password used in the pass command, while your
N line password will be used to check against the pass command used by
incomming servers. So, your C line password should match the listed
server's N line password, and your N line password should match their C
line password.
If you compile your ircd specifying crypted link passwords, you only need
to crypt your N line passwords, use the same method as with O line
passwords. If you crypt your C line passwords, your link will not work!
Crypted passwords are a one sided affair, because one server crypts its
N line passwords does not mean the connecting servers must crypt their
C line passwords for that server.
For the 3rd field, the remote servers `name' should be used, this name is
the one given in that servers M line (see above). This name will be sent
with the SERVER command, so it must match the one given. The C and N line
pair should have the same name for this field.
The 4th field of C lines may contain the remote servers connection port.
Even though DALnet runs all its servers with a standard port 7000 open,
server -- server connections should be taken place through port 7325. It is
not mandatory that you place a port number in this field. If you don't give
a port number, the server will not try and autoconnect to the listed
server. If you do give a port number, the server will only try and
autoconnect to the listed server if there is enough room on the connection
class listed at the end of the C line (connection classes are covered in
more detail above, under Y lines), and the listed server is not visible
(ie: it is not connected to the network). If you don't give a port number,
any /connect commands for this C line will use the default port specified
in your config.h unless a port is given with the command. If you do put a
port number, any /connect command's will use this port unless another port
number is given with the command.
The 4th field of N lines is called the `host mask', this defined how many
parts of your hostname the incomming server will mask to. So, if your
server's name is disney.us.dal.net, and you want the connecting server to
see you as *.us.dal.net you will give a host mask of 1 in your N line. This
field should normally be left blank.
The 5th (last) field of both C and N lines gives the connection class to
place the connection on. If your C line has a 42 in this field, and your
server initiates a connection through this line, the connection will be
placed on class 42, however, if You have a 42 in your C line and a 43 in
your N line and an incomming server initiates a connection via this N
line, the server connection will be placed on class 43.

Examples:
C:143.53.233.32:mypass:somewhere.fr.dal.net:7325:35
N:143.53.233.32:yourpass:somewhere.fr.dal.net::35
This set will allow a server named somewhere.fr.dal.net to connect to your
server if it has the IP address of 143.53.233.32 and gives a password of
`yourpass'. This connection will be governed by connection class 35.
If your server recieves the command /connect somewhere.*, it will try and
connect to the IP 143.53.233.32 through port 7325 and give the password
`mypass'.

C:143.53.233.32:mypass:somewhere.fr.dal.net:7325:35
N:143.53.233.32:yourpass:somewhere.fr.dal.net::35
C:ircd@176.43.652.31:apass:elsewhere.jp.dal.net:7235:35
N:ircd@176.43.652.31:THEpass:elsewhere.jp.dal.net::33
Both these set's will work as explained above, but if your Y line defining
class 35 has `max links' set to 1, and one of these servers is connected to
your server, your server will not try and autoconnect to the other since
the Y line is `full', but it will accept any incomming connections from the
other server and any /connect commands given for this server. If your Y
line allows for more connections but your C lines do not have port numbers,
your server will not try and autoconnect.
Since the second set in this example has a username, ident will be used to
authenticate any connections made to this server. If the listed server does
not run ident, or the incomming connection comes from another username, the
connection will be rejected.
If a connection is made via the second set by your server, the connection
will be ruled by connection class 35, if the other server initiates the
connection, the connection will use class 33.
Autoconnect C/N line pairs can be given prefrence over other pairs by placing
them lower in your ircd.conf, the lower the line, the higher the priority
when autoconnecting.
Connection classes and C/N line set's allow you to refine your autoconnects
to a very high degree, with practice you can have your server running so
it does not need any help.

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Grazie

Registrato: 10/12/05 21:23 Messaggi: 534 Residenza: Bergamo

eqquindi? nn kapisko dove sta il problema... cio? sn messaggi ke ricevono tutti gli admin delle net... nn riesko a kapire tu nn vuoi vedere i msg o kosa?

Registrato: 10/12/05 20:48 Messaggi: 3

In effetti non spiegavo quale fosse il mio problema. Smile

il mio problema ?:

I services non fungono Smile

Riscrivo il messaggio meglio di seguito.

Salve amici,
ho un IRCd (WIRCd) in locale e sto provando a "installare" Auspice Services, nel file di configurazione di WIRCd ho inserito queste due linee:

	Citazione:
	C:112.23.2.43:PASSWORD_SERVICES:servizi.hackyourbrain.it:7000:50 N:112.23.2.43:PASSWORD_SERVICES:servizi.hackyourbrain.it::50

dove:
- 112.23.2.43 ? l'ip dell'IRCd e anche dei Services (112.23.2.43 ? un numero inventato)
- PASSWORD_SERVICES ? la password dei services che ho specificato in questo modo:

	Citazione:
	X:PASSWORD_SERVICES

nel conf di Auspice Services
- Il file services.conf ? questo

Citazione:

# Questo indica il file che andremo a modificare + tardi
NET:auspice.conf
# Questo indica l'ip o l'host name del server a cui dovranno connettersi i services
S:hackyourbrain.no-ip.org
# La porta di connessione (di solito 7000)
P:7000
# La password di connessione indicata nelle C/N line del vostro ircd
X:PASSWORD_SERVICES
# Il nome che vogliamo dare ai services
N:servizi.hackyourbrain.it
# Il numerico da inserire se linkate con unreal (assicuratevi che nessun altro ircd #abbia questo numero)
R:254
# Descrizione dei Services
D:servizi.hackyourbrain.it
# L'ident dei services ossia ident@services.mianet.it
U:servizi
# L'host dei services ossia ident@services.mianet.it
H:servizi.hackyourbrain.it
# Il nome del vostro network
A:hackyourbrain
# Il "RootServices" ossia l'owner dei services, il propietario
M:lord`lambda

ricevo queste notice approposito dei services

	Citazione:
	-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Notice -- Connection to servizi.hackyourbrain.it[@1.110.17.82] activated. - -hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- Notice -- No response from servizi.hackyourbrain.it[1.110.17.82], closing link - -hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- * Notice -- Access denied (No N line) [1.110.17.82]

In altre occasioni invece ricevo queste altre query

Citazione:

-
-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Notice -- Link with servizi.hackyourbrain.it[@1.110.17.82.4060] established.
-
-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Global -- from servizi.hackyourbrain.it: PANIC! buffer = NICK lord`lambda 1 1134256103 alocin.it localhost hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org :www.alocin.it
-
-hackyourbrain.no.-ip.org- *** Notice -- Lost connection to servizi.hackyourbrain.it[1.110.17.82]:Connection reset by peer

I services non funzionano Sapreste dirmi qual'? il problema?
#Mad

Grazie