Posted: 26 May 2006, 14:49
Hey guys, get on IRC!!! 
[16:15] * [10053] Software caused connection abort
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Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 14:17
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 14:29
most likely a connection prob on your side nerdz....I'm on, works fine... 
Posted: 05 Sep 2006, 17:34
lol sorry i posted this thinking gogeta fixed the problem
Posted: 04 Nov 2006, 14:09
Is it down? :S
Posted: 04 Nov 2006, 15:33
irc.suck-o.com #suck-o
port 6667
port 6667
Posted: 06 Nov 2006, 10:47
Danke ^^
Posted: 07 Nov 2006, 14:31
alright folks, services are now available on IRC, so you can register your nicks now... 
Setting up and IRC server
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 02:05
How easy is it to set up a IRC server? I have a domain, and linux server ready to serve one.
hosting, everything.. so say my domain name is 733t-irc.com, how would i setup my linux server to allow a bunch of users to login per say irc.733t-irc.com, create a server banner of my own in ANSi .. where should i start? I have ACiD ansi draw program which is pretty awesome, and a new wifi rack server that can control up to 500 access points. I would like to use my i386 PC to run the server, it seems to run quick with demian. Any links or tutorials would be awesome.
I am going to do something awesome with this tech, but have not fully decided yet on what i want to do yet.
hosting, everything.. so say my domain name is 733t-irc.com, how would i setup my linux server to allow a bunch of users to login per say irc.733t-irc.com, create a server banner of my own in ANSi .. where should i start? I have ACiD ansi draw program which is pretty awesome, and a new wifi rack server that can control up to 500 access points. I would like to use my i386 PC to run the server, it seems to run quick with demian. Any links or tutorials would be awesome.
I am going to do something awesome with this tech, but have not fully decided yet on what i want to do yet.
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 02:07
You need to be careful when running an IRC server..someone will run a bot net from it if you don't watch the security very carefully, then you will get a knock on the door. :S
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 02:11
Big-E wrote:You need to be careful when running an IRC server..someone will run a bot net from it if you don't watch the security very carefully, then you will get a knock on the door. :S
yes some wanker tried using his irc as a botnet,wankers
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 02:15
@itzm3
Well, installing and configuring an IRC server is very easy. Let's say that you have Debian on the box, you could use Hybrid as your chosen IRC server, so to install it you would type: apt-get install ircd-hybrid, in the terminal. I wont discuss how to configure it, because 90% of the time the conf files have very detailed descriptions and the manual page as well (man ircd-hybrid).
So, now you have an IRC server on port 6667 for example, now all you have to do is point your subdomain, irc.744t-irc.com to the IP and the port, usually you just have to set it to the IP since the client usually has to specify a port anyway, like 84.63.63.53:6667.
And yeah, like Big-E said, watch your ass when running an IRC server. Even suck-o has had some botnet attempts.
Well, installing and configuring an IRC server is very easy. Let's say that you have Debian on the box, you could use Hybrid as your chosen IRC server, so to install it you would type: apt-get install ircd-hybrid, in the terminal. I wont discuss how to configure it, because 90% of the time the conf files have very detailed descriptions and the manual page as well (man ircd-hybrid).
So, now you have an IRC server on port 6667 for example, now all you have to do is point your subdomain, irc.744t-irc.com to the IP and the port, usually you just have to set it to the IP since the client usually has to specify a port anyway, like 84.63.63.53:6667.
And yeah, like Big-E said, watch your ass when running an IRC server. Even suck-o has had some botnet attempts.
Posted: 29 May 2009, 11:30
im not able to sign in to IRC in any way 
i tried all possible ways, can any one help me
i tried all possible ways, can any one help me
Posted: 29 May 2009, 11:38
Download an IRC client like mIRC (I personally use HydraIRC), and type in:
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/server 62.75.148.170Posted: 29 May 2009, 11:56
yes, you have to connect to the IP until I have setup IRC on the new server where I moved suck-o to, that's why connecting to irc.suck-o.com isn't working and you have to use the IP of the old server...