Anope Version S V N ------------------- ** ADDED CONFIGURATION DIRECTIVES ** ** MODIFIED CONFIGURATION DIRECTIVES ** # UserKey1|2|3 [REQUIRED] # # These keys are required to initiate the random number generator. These # numbers MUST be random as you want your passcodes to be random. Don't # give these keys to no anyone! Keep them private! # For those pple who don't understand what to do here: Just pick three # _different_ _random_ numbers with about 6 or 7 digits and put them here. # If the keys don't work, they might be too long or you forgot to remove # the # in front of them. Example: # UserKey1 9866235 # UserKey1 # UserKey2 # UserKey3 # Numeric [OPTIONAL] # Many ircd identify themselves with a Numeric ID when using this option # consult your ircds documentation before using this. #Numeric "3AX" #Numeric "4" ** DELETED CONFIGURATION DIRECTIVES ** ########################################################################### # # Proxy detection # ########################################################################### # Note: if ProxyDetect is not set, all parameters after it in this section # are optional. # ProxyDetect [OPTIONAL] # # Enables insecure proxy detection. Services will automatically # scan each incoming user and akill those that use insecure proxy. # # Anope currently supports detection of Wingate (port 23), SOCKS4/5 # (port 1080), and HTTP proxy (ports 3128 and 8080). It uses the # protocol of each proxy type to connect to an IRC server, it does # not only check if the port is open (so your users may still have # an open telnet server on their port 23 for example). # # WARNING: You should get the authorization of the administrator of # the computer which runs the proxy detector before enabling it; not # all administrators will accept it. Also note that in certain # countries, port scanning is prohibited. # # This feature requires threading support to be compiled into Anope. #ProxyDetect # ProxyThreads [REQUIRED] # # Sets the number of threads Services will launch when starting. Each # thread will have the responsibility to scan queued hostname for # proxies. # # This value must be set depending of the number of users you have # on your network. The more threads are used, the more simultaneous # checks can be done. Remember however, that threads are # resource-consuming. # # WARNING: On Linux, each thread takes a background process, and there # is an additional process used for thread management; this is a problem # if you are limited in the number of background process you can use # (on a paid shell for example). ProxyThreads 5 # ProxyMessage... [RECOMMENDED] # # Sets the notices that will be sent out to users before Services # scan them for proxy. You may not use all of them, but just as much as # necessary. ProxyMessage1 "I will now detect if you're using an insecure proxy." ProxyMessage2 "If you see a connection on port 23, 1080, 3128 or 8080 from" ProxyMessage3 "my.box.net, please disregard it, as it is the detector in action." ProxyMessage4 "See http://proxy.myirc.net/ for information about our proxy policy." #ProxyMessage5 "Enter" #ProxyMessage6 "whatever" #ProxyMessage7 "you want" #ProxyMessage8 "here." # ProxyCheck... [OPTIONAL] # # Determines what types of proxy Anope will try to find (respectively # Wingate on port 23, SOCKS4 on port 1080, SOCKS5 on port 1080, HTTP # proxy on port 3128, HTTP proxy on port 8080 and HTTP proxy on port # 80). ProxyCheckWingate ProxyCheckSocks4 ProxyCheckSocks5 ProxyCheckHTTP1 ProxyCheckHTTP2 ProxyCheckHTTP3 # ProxyTimeout