Hello,
due to various reasons I discovered a weird bug. The #plock name comes
from polish small city's name: Płock. I created #plock, then someone
created #płock (yup, with Unicode "ł" letter) and this may lead to
potential user theft (or even phishing!). Is it usual that Bahamut IRCd
allows Unicode chars in channel names?
Yours sincerely,
ksx4system
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Krzysztof Staniorowski
WWW: ksx4system.net
GSM: +48 785 793 053
ircd(a)irc.com [~/bahamut-2.0.7]# cd ../ircd
ircd(a)irc.com [~/ircd]# ./ircd
bahamut-2.0.7 booting...
Security related issues should be sent to coders(a)dal.net
All other issues should be sent to dalnet-src(a)dal.net
Initializing Encryption...
No random state found, generating entropy from /dev/urandom...
On some systems this may take a while, and can be helped by keeping the
system busy, such as pounding on the keyboard.
25% .. 50% .. 75% .. Done.
ERROR: Unknown block type near line 4 of /home/ircd/ircd/ircd.conf
Server not started
ircd(a)irc.com [~/ircd]#
firts lines from my ircd.conf
# =========================================================================
# QUICKSTART: server configuration (see reference.conf for details)
# =========================================================================
/* server name and administration info */
global {
name irc.underchat.net; # IRC name of the server
info "UnderChat Hub Server"; # A short info line
admin {
"Jaqen"; # Three information lines sent
"Root Administrator"; # in reply to ADMIN command
"jaqen(a)underchat.net";
};
};
/* server options */
