My IRC client does not support SSL, so I was wondering if there was any other way to encrypt the information between SSL clients on an IRC network, maybe by using SSH to enter the IRC program or something (it's a command-line program) and passing all the plain-text through SSH first. I tried stunnel but for the love of my life could not get it to work. I used the default conf in /etc/stunnel/ and commented out the key line towards the beginning since it's optional as a client. Then I generated the certificate or whatever with the script that was in /etc/stunnel/ and that worked fine. Next I did:
It ran without any errors or warnings, and so I fired up my IRC client, then I tried to connect to the server (irc.server.net for this example), port 6697 and the connection was refused
I want to chat with everyone else with SSL! Please help me
Can anyone recommend some good/reliable FTP clients for HP-UX that support SFTP/SSL/SSH and have a command line interface? They need not be "free" (license). Thanks! (2 Replies)
Hi everyone,
I have this custom sudo package over which I want to write a wrapper using PERL. The wrapper will do some pre-work and then call the regular sudo package from within itself. But I am facing a peculiar problem here.
Once invoked, I am able to do the pre-work from within the... (1 Reply)
i have configured Squid proxy server in Fedora 8 with two network interfaces.
HTTP, HTTPS, FTP are working fine but we are unable to download mails using mail clients from mail server with POP3(ssl) and SMTP(ssl).
so please someone help us how to enable pop and smtp in Squid. (1 Reply)
I have interesting problem.
https:/host/some/x.cgi
- this script has run twice when I call this url
But
http:/host/some/x.cgi
work fine, only once.
Output is text/plain.
If I change output format to the Content-type text/html,
then both urls works fine - executed only once. (2 Replies)
Hi,
I am a dummy and hear to the computation guys telling me,
"Oh! that is easy, you just write a wrapper to do all that bunch of stuff!" :cool:
Could someone tell me what is a wrapper? :rolleyes: The only one I know is Cling-Wrap for sandwiches.
A small elegant example would be very... (1 Reply)
does anyone know how to force ssh/ssl to use the hosts file instead of DNS? I have disabled the DNS servers but ssh still will not resolve a host in the hosts file.
thanks in advance for the help!
DS (3 Replies)
Hello,
Can you please give some info on how to upgrade the SSH/SSL on AIX LPARs?
we've the below version on our servers.
/>lslpp -l | grep -i ssh
openssh.base.client 5.8.0.6102 COMMITTED Open Secure Shell Commands
openssh.base.server 5.8.0.6102 COMMITTED Open Secure... (1 Reply)
Issue observed: I have configured ng.my-site.com using widlcard ssl cert. When I hit https://www.my-site.com it loads ng.my-site.com website!
please advise if I missed any concept / configs... Thank you!
httpd.conf
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.my-site.com
ServerAdmin... (0 Replies)
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znc
ZNC(1) General Commands Manual ZNC(1)NAME
znc - An advanced IRC bouncer
SYNOPSIS
znc --help
znc --version
znc --makepass
znc [-n] [-d datadir] [-D] [-f]
znc [-n] [-d datadir] [-D] [-f] --makeconf
znc [-n] [-d datadir] [-D] [-f] --makepem
DESCRIPTION
znc is an IRC proxy. It runs as a daemon and connects to IRC server, then allows you to connect from a workstation and work as the user
that is logged in to the IRC server. After you disconnect, it maintains the connection to the server. It acts like any normal IRC server,
so you can use any IRC client to connect to it.
OPTIONS -h, --help
Output a brief help message.
-v, --version
Show the full version number.
-n, --no-color
Don't use any color escape sequences.
-f, --foreground
Don't fork the ZNC process into the background.
-D, --debug
Print debug output to the console. Implies --foreground.
-d DATADIR, --datadir=DATADIR
Specify another datadir. This is where znc saves everything.
-c, --makeconf
Interactively create a new configuration.
-s, --makepass
Hash a password for use in znc.conf.
-p, --makepem
Generate znc.pem. This is the server certificate znc uses. You need this for SSL.
-r, --allow-root
Don't complain if ZNC is run with root privilegies.
SIGNALS
This section explains how znc reacts to different signals:
SIGINT Exit ZNC. This is equivalent to /znc shutdown
SIGHUP Reload znc.conf. This is equivalent to /znc rehash
SIGUSR1
Rewrite znc.conf. This is equivalent to /znc saveconfig
FILES
/usr/local/share/znc/
Static module data like webadmin skins
/usr/local/lib/znc/
znc installs its modules to this directory.
/usr/local/include/znc/
These are the headers needed for compiling own modules.
~/.znc This is the default datadir. The following paths assume that you use this. If you change this via --datadir then the following
lines are relative to that dir.
~/.znc/znc.pem
This is the server certificate znc uses for listening on SSL ports. You can generate this via --makepem and you may replace this
with your own certificate, if you want to.
~/.znc/modules/
If you compile your own modules, you can save them here.
~/.znc/configs/znc.conf
This is the path to znc.conf. Use --makeconf for an easy way to generate it.
~/.znc/users/USERNAME/
The data for every user is saved in this dir. USERNAME refers to the user name of that user.
~/.znc/users/USERNAME/moddata/MODULENAME/
This is where each module can save some stuff. This is mainly used for remembering module settings that are not part of znc.conf.
~/.znc/moddata/MODULENAME/
This is where global modules may save their settings.
ZNC 2010-05-10 ZNC(1)
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