Projects tagged ‘linux’, ‘modular’, and ‘windows’

InspIRCd is a modular C++ IRC Daemon (ircd) for Linux, BSD and Windows systems created to provide a stable, modern, lightweight irc server from scratch and provide a vast number of features in a modularised form using an advanced module API. By ... [More] keeping the functionality of the main core to a minimum we hope to increase the stability and speed of our project and make it customisable to the needs of many users. InspIRCd is designed primarily to be a custom irc server for the chatspike irc network (irc.chatspike.net) but we are releasing it into the public domain under GPL so that you may benefit yourself from our work. The project is written from scratch, avoiding the inherent instability under large loads which can be seen in many other irc server distributions. [Less]

KVIrc is a free portable IRC client based on the excellent Qt GUI toolkit. KVIrc is being written by Szymon Stefanek and the KVIrc Development Team with the contribution of many IRC addicted developers around the world.

Botnix is a highly modular, highly portable IRC bot designed to be connected to multiple networks at any one time. It is lightweight, fast and expandable, written in Perl. Botnix supports SSL, IPv6 and proxies, and is currently in beta stages of development.

wzdftpd is a portable, modular, small and efficient ftp server. It is designed to be run as root or non-root, It supports IPv6, SSL, and is multithreaded. Server is fully configurable online using SITE commands, and implements the latest RFC ... [More] extensions to the FTP protocol. Features are: flexible user management, ACLs, virtual users/groups, security, speed, bandwidth limitation, per command authorization, virtual directories, dynamic ip changes auto-detection, etc. It includes several authentication backends, is easily scriptable and provides a powerful event-driven system to extend the server. [Less]

Anope is a set of IRC Services designed for flexibility and ease of use. It forked from Epona early 2003 to pick up where Epona had been abandoned.