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tlliberircd
Your own private chat server. No coding. Ready in minutes.
...Nine powerful services come included right out of the box: NickServ, ChanServ, MemoServ, HostServ, OperServ, RootServ, StatServ, HelpServ, and PoliceServ — no extra downloads or setup needed. Additional features include permanent channels that stay open when empty, overflow redirects, TLS encryption, and server linking. Available for Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, and Windows. Backed by real customer support and active commercial development. A free 60-day trial is included with every download — no account or credit card required. Plans start at just $15 a year. https://www.tlliberircd.org -
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Dirt
An IRC proxy to add chat encryption to IRC clients
Dirt is a multi-platform IRC proxy that adds FiSH-compatible chat encryption (including DH1080 key exchanges) to any IRC client. It can be used as a SOCKS proxy or as a simple bouncer. For security reasons, only localhost connections are allowed. -
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LostIRC is a simple, lightweight IRC client for X11 written in C++ to run on Linux/BSD, the goal of the first stable version is to be simple and as much keyboard controlled as possible.
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