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It only makes1 directory in my /tmp dir. I guess it has to make a  
directory for each user logging in.

I've recently installed cgi irc on a new server. Now i have the  
following issues:
After i login i get disconnected after about 1 min. When i try to re- 
connect i get the message socket allready exists. I allready tried to  
use another directory to store the sockets (other then /tmp). No  
change in the result. Can anyone help me?

Here's how to get cgiirc to work on Windows.   Yup on Windows using IIS.
Tested on Windows XP, IIS 5.  Should work on later IIS versions too. The
steps below are for IIS 5.

1) Setup your normal IIS environment.  e.g. make sure  <http://localhost/>
http://localhost works.
2) Install cygwin.  You'll need to select perl during installation.
3) Extract cgiirc to somwhere like you would an aspx site. e.g.
c:\Inetpub\www\chat
4) Create an application for the directory like you would an aspx site.
Right click directory in the manager, go to properties.  Click create. Don't
close the window yet.  Besure you are not reusing an existing pool on IIS 6
and 7. 
5) Create an application mapping for .cgi files.  Click configuration. Click
add.  Browse for perl.exe, it should be c:\cygwin\bin\perl.exe.   Add the
string "%s" %s after perl.exe.  It should now look like
c:\cygwin\bin\perl.exe "%s" %s
extension should say .cgi
Click all verbs.  make sure script engine is checked.  Click ok.  Click ok
to close configuration.  Click ok to close properties.
6) Change CGITimeout to more than 5mins to like 2 days. See
<http://www.iisadmin.co.uk/?p=7> http://www.iisadmin.co.uk/?p=7     Use
metaedit for IIS5.  Metabase explorer for IIS6, IIS7 is much easier.  Don't
forget to restart IIS to reload the metabase
7) Edit irc.cgi, line 38.  Remove the last two strings so it only check the
current dir for the config file.  that line should now just say for('') {
8) Edit nph-irc.cgi, line 24, comment out use strict;  line 63, remove the
last two strings so it only check the current dir for the config file. that
line should now just say for('') {
9) configure cgiirc.config according the normal documentation.
10) browse to http:\\server\somedir\irc.cgi.  Login page should show up.

For those that are paranoid about turning off use strict.  You can use
strict if you remove any IPV6 or AF_INET6 related code path in nph-irc.cgi.
Hopefully ipv6 perl support will be included in cygwin soon.  Note that,
Activestate Perl did not work for me.  Tested with unrealircd

Enjoy!

But identd.pl IS what he needs then?
But it requires root access to the machine with CGI:IRC and that there runs
no other ident daemon on the machine.
The result will be <nick>!<encoded user host as ident>@<penschat webserver
host/ip>.
It will then be possible to ban a user on ident@webserver-host.
It will not work very well if an abusing user is using a dynamic IP that
changes often, as the users ident will change along with the IP change.

Best regards Søren Jensen

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Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 9:24 AM
To: Ivan Daglio
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Subject: Re: [cgiirc-general] Need help with CGI:IRC

On Apr 22, 2008, at 10:29, Ivan Daglio wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I had already tried that, and  
> unfortunately it doesn't work, because it doesn't change the user's  
> host.
>
> The /whois for the user now is:
>
> PensC0701 is iv...@ca... * [467987bc] PensChat.com
> PensC0701 on #penschatdotcomtest
> PensC0701 using irc.shoutcast.com HELLO WORLD
> PensC0701 actually using host 208.113.192.21
> PensC0701 End of /WHOIS list.
>
> The iv...@ca... is the user's address. And that  
> IP address (208.113.192.21) is not MY address, so it must be my web  
> host's (meaning anyone who signs on through the site would get that  
> same address). The part after the asterisk ([467987bc]  
> PensChat.com) is just the username, which you can't ban (that's  
> what changed when I set "encoded_ip = 2").

You didn't tell us what ivand87's IP address was, but are you sure it  
wasn't 70.121.135.188?  (That is what 467987bc is telling you with  
encoded_ip=2.  It is even more obvious set to 3 as I suggested.)  If  
you want to ban then from using the cgiirc server, you certainly can  
use that IP address in your cgiirc "ipaccess" file.

If you want to ban them at the remote IRC daemon from using that  
server or a particular channel on that server, you are right you will  
have to make it a function of the user name because the IP address at  
the irc daemon will always look like your web server (208.113.192.21).

> So, the host didn't change doing this. I think I have to do what I  
> quoted from the advanced settings page... Thanks again Jim.

I don't think so, the bit you quoted was about identd... and many  
hosts no longer run it (or at least no longer allow access outside of  
the LAN).  Its purpose was to narrow down which user on a multi-user  
host was using a service.

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On Apr 22, 2008, at 10:29, Ivan Daglio wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I had already tried that, and  
> unfortunately it doesn't work, because it doesn't change the user's  
> host.
>
> The /whois for the user now is:
>
> PensC0701 is iv...@ca... * [467987bc] PensChat.com
> PensC0701 on #penschatdotcomtest
> PensC0701 using irc.shoutcast.com HELLO WORLD
> PensC0701 actually using host 208.113.192.21
> PensC0701 End of /WHOIS list.
>
> The iv...@ca... is the user's address. And that  
> IP address (208.113.192.21) is not MY address, so it must be my web  
> host's (meaning anyone who signs on through the site would get that  
> same address). The part after the asterisk ([467987bc]  
> PensChat.com) is just the username, which you can't ban (that's  
> what changed when I set "encoded_ip = 2").

You didn't tell us what ivand87's IP address was, but are you sure it  
wasn't 70.121.135.188?  (That is what 467987bc is telling you with  
encoded_ip=2.  It is even more obvious set to 3 as I suggested.)  If  
you want to ban then from using the cgiirc server, you certainly can  
use that IP address in your cgiirc "ipaccess" file.

If you want to ban them at the remote IRC daemon from using that  
server or a particular channel on that server, you are right you will  
have to make it a function of the user name because the IP address at  
the irc daemon will always look like your web server (208.113.192.21).

> So, the host didn't change doing this. I think I have to do what I  
> quoted from the advanced settings page... Thanks again Jim.

I don't think so, the bit you quoted was about identd... and many  
hosts no longer run it (or at least no longer allow access outside of  
the LAN).  Its purpose was to narrow down which user on a multi-user  
host was using a service.

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Hi Jim...

Thanks for the suggestion. I had already tried that, and unfortunately it
doesn't work, because it doesn't change the user's host.

The /whois for the user now is:

PensC0701 is iv...@ca... * [467987bc] PensChat.com
PensC0701 on #penschatdotcomtest
PensC0701 using irc.shoutcast.com HELLO WORLD
PensC0701 actually using host 208.113.192.21
PensC0701 End of /WHOIS list.

The iv...@ca... is the user's address. And that IP
address (208.113.192.21) is not MY address, so it must be my web host's
(meaning anyone who signs on through the site would get that same address).
The part after the asterisk ([467987bc] PensChat.com) is just the username,
which you can't ban (that's what changed when I set "encoded_ip = 2").

So, the host didn't change doing this. I think I have to do what I quoted
from the advanced settings page... Thanks again Jim.

Ivan

On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 4:47 PM, Jim Tittsler <jt...@on...> wrote:

> On Apr 22, 2008, at 07:49, Ivan Daglio wrote:
>
> > I have installed and done everything properly, however, when people
> > connect to IRC using the site (which is PensChat.com), everyone on there has
> > the exact same host. Thus, if any trolls or dummies sign up and try to spam
> > the channel, there would be no way for me to ban them from the channel
> > without banning everyone else who logs on through the site.
> >
>
> Try experimenting with different values of encoded_ip in your
> cgiirc.config:
>
> # encoded_ip, set to 3 to send real IP in realname and encoded in username
> # set to 2 to send hex encoded IP address in username
> # and in realname, set to 1 to send only in realname and 0 to
> # disable.
> encoded_ip = 3
>
>
>
>
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Okay, I'm just going to ask here, hopefully it is allowed. Does anyone have
an open CGI:IRC available? I have been unable to find a web hosting company
that would allow CGI:IRC to be used. I only use it for personal use. The one
I had been using is an extremely old version.

Thanks,
-Travis T.

On 4/21/08, Jim Tittsler <jt...@on...> wrote:
>
> On Apr 22, 2008, at 07:49, Ivan Daglio wrote:
> > I have installed and done everything properly, however, when people
> > connect to IRC using the site (which is PensChat.com), everyone on
> > there has the exact same host. Thus, if any trolls or dummies sign
> > up and try to spam the channel, there would be no way for me to ban
> > them from the channel without banning everyone else who logs on
> > through the site.
>
> Try experimenting with different values of encoded_ip in your
> cgiirc.config:
>
> # encoded_ip, set to 3 to send real IP in realname and encoded in
> username
> # set to 2 to send hex encoded IP address in username
> # and in realname, set to 1 to send only in realname and 0 to
> # disable.
> encoded_ip = 3
>
>
>
>
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On Apr 22, 2008, at 07:49, Ivan Daglio wrote:
> I have installed and done everything properly, however, when people  
> connect to IRC using the site (which is PensChat.com), everyone on  
> there has the exact same host. Thus, if any trolls or dummies sign  
> up and try to spam the channel, there would be no way for me to ban  
> them from the channel without banning everyone else who logs on  
> through the site.

Try experimenting with different values of encoded_ip in your  
cgiirc.config:

# encoded_ip, set to 3 to send real IP in realname and encoded in  
username
# set to 2 to send hex encoded IP address in username
# and in realname, set to 1 to send only in realname and 0 to
# disable.
encoded_ip = 3

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Hi guys...

I recently had the idea of putting up our favorite hockey team's channel on
IRC on the Internet, in the hopes of having more people show up and hang
with us during games, etc.

I have installed and done everything properly, however, when people connect
to IRC using the site (which is PensChat.com), everyone on there has the
exact same host. Thus, if any trolls or dummies sign up and try to spam the
channel, there would be no way for me to ban them from the channel without
banning everyone else who logs on through the site.

If you log in through this site - http://webchat.xs4all.nl/ - the host for
each person is different (I think the IP address is encoded). This is what I
want for PensChat.com. Also, I would like to be able to customize the log in
page on PensChat.com (where people type their nick), but that's not as
important right now.

I have gone through the advanced settings page on the CGI:IRC site, but I
can't figure out how to do it.

>From http://cgiirc.org/docs/advanced.php

> identd.p
> The identd lets a user be idented to a hex encoded version of their IP
> address eg: c0a80202@your.host (this decodes to 192.168.2.2), you can use
> the included decode.pl to decode an IP address (or work out the hex yourself
> :). It makes banning on the host possible at channel and server level, which
> makes it much easier to allow more unrestricted access to CGI:IRC. To set-up
> the identd.pl you need root access to the system where you have installed
> CGI:IRC. The identd.pl requires you to be using an inetd, i have used it
> with inetd but people report it works with xinetd too.
>
> To install it, copy the identd.pl file to /usr/local/sbin (or any other
> suitable location). Make sure it is set chmod 755 and the path to perl is
> correct, add the following to /etc/inetd.conf:
> ident stream tcp nowait nobody /usr/local/sbin/identd.pl
> You might also need to change nobody to the user CGI scripts run as on the
> server - this provides slight protection from local spoofing by checking the
> user is correct. You can check it's set-up correctly by running telnet
> localhost 113 - press enter and it should print something like INVALID
> PORT.
> This should work, but no other identd lookups will work - you can change
> the reply variable in identd.pl to enable other lookups. Set to reply:textit would ident all other requests as "text" (similar to nullidentd).
> linuxproc simply uses /proc/net/tcp to do full ident lookups on linux.
> forward:port forwards to the identd running on a different local port;
> this apparently works well with oidentd running with the proxy option.

I don't know what most of that means. I don't know where the /usr/local/sbin
directory is supposed to be. I don't know where the path to perl is. Same
for /etc/inetd.conf... I'm completely lost. I'm very new to most of this,
but since I've already done so many things for the site and would really
like to set this up, I want to finish the site so it can work for years to
come.

If anyone can help me out, I would really appreciate it. Just e-mail me back
or reply through the mailing list. Or you can IM me through Yahoo (my
username is ivand67), or MSN (iv...@ho...).

Thank you,

Ivan

Hi,

I am running a CGI:IRC gateway for Wikimedia related channels now for
a year or two. And it works very well. But recently I am getting
complains from users that the are getting the error;

"CGIWrap Error: Real UID could not be changed!"

It seems to happen when at a short time several sessions of the
IRC-gateway are started. I can create this problem by opening about 8
windows of the CGI:IRC gateway and then clicking on the conect button
on all of the them.

The first ones can contact, the other ones get that error. When you
leave it alone then it works again after some minutes.

Can someone give me advice what I can do to solve this problem or make
happen less frequent?

My implementation is located at;
http://chat.wikizine.org

Thanks for any help,

Walter

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Hello,
Im having problems with users getting disconnected when they are idle for
about 10-20 seconds. I have set the session_timeout = 18000 yet the problem
persists. The CGI script and the IRC server are on the same box that I host.
I know the problem is not the IRC server as irc@work can stay connected
fine. The CGI script does not gennerate an error but other users see "Quit:
CGI:IRC (EOF)" when the disconnect occers.
The only log message i can find relating to the problem is in my apache
error_log as follows

[warn] [client 64.6.15.110] Timeout waiting for output from CGI script
/var/www/cgi-bin/atwork/nph-irc.cgi, referer:
http://www.chaos-dragon.com/cgi-bin/atwork/irc.cgi

Regards,
Scott
---------------------------------------------------  

Maybe this request sounds a little bit odd ;-)

After  a roleplaying chat I've used regulary has closed down, I set up a
small irc-server with cgi-irc interface to simulate web-chat features.
Faster and more stable than the old system, but the feature the users miss
most and what make them really unhappy ist.. you guess it: a differend text
color for each user.

Unfortunately I'm only a system administrator with low programming skills
(just good old shell programming), so I can't make the changes to cgiirc by
myself. 

Would it be possible to build in the feature 'colored text by choice'?

Have a nice day,

Mela
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Hello,=20
I've recently installed CGI:IRC on my rented server and something strange i=
s
happening: all the users that have used it to connect to my channel never
disconnect, even after over 100h of the user's browser window having been
shut and machine having been shutdown. This means that the cgi must continu=
e
to run on the server somehow. Could this be related to the fact I had to
modify "nph-irc.cgi" as explained here
http://cgiirc.org/docs/trouble.php=C2=A0(remove 'HTTP/1.0 200 OK'). Any ide=
as ?
Thanks in advance.
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When presented with a link like <http://example.com/>, CGIIRC  
rel_0_5_9 $ 0_5_CVS $Id: nph-irc.cgi,v 1.120 2006/06/06 18:50:12 dgl   
includes the trailing '>' in the URL and resulting link.

Replacing line 313 of nph-irc.cgi with:
    $line =~ s{((https?|ftp):\/\/[^\004$ ]+)(?![^<]*>)}{$interface- 
 >link(format_remove($1), format_linkshorten($1))}gie;
appears to fix the problem in the typical case, but will fail if the  
URL includes & characters. The trailing '>' has been replaced with  
\004&gt;\004 a couple of lines earlier.

I also suspect the negative lookahead assertion (?![^<]*>) is always  
true since I don't believe there will be any < or > characters by the  
time this regex happens.

Jim

Leonardo Aguado wrote:
> Hi,
> I got an 500 error. What can i do?

Read the FAQ entitled:
"I get Internal Server errors or have other installation problems,
what should I do?"

Hi,
I got an 500 error. What can i do?

Not sure where you remember that from, there has never been a way to
enter a username on the login form.

You can disable encoded_ip, set default_user to what you want it to
be in the config file, or set default_user to empty and then it will
copy it from the nickname.

David

Benjamin wrote:
> ...when i could actually enter a username in the logon form.
> 
> I can't seem to get my old interface config to work with "User" in it, has
> it been removed? and why?
> 
> It sure makes it difficult to log onto my bouncer when i cannot supply
> username and password... My reason for even running cgi-irc was that i could
> log on even from behind very strict firewalls... is there some way to
> uncomment the changes or a variable that I can use to re-enable this
> feature? I don't need secure identification in cgi-irc, i let my HTTP server
> keep track of auth... in case there's no longer such option, what
> alternatives are there?
> 
> regards Benjamin

...when i could actually enter a username in the logon form.

I can't seem to get my old interface config to work with "User" in it, has
it been removed? and why?

It sure makes it difficult to log onto my bouncer when i cannot supply
username and password... My reason for even running cgi-irc was that i could
log on even from behind very strict firewalls... is there some way to
uncomment the changes or a variable that I can use to re-enable this
feature? I don't need secure identification in cgi-irc, i let my HTTP server
keep track of auth... in case there's no longer such option, what
alternatives are there?

regards Benjamin

We are currently using cgi irc as a secure irc chat channel for support
services within our intranet.

We have about 200 users on our lan using it. 

It works perfectly, although the problem is people forget to look at there
internet explorer window when someone has anwered there question.

We found out that we can trigger sounds, but not all the pc's have speakers
or even worse they don't hear the sound.

Since I suck at programming, is someone willing to help me with something to
get users to notice a new event?

Instead of playing a sound when a event is triggered, can I toggle a window
flash, window title scroll, or anything else? Just so they notice in there
taskbar? Pop up = too annoying.

Another more advanced thing is that we would like to script our Active
Directory login to be copied into a auto login script for cgi irc and a
register with nickserv.

To start out with, is it possible to make a script to open the browser, go
to the url and login with the user information from the current logged in
user? It's on a intranet/network, with about 200 users. Making 200 login
scripts is going to be allot of work..

For now, most important is the event trigger since people sometimes forget
to see if there is a new reply/question which is really annoying. 

Thanks for the help!

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Hi,
Just trying out this irc client! great job!

All seems to be OK, apart from the main frame is showing up thing like:

[08:29] {message-nick ynator} {text hi here is some chat in the irc
[08:30] {prefix-user} mice_ {host ~mice@
privatehost-E91E2225.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com} has quit {reason Quit: mice_}

{prefix-server}
{prefix-client}  etc..

like something isn't getting replaced somewhere.

formats folders are within my cgi-bin with everything else. images is out in
the webroot

see http://faves.tv/cgi-bin/irc.cgi

Any ideas what little bit I might be doing wrong?

Thanks so much
Kosso

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Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 9:23 PM
Subject: [cgiirc-general] images not loading

> im not sure if if its something i did or why this problem is happening
> i submitted a bug http://cvs.cgiirc.org/tktview?tn=238,1
> but it seems no images will load.  any ideas why please let me know ;]
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quien eres?
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Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007 1:13 AM
Subject: Re: [cgiirc-general] images not loading

> Ryan R wrote:
> > im not sure if if its something i did or why this problem is happening
> > i submitted a bug http://cvs.cgiirc.org/tktview?tn=238,1
> > but it seems no images will load.  any ideas why please let me know ;]
>
> You can't serve the images from within the cgi-bin:
> http://infectious.cc/cgi-bin/cgiirc-0.5.9/images/helpdn.gif
>
> Just move the images elsewhere and update the image_path.
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Ryan R wrote:
> im not sure if if its something i did or why this problem is happening
> i submitted a bug http://cvs.cgiirc.org/tktview?tn=238,1
> but it seems no images will load.  any ideas why please let me know ;]

You can't serve the images from within the cgi-bin:
http://infectious.cc/cgi-bin/cgiirc-0.5.9/images/helpdn.gif

Just move the images elsewhere and update the image_path.

im not sure if if its something i did or why this problem is happening
i submitted a bug http://cvs.cgiirc.org/tktview?tn=238,1
but it seems no images will load.  any ideas why please let me know ;]

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Having uploaded the files to my cgi-bin and set all permissions to 755, 
when I try to access it (http://www.darrage.co.uk/cgi-bin/irc.cgi) the 
interface loads, but I'm still not on the server. I tried using /quit 
which has no effect whatsoever, and I've also tried the teststream.pl test.

Test 0: OK
Test 1: OK
Test 2: OK
Test 3: OK
Test 4: OK
Test 5: OK
6 out of 6 tests were OK, looks like streaming is working

I've tried visiting /'/irc.cgi? interface=nonjs', /but it looks no 
different to just visiting 'irc.cgi' so I don't see how that can help.

I can't see anything else in the FAQs which help with the problem I'm 
having.

Thanks for your time,

Darryl

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