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[cgiirc-general] You have not registered

[<Chr...@wi...>]

Hallo Liste,=20

ich habe das Problem, da=DF der Browser folgende Meldung ausgibt:

:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 GET :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Host: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 User-Agent: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Accept: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Accept-Language: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Accept-Encoding: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Accept-Charset: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Keep-Alive: :You have not registered
:irc.eu.wirecard.net 451 Connection: :You have not registered
ERROR :Closing Link: [10.10.11.72] (Ping timeout)

Mu=DF zu meinem Leidwesen gestehen, da=DF ich die =DCbersicht verliere, =
wo ich diverse Einstellungen gemacht habe (liegt es am der =
cgiirc.config, oder habe ich einen Bock in der Unrealkonfiguration =
(unrealircd.conf) geschossen?).  Also hier mal die cgiirc.config:

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# This is the full access CGI:IRC 0.5 config file
# It will allow access to *all* servers and channels
# See http://cgiirc.sourceforge.net/docs/config.php for help editing it.

# -----
# These are the default settings to show on the login form

# default server(s) to connect to, more than one server can
# be entered as a comma seperated list
default_server =3D 10.10.x.x
default_port =3D 6667

# default channel(s), again this can be a comma seperated list
default_channel =3D #abc

# Realname to use (in /whois)
default_name =3D guest

# default nickname, a ? is replaced with a random number
default_nick =3D guest???

# The default username to send, this will only be sent if=20
# encoded_ip (below) is set to 1 or less and will have no affect
# if the system is running identd.
default_user =3D cgiirc

# Default quit message
#quit_message =3D CGI:IRC
# Quit prefix added to EOF messages and other quits not from /quit
#quit_prefix =3D CGI:IRC

# -----
# System setup options

# You can change the default locations of the scripts with these
# settings, generally they don't need to be changed
script_nph =3D nph-irc.cgi
script_form =3D client-perl.cgi
script_login =3D irc.cgi

# The path to images for the browser (a URL!)
# In script aliased directories (cgi-bin) the default will *not* work,
# you need to move the directory elsewhere and change this to something
# like /images.
image_path =3D http://irc.eu.wirecard.net/images/

# The charset to send to IRC, to send anything other than UTF-8 you will
# need the Encode perl module installed.
# See perldoc Encode::Supported for a list of supported encodings.
# If you see the wrong characters in CGI:IRC or with a normal IRC client
# you probably need to change this or set it on the login form.
# Extended ASCII:
irc charset =3D iso-8859-1

# The location to *append* before the location of the socket directory
# (don't change this unless you understand it - and then think about it =
again).
# Remember you will need to either edit client-perl.cgi or
# client.c and recompile client.cgi if you change this

# IF YOU CHANGE THIS AND HAVE ANY PROBLEMS TRY THE DEFAULT BEFORE ASKING =
FOR
# HELP
socket_prefix =3D /tmp/cgiirc-

# Virtual Host - Bind to a specific IP address
# (this must be a valid interface or IP alias on your system).
#vhost =3D 0.0.0.0
# For IPv6
#vhost6 =3D=20

# Prefer IPv6 addresses if both addresses resolve (default is IPv4).
#prefer_v6 =3D 0 (XXX: This option does not currently work)

# -----
# Access related settings

# 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 =20
# and in realname, set to 1 to send only in realname and 0 to=20
# disable.
encoded_ip =3D 2

# If the ip_access_file option is set to the filename that
# contains ipaccess information then CGI:IRC will check this file.
# See ipaccess.example for more information, rename it to ipaccess
# and uncomment the line below to enable.
# NOTE: If the file does not exist, all clients are denied!
#ip_access_file =3D ipaccess
# If the ip_access_file option is set to a comma-separated list
# of filenames, they are checked sequentially, as if they were
# concatenated.
#ip_access_file =3D ipaccess.deny,ipaccess.allow

# The maximum number of users that can connect to this CGI:IRC script at =
once
# Please note, sometimes CGI:IRC leaves files in the socket_prefix =
location, if
# it is killed (kill -9) or maybe a bug - this option still counts those =
as users.
#max_users =3D 20

# Allow access to servers, ports and channels not set in the default
# settings above and use access_channel, access_port and access_server =
below.
allow_non_default =3D 1

# This is regular experssion that sets what channels access should
# be allowed to.
access_channel =3D .*

# This is regular experssion that sets what servers access should
# be allowed to.
access_server =3D .*

# This is regular experssion that sets what ports access should
# be allowed to.
access_port =3D .*

# A list of commands to allow and deny access to, this is a space
# seperated list of commands to allow access to or if prefixed=20
# with an ! commands to disallow access to.
# Eg to only allow access to, msg, me, whois, join, nick
#   =3D msg me whois join nick !=20
# Note the ! on the end, it disallows all other commands

# It is recommened that you disable quote if you are limiting
# access to channels.
#access_command =3D !quote
access_command =3D=20

# Session timeout (timeout after this many seconds of inactivity).
# 18000 is 5 hours
session_timeout =3D 18000

# Admin password (used for /ctcp kill)
# Remember this is a crypt of the password - not the actual password.
# You can generate this by running (at a Unix shell prompt):
# perl -le'print crypt(shift,$$)' password
# where password is the password to generate a crypt for.
#admin password =3D=20

# If your server is password protected and you wish to provide the =
password in
# the script rather than get the user to enter the password then set =
this
# option to the password (The user can still override this with a =
password on
# the login form).
#server_password =3D

# Send extra information (e.g. proxy headers) on ctcp USERINFO.
#extra_userinfo =3D 1

# If the irc server you are connecting to accepts hostnames encoded into =
passwords
# (CGI:IRC host spoofing) and it has been setup for your host uncomment =
the following
# line.
#realhost_as_password =3D 1

# Check clients connecting against a DNSBL (deny access if their IP =
address is in
# it), seperate with spaces to check more than one.
#dnsbl =3D opm.blitzed.org

# Redirect to a different URL (eg. custom login form) instead of the =
default.
#form_redirect =3D http://cgiirc.sourceforge.net/docs/custom.php

# -----
# Appearence settings

# The options to show on the basic and advanced login forms.
# Simply a space seperated list of the fields to display.
#login basic =3D Nickname, Channel
#login advanced =3D Nickname, Realname, Channel, Server, Password, =
Format, Character set

# The default format to use
format =3D default

# These options control where output goes. Parameters are comma =
seperated
# and are the types (e.g. the names used in the format files), only the
# first two words are matched.

# Do not output joins, parts or quits.
#output none =3D join, part, quit
# Hide a lot of information that is shown at connect time
#output none =3D raw 439, reply welcome, reply yourhost, reply created, =
reply myinfo, reply protoctl, raw 251, raw 252, raw 254, raw 255, raw =
265, raw 266, looking up, connecting, reply motd start, reply motd end, =
reply names

# Show whois in the active window
output active =3D reply whois

# Show the names output in the Status window
output status =3D reply names


# Remove almost all colour from the output
#removecolor =3D 0

# By default CGI:IRC shorterns the text inside links to 120 characters =
to work
# around browser bugs. This changes the length text is shortened to
#linkshorten =3D 120

# If set this disables the input of %C, %B, etc so that the user
# cannot enter colours, etc
#disable_format_input =3D 1

# ----
# Interface settings
# These control the options for the user - the user can change these via =
the
# options dialog.
# Uncommenting the options below will change from the default value.

# Enable Timestamps for all text
#interface timestamp =3D 1
# Convert :-) and so on into smilie images
#interface smilies =3D 1
# Default font to use
#interface font =3D monospace
# Show users nickname next to text entry area
interface shownick =3D 1
# Show long scrollback (uses more memory)
#interface scrollback =3D 1
# Enable activity sounds by default
#interface actsound =3D 1
# Enable join sounds by default
#interface joinsound =3D 1
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Bin f=FCr jede Hilfe dankbar.... ;)

(sollten noch andere config Files ben=F6tigt werden, so reiche ich die =
gerne nach)=20



Gr=FC=DFe Christian

[cgiirc-general] Permission denied connecting to error.

[David A. <arc...@ya...>]

I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this
problem where I get a Permission denied regardless of
which host I try to connect to.  I had irccgi working
on my other webserver, but I had to switch and am now
having a lot of trouble getting it working.

*** Welcome to CGI:IRC 0.5.6 (2005/02/09)
*** Looking up irc.blitzed.org
*** Connecting to irc.blitzed.org [65.110.62.185] port
6667
*** An error occured: Connecting to IRC: Permission
denied connecting to 65.110.62.185:6667

Thanks
-David

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[cgiirc-general] Patch: Remember last used nickname.

[Matt H. <mh...@ha...>]

The attached cheap hack^w^wpatch gets CGI:IRC to remember the last 
nickname that someone used.  Yes, I'm dealing with lazy people.

BTW, why didn't you use CGI.pm with this project?

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[cgiirc-general] Premature end of script headers

[Jordan M. <jo...@vi...>]

Greetings!

I realize that this is not a problem with CGI:IRC directly, but I found 
this problem while attempting to install CGI:IRC and it's preventing me 
from using it.

I'm running a CentOS Linux (RHEL clone) system with the default apache 
install (apache 2) I have perl installed and the script I'm attempting 
to run works perfectly from the command line, but whenever I try to hit 
it from a browser, I get a 500 Internal server error. My error_log 
states "Premature end of script headers: test.pl"
 
The script was written with the linux command-line vi editor, so this is 
not a windows character issue. I've tried all kinds of various 
permissions... none seem to work. I've tried several extensions, .cgi, 
.pl, etc. No effect. Here's a copy of the test.cgi script I'm trying to run:

--------------------------
#! /usr/bin/perl -w

$|++;

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

use CGI;
print "hello world!";
--------------------------

The only thing I can figure at this point is that it's an apache config 
problem, but I've read their documentation on that and have checked the 
things they mention. (Perl path - running the script both with perl in 
front of the script and without perl in front of the script, etc etc etc.)

I've run out of things to try. Can anyone here offer assistance on where 
to look next? The script is being run in a VirtualHost with a 
ScriptAlias for the CGI part.

I'd very much appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!

-- 
Warm regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies
http://www.viviotech.net/
jo...@vi... 

Re: [cgiirc-general] Installation

[David L. <dg...@dg...>]

On 1 Apr 2005, at 11:58, ma...@Go... wrote:

> Hi @all,
>
> after my provider changed some settings i installed new 0.5.6 and 
> tried to
> run it.
> Now i have two probs:
> 1. I see no images. I set the path in the config to relative and 
> absolute
> URL, but nothing happens.

Try going to the URL of the images directly and see what error you get 
(and check that the script is using the right URL).

> 2. If i try to connect, i get the message: *** Access Denied: No 
> connections
> allowed. Teststream runs well.

It sounds like you have the IP access file configured but no lines in 
it or similar.

[cgiirc-general] Installation

[<ma...@Go...>]

Hi @all,

after my provider changed some settings i installed new 0.5.6 and tried to
run it.
Now i have two probs:
1. I see no images. I set the path in the config to relative and absolute
URL, but nothing happens.
2. If i try to connect, i get the message: *** Access Denied: No connections
allowed. Teststream runs well.

What to do?

Thanks for help
Christiane
 

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[cgiirc-general] chosting the server

[LaMpiR <la...@gm...>]

How can i set it up so that all field would be empty and users could
type in the server and channel they would like to connect to ?

[cgiirc-general] Enable smilies on login

[Lasse B. O. <fim...@gm...>]

Hi list,

Is it possible to make a login-form that allows the user to check
whether he wants smilies enabled or not?


Yours,
Lasse Birk Olesen, fi...@fi...

[cgiirc-general] Disconnecting

[Tore D. <mr...@ho...>]

My CGI IRC is disconnecting all the time after a few minutes, what can cause 
that?

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[cgiirc-general] Joining multiple channels +k

[Jesper L. <jel...@ho...>]

<html><div style='background-color:'><DIV class=RTE>
<P>How can I join multiple channels +k with the form?<BR>If the channels don't have +k, you can simply something like "&lt;inout type=hidden name=Channel value=#channel,#channel2&gt;</P>
<P>But it doesn't seem to work, if there are multiple +k channels. It only joins the first.</P>
<P>Thanks for your help</P>
<P>Jesper</P>
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[cgiirc-general] Re: problem regarding channels starting with the plus-sign

[Rene v. B. <rv...@pr...>]

On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 08:40:59PM +0100, Rene van Bevern wrote:
> cgi:irc seems to have problems with channels that start with the + sign.

Ok, i found the problem being fixed as of version 0.5.6.

	Rene van Bevern
		Pro-Linux.de

[cgiirc-general] problem regarding channels starting with the plus-sign

[Rene v. B. <rv...@pr...>]

Hi,

cgi:irc seems to have problems with channels that start with the + sign.
(modeless channels in IRCNet). While it is possible to receive messages
=66rom them, cgi:irc sends messages to "foobar" instead of "+foobar" and
shows a new query window. (no message goes to the channel, but instead
to the user "foobar"). The plus sign channels are correctly listed in
the server's chantypes.

PREFIX=3D(ov)@+ CHANTYPES=3D#&!+ MODES=3D3 CHANLIMIT=3D#&!+:21

the used version is cgi:irc 0.5.4. Can anybody reproduce the problem?
(join ircnet - e.g. irc.fu-berlin.de - on +footest and try)

	Rene van Bevern
		Pro-Linux.de

Re: [cgiirc-general] Oidentd with cgiirc?

[David L. <dg...@dg...>]

Lars J?rgensen wrote:
> How can i get oidentd working with cgiirc. Im not running identd and i need to be running oidentd. What to do?

You need to run identd.pl from inetd and then point it at oidentd
(using the forwarding option).

[cgiirc-general] Oidentd with cgiirc?

[<qdv@c.dk>]

How can i get oidentd working with cgiirc. Im not running identd and i need=
 to be running oidentd. What to do?

Re: [cgiirc-general] cgiirc blank page

[David L. <dg...@dg...>]

Csere M?ty?s wrote:
> When we open it the source of the page is:
> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
> <HTML><HEAD>
> <META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1250"></HEAD>
> <BODY></BODY></HTML>

Assuming this is IE this means it got a file with nothing in it at
all from the webserver.

> Anyone could point me on how to make it more verbose and / or what can I do with this situation?

It looks like a webserver or CGI issue to me. Not sure why it is not
saying anything in the logs though, I'd check any recent
configuration changes, etc.

[cgiirc-general] cgiirc blank page

[<wa...@ed...>]

Hello

=20

we've had cgiirc installed for quite a while now.

Everything was fine and dandy.

But since a couple of days it stopped working, and I cant figure out =
whats the problem with it.

When we open it the source of the page is:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">

<HTML><HEAD>

<META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; =
charset=3Dwindows-1250"></HEAD>

<BODY></BODY></HTML>

And nothing else.

=20

And im not seeing anything in the logs either.

Anyone could point me on how to make it more verbose and / or what can I =
do with this situation?

=20

=20

Thanks in advance

wd

Re: [cgiirc-general] images not showing up?

[Ainslee H. <arh...@oz...>]

ta, typically i worked it out after posting here, always the way. Thanks 
again, Ainslee

JM wrote:

>IIRC the images path is relative to the DocumentRoot...
>
>On Sunday 20 February 2005 08:46, Ainslee Hooper wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi,
>>   this is my first go at cgi, i've got the client installed at
>>www.ainsleehooper.com/cig-bin/irc.cgi but as you can see, the images
>>aren't showing up and I can't work out why. I've got the whole path to
>>the images in the config file, any other ideas? Thanks, Ainslee
>>    
>>
>
>
>  
>


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Re: [cgiirc-general] images not showing up?

[JM <je...@gm...>]

IIRC the images path is relative to the DocumentRoot...

On Sunday 20 February 2005 08:46, Ainslee Hooper wrote:
> Hi,
>    this is my first go at cgi, i've got the client installed at
> www.ainsleehooper.com/cig-bin/irc.cgi but as you can see, the images
> aren't showing up and I can't work out why. I've got the whole path to
> the images in the config file, any other ideas? Thanks, Ainslee

[cgiirc-general] images not showing up?

[Ainslee H. <arh...@oz...>]

Hi,
   this is my first go at cgi, i've got the client installed at 
www.ainsleehooper.com/cig-bin/irc.cgi but as you can see, the images 
aren't showing up and I can't work out why. I've got the whole path to 
the images in the config file, any other ideas? Thanks, Ainslee

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Re: [cgiirc-general] Problem when connecting...

[David L. <dg...@dg...>]

JM wrote:
> An error occured: Connection to unix-domain socket(/tmp/cgiirc-daw515tl6j/sock): No such file or directory
[..]
> Any idea where my problem lies?

For some reason the main process either didn't start or exited as
soon as it had started. Does any text appear in the main frame?

Also, what browser are you using (and do you have JavaScript
disabled?)

[cgiirc-general] Problem when connecting...

[JM <je...@gm...>]

An error occured: Connection to unix-domain socket(/tmp/cgiirc-daw515tl6j/sock): No such file or directory

I got this error while connecting to my ircd ( using CGI IRC )... I can verify that my IRCD is running since I can use my MIRC client to 
connect to it...


Any idea where my problem lies?

TIA,

[cgiirc-general] cgi irc problems

[RiSc <Ri...@ht...>]

Hi there,
i've tried to install the cgi:irc on a site from a friend of mine - i
configured everything and i was able to start ist - but when i click
on the connect button nothing happens - but look for yourself:
http://www.quakeplayers.org/~the-game/irc/CGI-BIN/irc.cgi

I hope anyone can help me fixing this issue.

Regards

[cgiirc-general] CGI:IRC 0.5.5 released

[David L. <dg...@dg...>]

This fixes the UTF-8 problems (I've changed to use perl's Encode module
rather than Text::Iconv like the pre-release did). You can get it from
http://cgiirc.sf.net/download as usual.

There is also a wiki for CGI:IRC now at http://cvs.otherwize.co.uk/
which also has CVS/bug tracking/etc so SourceForge is no longer
used for bugs.

Re: [cgiirc-general] font size in main window

[Karlo L. <kar...@gm...>]

On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 22:54:07 -0800, ttyr2 <tt...@jd...> wrote:
  
> I noticed that someone else posted to the listserv about not being able to
> change the font size in the body of cgi:irc. I've run into the same thing. I
> can change the font, but not the size. 

Glad to hear someone else has the same problem. If you happen to fix
it, you know where to post about it :).

> I also noticed that the three icon's
> that are supposed to be in the upper right for help, font, and something
> else are all red X's. I don't know what the file names of the images are
> supposed to be to verify they exist but the images folder is in the default
> location and has 755 permissions assigned to it and it's contents. Images is
> the default location in the config file as well. 

Been there, done that. Try copying icons into a web accessible
directory. Forexample, www.xxx.net/cgi-bin/irc.cgi is CGI:IRC, then,
copy those icons into www.xxx.net/images/. Ofcourse, you must put
www.xxx.net/images as you image location in CGI:IRC configuration
file.

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[cgiirc-general] font size in main window

[ttyr2 <tt...@jd...>]

I noticed that someone else posted to the listserv about not being able
to change the font size in the body of cgi:irc. I've run into the same
thing. I can change the font, but not the size. I also noticed that the
three icon's that are supposed to be in the upper right for help, font,
and something else are all red X's. I don't know what the file names of
the images are supposed to be to verify they exist but the images folder
is in the default location and has 755 permissions assigned to it and
it's contents. Images is the default location in the config file as
well.
=20
TIA,
Jeremy