winsrvx-patch — News regarding the new patches (Linux and WIndows versions)

[Alex <xo...@ka...>]

.:[winSrvX v1.3-zet]:.=20

Why v1.3-zet ? A few days ago i've changed my nickname from Xorath=20
to [zet]. In the same time, i've added a few changes to winSrvX. So=20
winSrvX v1.3-zet version vas born.=20

.:[Questions about winSrvX]:.=20

I will not answer any emails regarding winSrvX. Please use the forum=20
provided by me, which is located at http://forum.gamesnet.ro .=20

.:[WARNING]:.=20

This version of the winSrvX irc services was *NOT* developed by me. This =
is just=20
the original file released by the GameSurge Coders, and ported to =
windows by me=20
with some little modifications added. All the credits goes to the =
GameSurge=20
Coders. (www.gamesurge.net)=20


.:[Important Notes]:.=20

This binary was compiled with the modules helpserv and memoserv enabled. =

Memoserv is a message relay services, with this - you can relay long =
distance=20
messages to other (offline) users.=20

.:[New in v1.3-zet]:.=20

-=3D Section 1 =3D-=20

Since I've had some problems with the past releases (nowone reads this =
file)=20
I've made some changes. In v1.3-zet there is a username registered with =
a=20
password, which has the supreme power over the services.=20
>USERNAME: Admin=20
>PASSWORD: adminpass=20

The USERNAME can be changed using /msg AuthServ rename *Admin NewAccount =

( Ex: /msg AuthServ rename *Admin [zet] ). This command can be used only =

after you login to W or AuthServ using:=20
/msg W...@ch... login Admin adminpass=20
or=20
/msg Aut...@ch... login Admin adminpass=20

Yes, in v1.3-zet you can authenticate yourself using W (Channel Service) =

or AuthServ (Authentification service/NickServ). LOGIN command is an =
alias=20
of AUTH command, binded to W and AuthServ. Keep in mind that RENAME =
command=20
is only accessible to helpers and IRC operators. Follow this easy steps =
to=20
change/rename your account:=20

* STEP 1 - OperUP=20
using your userid and password added to your ircd.conf type:=20
/oper userid password=20

* STEP 2 - Login to W/AuthServ=20
use this command:=20
/msg w...@ch... login Admin adminpass=20
or=20
/msg Aut...@ch... login Admin adminpass=20

* STEP 3 - Rename your account=20
/msg AuthServ rename *Admin NEWACCOUNT=20

* STEP 4 - Change your account password=20
/msg W...@ch... PASS adminpass NEWPASSWORD=20


-=3D Section 2 =3D-=20
* Regarding HelpServ=20

HelpServ is enabled and ready to be used. HelpServ is binded to=20
OpServ Service. For help on how to use HelpServ type:=20
/msg opserv helpserv help=20

-=3D Section 3 =3D-=20
* Regarding MemoServ=20

MemoServ is also loaded. MemoServ is a message relay services,=20
with this - you can relay long distance messages to other (offline) =
users.=20
If you want to disable this service just type in:=20
/msg OpServ service remove MemoServ=20

.:[Changes in v1.3-zet]:.=20

- you are now able to configure your services host from srvx.conf.=20
- you are now able to configure your services ident from srvx.conf.=20
- you are now able to configure your services realname from srvx.conf.=20
- MemoServ bot loaded with all the commands.=20
- HelpServ binded to OpServ bot and ready to be used.=20
- new command added VERIFY to W (channel service bot).=20
- you are now able to login to either W or AuthServ.=20
- new authentication reply message (GNUwolrd looklike)=20
(-W- AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as Admin)=20
- if the user who authenticates with either W or AuthServ is NOT=20
an IRC Operator or a Network/support helper he wil receive=20
a message regarding the password (GNUworls looklike)=20
(-W- Remember: Nobody from CService will ever ask you for your password, =

do NOT give out your password to anyone claiming to be CService.)=20
- fork into the background. Has no window or icon display on taskbar.=20

.:[In the next version]:.=20

- you will be able to customize the authentication message=20
from srvx.conf file.=20
- special authentication message for network/support helpers.=20
- you will be able to customize the authentication message for=20
NON Opers or network/support helpers.