PHP-IRCd Configs.php

<?php

return array(

// (string) Hostname of the server. Must be a valid domain name, doens't
// have to exist though. You might want to have it acutally resolve to
// the server IP. This is used in the onconnect greet, server notices,
// /links, /map, /who, etc.
//
// Examples: zeus.devnode.org
//           card.freenode.net
//           irc.hackthissite.org
//           localhost. (xD)
//
        'hostname'      =>      'localhost.',


// (string) Name of the network. Should be global accross a network
// (once php-ircd links). Make it short and sweet! Can't have spaces.
//
// Examples: DevNet
//           DevNode
//           Freenode
//           HackThisSite
//           Localhost
//
        'servname'      =>      'LocalNet',


// (string)
// IP to bind IRC server to
//
        'bindaddr'      =>      '0.0.0.0',


// (integer) TCP/IP port that will be listened on for incoming clients.
//
// Range: Any TCP/IP port (1-51something)
// Default: 6667 (Standard)
//
        'bindport'      =>      6667,


// (integer) Maximum packet length, in bytes. 512 is the standard.
//
        'maxlen'        =>      512,


// (integer) Maximum amount of users that can be connected to the IRCd
// at ay time. When links work, this will only be local client but will
// include server links.
//
// Prefered range: 10-100
// Default: 25
//
        'maxuser'       =>      25,


// (string) MOTD (Message of the Day). Shown to everyone when they
// connect and/or use the /motd command.
//
        'motd'          =>      "THIS IS THE MESSAGE OF THE DAY!
Welcome to my PHP IRCd test server!
#help is the main channel on here!",


// ((string,string)[]) O:Lines
// O:Lines define opers. You oper with /oper <username> <password>
// (without the < and >, of course). You may deifne multiple O:Lines.
//
// Definition syntax:
// array('username' => 'password', 'username2', => 'password2')
//
        'opers'         => array('Nick1', 'password')

);