Periodically "ping" the service manager (every 3 seconds) and set a
status message showing connection statistics.
This enables using the systemd(8) watchdog functionality for the
"ngircd.service" unit.
The number of possible parallel connections is limited by the process
file descriptor limit (among other things). Therefore try to upgrade the
current "soft" limit to its "hard" maximum (but limit it to 100000), and
show an information or even warning, wenn still less than the configured
"MaxConnections" setting.
Please note that ngIRCd and its linked libraries (like PAM) need file
descriptors not only for incoming and outgoing IRC connections, but for
reading files and inter-process communication, too! Therefore the actual
connection limit is _less_ than the file descriptor limit!
This introduces the new MAX_FD_LIMIT (100000) #define.
This makes sense because the package is build with SSL support enabled,
and we set and enable "CAFile" in commit ae9cfade -- which results in an
error when this is not in an enabled(!) [SSL] section ...
- Rewrite using current dh_make.
- Standards-Version: 4.6.2.
- No longer build 3 different packages; only build "ngircd" which now
includes support for IDENT, PAM (disabled in the ngircd.conf installed
by the package), SSL (OpenSSL), ZLib and IPv6.
- Update package description accordingly.
- No longer install a SysV init file, only install ngircd.service unit.
This includes removing the Xcode project.
The sample launchd(8) configuration properties list file was moved to
"contrib/de.barton.ngircd.plist" and kept.
bash(1) is required to handle the forking and output redirection
connectly, sh(1) -- at least dash(1) on Debian -- fails ...
This fixes the last commit, 14777c18c.
Systrace was removed from OpenBSD and NetBSD, so remove this (old and
outdated?) configuration file from the ./contrib directory.
See <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systrace>.
Thanks to "michi" for pointing this out on #ngircd!
This script parses the log output of ngircd(8), and colorizes the
messages accoring to their log level. Example usage:
ngircd -f $PWD/doc/sample-ngircd.conf -np | ./contrib/nglog.sh
Alexander Barton