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README.textile
Kookaburra – a Ruby IRCD

Kookaburra-Server simple open source IRCD written in Ruby.
It’s a fork of ruby-ircd with
some new work done (note: I’m moving towards rewriting everything).
Features
- Better layout – proper module hierarchy
- DRB interface
- a catch all channel
- A proper logger
- proper option support
- settings via configatron
- Uses eventmachine for the networking
Usage
To use, try:
sudo gem install eventmachine extlib configatron ./script/serverTodo
- Tests tests tests!
- Massive refactoring / clean up of the code
- Extensive testing
- Ninjas!
- less-hacked together interface
- Move towards Marvin-esque handlers / events system
- Oh, did I mention tests?
Kudos!







