[GREGORY]

Things you'll need: VPS/Dedicated server (CentOS, Ubuntu)
A brain

1. Update

Code:
yum update (Ubuntu: sudo apt-get update && upgrade)


I have already updated mine.

2. Install gcc, make, nano

Code:
yum install gcc make nano (Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install gcc make nano)


I have mine already installed to the newest version.

3. Download UnrealIRCD 3.2

Code:
wget http://www.unrealircd.com/downloads/Unreal3.2.9.tar.gz



4. Extract the files

Code:
tar xf Unreal3.2.9.tar.gz



5. If you plan on having more than 1024 users/bots, upgrade the setsize.

Code:
nano /usr/include/bits/typesizes.h

Scroll down to "#define __FD_SETSIZE 1024" and change 1024 to 12000 (or how much you plant to old).

Save the file.(Ctrl & X, Y, Enter)



6.Enter Unreal folder:

Code:
cd Unreal3.2



7.Enter Unreal config

Code:
./Config

Hold enter until it says 100% on the bottom or when it says "[Enter to continue]"

Press enter until you get to "How many file descriptors (or sockets) can the IRCd use? [1024] ->" Type 12000 and press enter for the rest



8. Copy and paste this code from the pastebin link I provide, it is the unrealircd.conf. Click Here

Type, nano unrealircd.conf

Then paste the code from pastebin, if you use Putty right click to paste.
After, edit to your liking.

MAKES SURE YOU CHANGE THE FIRST MAX CLIENTS TO THE LIMIT YOU PUT WHEN YOU CONFIGURED



Under the oper block, I would add these lines



add

Code

global;
services-admin;
can_rehash;
can_die;
can_restart;
helpop;
can_wallops;
can_globops;
can_localroute;
can_globalroute;
can_localkill;
can_globalkill;
can_kline;
can_gzline;
can_gkline;
can_unkline;
can_localnotice;
can_globalnotice;
netadmin;
can_zline;
get_umodew;
get_host;
can_override;

Should look like this when you are done.



Save the file (Ctrl & X, Y, Enter)

9. Type: make



10. Start your IRC
If you get an error saying could not find, ircd.motd.fr, ircd.rules.fr, ircd.log. Just type: touch ircd.motd.fr ircd.rules.fr ircd.log

Type..
Code:
ulimit -n 12000;./unreal start



You will now be able to connect to your IRC using a client like "mIRC" for Windows, "LimeChat" for Mac, or "KVIrc" for Linux."

Thank you for looking at my TUT, I hope you enjoyed it 🤝

If you need any help contact me on skype by clicking below.

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[๖ۣۜMystical]

This is a very good clean Tut for people to lean off of, keep up the hq posting.

[Light Yagami.]

This is a very good clean Tut for people to lean off of, keep up the hq posting.

Long time i seen a good tut nice job bro

[joand_rcc]

great tutorial .very easy to understand thanks

[verbti]

There is a guide on here already for this.

[Boss-net]

There is a guide on here already for this.

What does it matter? The more the merrier, there is nothing wrong with him donating his own tutorial.

If you don't like it, leave it. Don't flame his thread.

Gregory, nice tut buddy. Good to see another guy like myself on here. :)

[Cheque]

There are already tutorials posted.
No need for new ones.

[VaMpZz]

There are already tutorials posted.
No need for new ones.

please stfu & stop flaming. This is the best IRC tut I've seen in awhile. The other ones are pretty much outdated.

Nice tut OP, I plan on building an IRC soon, so I definitely will be bookmarking this.

[kingkelvin135]

I like the tut you made, good work and easy to follow.

[keriboh]

Alot more detailed when it came to installing Unreal. good work man :p

[Break]

This is the best tutorial I seen on this forum and one that actually works so good work for that Greg. @Boss-net you just sound like a fag, sorry.

[Glоck]

There are already tutorials posted.
No need for new ones.

You are ignorant.
Just because there is one tut ready doesn't mean he can't post another one. And, his tut is very updated unlike most tuts around here if that's what you're referring to.

Lay off loser

[Monkey D. Dragon.]

Very nice tut this will help many people :)

[тнє Đσ¢тσя]

Very nice tut,
thanks for this man.

[bish0p]

Cool man. But I actually have problems with the config.
Could you explain a little more in detail what to do with it?
Like e.g. the Link couldnt it be deleted? Since I dont wanna link servers that are non-existant.
Further wouldn't it be good to set some more options for the channels if you want to host a botnet? Like e.g. no visiibility, noone could do /list or /whois or /who?

Regards