NYCPHP Meetup

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Me and a couple of friends used to host/admin one of the irc.2600.net servers some time ago, was an obsd machine at exodus. (i used to nick muted on that network, im sure someone still remembers that time..) 
It was a Hybrid box, we set the thing up, it ran pretty well.
I also have a server, at pilosoft, its a 1U netra t1, so I can host it if you want. Ill make you a jail. Or, you can have a couple of machines hosting it, for load and redundancy reasons. Or of course, something like efnet or freenode would be the way to go. It is nice when you are a server admin, not just a channel op tho, dont know about freenode, but i dont think that would be that easy to get at something like efnet


On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 12:55:24PM -0400, Hans Zaunere wrote:
> 
> > Today we (Mambo core developers) learned that our IRC server was going
> > offline for good. It was provided gratis, so we couldn't complain :-)
> > 
> > The question has been posed, "What now?" Is there anyone here that
> > would be interested in providing IRC services for the Mambo project?
> > 
> > I'd donate the servers myself, but the hosting center forbids IRC :-(
> 
> New York PHP would have the bandwidth/server to do this.  However, we'd need someone with experience to set and maintain the IRC server software itself.  If this is something to discuss, ping me off list.
> 
> An alternative, as Joe mentioned, would be freenode - they have a nice network.
> 
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