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1) a Drone Bot is a general term to refer to bots in big botnets that do bad... (flood, ddos, etc)
Usually the "Drone Bot" term is used in its plural form, "Drones" or "Drone Bots", and usually used to refer to thousands or ten thousands of bots in one big botnet. (think about 30,000 bot connecting ...

get thales, get a mysql database, use the following sql statement:

Well, on my network I use a "round robin" type of DNS. With zoneedit, all I do is just set up new A entries with the same name but different IPs to direct to.

I.E. Say server1 has IP 1.2.3.4 and server2 has IP 5.6.7.8

Here's how my address entries would look:

irc.mynet.com -> 1.2.3.4
irc.mynet ...

or someone else that has a shell on the same box as your shell used listen *:6667;

Granted, but there was an error!

I wish for this thread to die.

in addition to the other one i gave you, (.{2})(.*)!(~)?\1.*@.+

erm... go and read the discussion then post... dont post and then read

(.+)(.{4})!(~)?\1@.+

posting an old one will work (it worked for me at least)

I don't suppose there would be a way to get it to set up passworded voices instead of throwing in every hostmask ever used?
If we did that, you'd just see a million websites where someone has posted his/her password so that anyone can get around the quiz.
kinda doubt it... i dont see a million ...

http://www.linuxforum.com/linux_tutorials.php
http://www.webhostgear.com/cid_6.html
http://webhostingdev.com/
http://forum.ev1servers.net/forumdisplay.php?f=19
http://www.linuxsecurity.com/

did you remember to rehash?

whats wrong with sending SVS2MODE BOT +S from a ulined server (e.g. services, /os raw SVS2MODE BOT +S)?

no route to host means that it is unable to find that ip... therefore unable to route the packet there....
peer means that it got the packet there.... but the client rejected the packet...
and ping means that the client didnt respond to the ping with a pong...

#ungline_wild off
raw 223:*G*:{
if (%ungline_wc iswm $3-) { gline - $+ $3 }
}
raw 219:*:{
disable #ungline_wild | unset %ungline_wc
}
#ungline_wild end
alias ungline_wild {
set %ungline_wc $1- | enable #ungline_wild | stats g
}
oops :oops: ya kinda need the "{" after the alias ungline ...