UnrealIRCd 3.2.7 Autoinstaller

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BlackkeR
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UnrealIRCd 3.2.7 Autoinstaller

Post by BlackkeR »

Hello, i have maked UnrealIRCd 3.2.7 Autoinstaller script to Linux. :)
That's installs automaticly UnrealIRCd 3.2.7, so you need only edit your .conf files and start unrealircd... :)
You can download UnrealIRCd 3.2.7 Autoinstaller at my server: (removed)
Help:
1. Download the script, wget (removed)
2. Chmod the script, chmod +x UnrealAuinst.sh
3. Run the script, ./UnrealAuinst.sh
Good tips:
1. Don't run at root.
2. Run the script at your homedir.
If there are bugs, tell me.
Sry, if my english is bad. :roll:

[Moderator: Removed script links, please only use Unreal mirrors to download Unreal, and do not list mirrors directly. Users must get this information themselves from the Unreal site.]
Stealth
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Re: UnrealIRCd 3.2.7 Autoinstaller

Post by Stealth »

I personally don't like when people use "auto" scripts, unless they already know what they are doing, as well as it doesn't give the users the options it should (such as prefixes, SSL, ZipLinks, remote includes, etc). Since your script downloads Unreal for the user, that means it does include a mirror in the script, which we really don't like users passing around. Downloading and installing Unreal is very simple as it is with what is included. Your script also changes default paths around a bit, which makes it harder for us to support people who have used it.

Here's what I generally run for a quick default install:

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wget <Unreal link> && gzip -d Unreal3.2.7.tar.gz && tar xf Unreal3.2.7.tar && cd Unreal3.2.7 && ./Config -quick & make all install
It's quick, easy, and very default...
Jobe
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Re: UnrealIRCd 3.2.7 Autoinstaller

Post by Jobe »

Stealth's example converted to a script with 1 command line param would be better.
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