This directory contains modules that are not included in the main modules folders for one reason or another. Either their code is a bit ugly, their functionality is frowned upon, they only work with a limited number of IRCd's or similar cases.
Use the $SRCS
make variable to build and install modules.
$ make SRCS=fileyouwanttocompile.c
Successfully compiled fileyouwanttocompile.c as fileyouwanttocompile.so.
$ make SRCS=fileyouwanttocompile.c install
Successfully installed fileyouwanttocompile.so.
Any modules you want to add can be considered for inclusion here by sending us a pull request on GitHub.
Repeats what others users in a channel say back to a specific user. Useful for users that claim they have entire channels on ignore.
Takes actions against users (KICK, BAN, KICKBAN or QUIET) for using badwords in channel, specified on a per-channel basis with the BADWORDS command. Be aware it will check every message sent to channels that BLOCKBADWORDS is set on so it can be a bit CPU-heavy.
Kicks users from a channel when kickdots metadata is set on that channel and users send a line containing only "...". Deprecated by cs_badwords (/cs badwords #channel add ... kick).
Responds to users that ping ChanServ with "Pong!".
Sets the stupid, pointless DALNet-style +/-r mode when a channel is registered or dropped. NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE.
Sends a user a notice with some information specified in a regnotice {} block inside the chanserv {} block of your atheme.conf when the user registers a channel.
Either gives or removes all your channel status modes at once.
Display a message when a user joins a channel. You must be able to edit the channel access list to add or remove a userinfo entry.
A small sample echoserver using the connection_t framework (deprecated). NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE.
A small sample httpd for serving files. It is highly recommended to use misc/httpd.c instead.
Demonstrates how to use listeners using the connection_t framework (deprecated). NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE.
Assigns a $account.hidehostsuffix vhost to all users upon account registration. $account will be replaced by the users' accountname and hidehostsuffix is that config option from the serverinfo {} block of your atheme.conf.
Graphs user->channel relationships. Not recommended to use if there are privacy concerns.
A nice GameServ game of Russian Roulette.
Little module showing a CatServ Services client, pretty much all modular services since forever implement this as an example, so we do too.
A services bot which allows users to request network announcements that will then (when approved by a soper) be sent to all users on the network. This is seperate from InfoServ so that users can easily ignore users' announcements but won't miss any important announcements from network staff.
A services bot for sending love-related items to other users. NOT COMPILED BY DEFAULT.
A encryption module for IRCServices weird password encryption scheme, useful for transitioning to crypto/posix.
Sets the mlock to all new channels to something specified in the source code of the module. See line 16 of the module's code for what to edit.
Allows users to set a AJOIN/autojoin list of channels that Atheme will automatically join them to upon identify. Only works on ShadowIRCd, InspIRCd and UnrealIRCd.
Detects and cleans 'lame' nicknames using case normalization.
Allows opers to force the ENFORCE flag on/off on other users' accounts.
Allows opers to forbid the registration and use of a nickname.
Allows opers to register an account on behalf of another user. An oper must have the user:fregister priv to use this command.
Generates a password hash from the password given as part of the command. Extremely useful if your passwords are encrypted and you want to set SOPER passwords.
Generates a random password.
Maintains a whitelist of email domains that are allowed to register NickServ nicks. This allows you to say only *@example.com email address can register nicks.
Disallows the registration of nicks beginning with a string specified in the guestnicks {} block inside the nickserv {} block of your atheme.conf.
Allows users to list the other clients currently logged in to the same account as them.
Checks if a email address provided by a user upon registration is valid and fails registration if it is not.
Same as ns_mxcheck.c, but asynchronous.
Sends a user a notice with some information specified in a regnotice {} block inside the nickserv {} block of your atheme.conf when the user registers an account.
Requires a user to have been connected for waitreg_time (in the nickserv {} block of your atheme.conf) seconds before they are allowed to register their nick.
Allows you to specify a command that is run every time the Atheme database is saved.
AKILLs users matched in a nicklist specified in your atheme.conf. See the comment at the top of the module's source code for details.
Allows you to use DEFCON-based security on your network. This may be
useful to people migrating from Anope. Note: This module taints
Atheme. You need to enable allow_taint
in the config to use it.
Sets usermode +h on all users listed with the general:helper soper priv upon recieving soper status. Requires an IRCd that has +h (helper) usermode support.
Allows adding nick patterns to a joinmon list and when a user matching one of the patterns joins a channel, a message will be sent to the logchan (with the info loglevel).
Allows opers to KILL users via services.
KLINEs all users who join a KLINECHAN.
Spam a user with pings and various messages either on-demand or spams all users a bit upon connect. Basically, the same functionality as NeoStats' SecureServ.
Watch a specified process and log a message when it finishes running. Requires kqueue (FreeBSD).
Allows you to dump and restore channelmodes of all channels on the network, including unregistered ones. Useful for ircd transitions.
Tests the dynamic table generation APIs for command replies. NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE.
Run a test command.
Runs a test of child processes.
Looks up users by certain criteria and allows you to perform various actions on them.
Allows users to play a game of Hunt the Wumpus!