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IRCd
Internet Relay Chat daemon: Charybdis
IRCd is a free and open source server which facilitates real-time communication over the internet. It was started in 1988 by Jarkko Oikarinen in the University of Oulu and eventually made its way to William Pitcock et al, whom after 2005 developed the project under the brand Charybdis.
In 2014 a protocol was proposed to reinvigorate real-time communication in lieu of growing commercial competition and a lack of innovation from open source alternatives to compete. This protocol is known as the Matrix protocol.
IRCd now implements the Matrix protocol.
Charybdis/5
Charybdis is designed to be fast and highly scalable, and to be community developed by volunteer contributors over the internet. This mission strives to make the software easy to understand, modify, audit, and extend.
Charybdis Five is the first implementation of Matrix written in C++. It remains true to its roots for being highly scalable, modular and having minimal requirements. Most of the old code has been rewritten but with the same architecture and spirit of the original.
Installation
Dependencies
Boost (1.61 or later) - We have replaced libratbox with the well known and actively developed Boost libraries. These are included as a submodule in this repository.
RocksDB (based on LevelDB) - We replace sqlite3 with a lightweight and embedded database and have furthered the mission of eliminating the need for external "IRC services"
Build dependencies: gnu++14 compiler, automake, autoconf, autoconf2.13, autoconf-archive, libtool, shtool
Other dependencies: OpenSSL, zlib, snappy (for rocksdb)
Downloading Charybdis
git clone https://github.com/charybdis-ircd/charybdis
cd charybdis
git checkout 5
- Verify you have the latest source tree and are on the Matrix branch.
Building from git (production)
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
Building from git (DEVELOPER PREVIEW INSTRUCTIONS)
This is only intended to allow development with dependencies that have not made their way to mainstream systems yet. Not for release.
The developer preview will install charybdis in a specific directory isolated from the
system. It will avoid using system libraries by downloading and building the dependencies
from the submodules we have pinned here and build them the way we have configured. You may
need to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
to the built libraries and/or maintain an intact build
directory.
./autogen.sh
mkdir build
- The install directory may be this or another place of your choosing.
- If you decide elsewhere, make sure to change the
--prefix
in the./configure
statement below.
CXX=g++-6 ./configure --prefix=$PWD/build --enable-debug --with-included-boost=shared --with-included-rocksdb=shared
- Many systems alias
g++
to an older version. To be safe, specify a version manually inCXX
. This will also build the submodule dependencies with that version. - The
--with-included-*
will fetch, configure and build the dependencies included as submodules. Include=shared
for now until static libraries are better handled.
make
make install
Platforms
This branch is not meant for production. Use at your own risk.
Tips
-
Please read doc/index.txt to get an overview of the current documentation.
-
Read the NEWS file for what's new in this release.
Developers
- Generate doxygen using
/usr/bin/doxygen tools/doxygen.conf
the target directory is doc/html. Browse to doc/html/index.html