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pidgeon
IRC client
Pidgeon is an open source irc client. This site serves as a download repository -
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IRC Services for the Unreal IRC server, written in C#, with a Microsoft SQL Server backend. Files are stored in XML. Services include NickServ, ChanServ, MemoServ, BotServ, HostServ, and OperServ.
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XServ Undernet X benzeri kanal servisidir. ircu uyumlu sistemlerde calisir, ayrica operserv, global msg servisi vede proxy scanner`a sahiptir. Diger servislere gore daha hizlidir. Turkish Channel Services very similar to Undernet X Channel Service Gnuwor
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An IRCX Server developed upon the .NET technologies, written in C# and VB.NET. Plans include full range of services and full network development support as well as a plugin architecture for easy expansion of the server.
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YsmIS (Yet some more IRC Services) is an easy extendable IRC Services (NickServ, Chanserv, MemoServ etc), written to follow RFC standards and be able to connect to any IRCd.
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