/*
 * config.h
 * Hybserv2 Services by Hybserv2 team
 *
 * $Id: config.h.in 1411 2006-03-05 22:39:24Z kreator $
 */

#ifndef INCLUDED_config_h
#define INCLUDED_config_h

/* ------------------- Start of configurable section ------------ */

/*
 * This will automagically transform into correct SETPATH. Don't change
 * it.
 */
#define   SETPATH   "@prefix@/hybserv/settings.conf"

/*
 * Define this to enable NickServ (Nickname Services)
 */
#define   NICKSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable ChanServ (Channel Services)
 * NOTE: ChanServ requires NICKSERVICES, so if NickServ is disabled,
 *       ChanServ will be disabled as well (NickServ can function
 *       perfectly without ChanServ however)
 * At this moment we require CHANNELSERVICES too.
 */
#define   CHANNELSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable MemoServ (Memo Services)
 * NOTE: MemoServ requires NICKSERVICES, so if NickServ is disabled,
 *       MemoServ will be disabled as well (NickServ can function
 *       perfectly without MemoServ however)
 */
#define   MEMOSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable StatServ (Statistic Services)
 * NOTE: StatServ requires NICKSERVICES, so if NickServ is disabled,
 *       StatServ will be disabled as well (NickServ can function
 *       perfectly without StatServ however)
 */
#define   STATSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable HelpServ (Help Services)
 */
#define   HELPSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable Global (Global Services)
 */
#define   GLOBALSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable SeenServ (Seen Services)
 */
#define   SEENSERVICES

/*
 * Define this to enable public commands:
 * - !seen <mask> / !seennick <nick>
 * - !op [nick] / !deop [nick]
 */
#define PUBCOMMANDS

/*
 * If EMPOWERADMINS is defined, admins will be able to use SETPASS,
 * FORBID, DROP etc.
 */
#define   EMPOWERADMINS

/*
 * If EMPOWERADMINS_MORE is defined, administrators will have founder
 * access for any channel, thus being able to modify the access lists,
 * change channel SETs etc.  This allows administrators TOTAL access to
 * ANY channel, so you may want to undef it.
 */
#define   EMPOWERADMINS_MORE

/*
 * << STRONGLY RECOMMENDED >> Define this to allow users to link their
 * nickname to another, thus being able to use multiple nicknames, without
 * having configure each one. All nicknames in the same link will share a
 * common access list, memos, and set options. Also, if a nickname has
 * access to a certain channel, all nicknames in it's link list will have
 * the same access.  Furthermore, when a nickname identifies, he/she will
 * be identified for every nickname in their link.
 */
#define   LINKED_NICKNAMES

/*
 * << STRONGLY RECOMMENDED >> If OPERNICKIDENT is defined, opers
 * IDENTIFYing to OperServ will be required to IDENTIFY to NickServ first.
 * As the two passwords should *always* be different, this adds another
 * layer of security.
 */
#define   OPERNICKIDENT

/*
 * If IDENTIFOPER is defined, opers IDENTIFYing to OperServ will be
 * required to become first server operators (and SET NOEXPIRE) or else
 * they wont be able to identify even if their password and nick/hostname
 * are correct.(Security reasons). You also must define OPERNICKIDENT for
 * this to work -ddb
 */
#undef   IDENTIFOPER

/*
 * Define this if you want NickServ to record the TS of users who split so
 * that when they rejoin they don't need to re-IDENTIFY if their TS
 * matches. Also, OperServ will record the TS of users who have identified
 * so they don't need to do it over again. TS for split users is expired 
 * after half an hour.
 */
#define   RECORD_SPLIT_TS

/*
 * Define this to save the TS of users when they identify to NickServ. If 
 * services are restarted this can be used to see if they identified 
 * before the shutdown, so that they don't need to re-IDENTIFY.
 * As a precuation this will only work for a short while after a SJOIN 
 * (the ConnectBurst setting).
 */
#define   RECORD_RESTART_TS

/*
 * Define this ONLY if every server on your network is running some form
 * of hybrid ircd. The advantage of this feature is ChanServ will not have
 * to sit in every registered channel, since hybrid allows ChanServ to set
 * modes without having to be in the channel. CSr servers do not allow
 * this, so make sure NO servers on your network are running CSr.
 */
#define   HYBRID_ONLY

/* 
 * Define this if you plan to use services on Hybrid7 server. It will make
 * Hybserv use Hybrid7 features like glines/klines, etc.  This includes
 * +h and +I support, as well as some other stuff available through
 * #define HYBRID7_*..
 * (this will go into ./configure script)
 */
#define    HYBRID7

/*
 * Define this if you want DANCER ircd compatibility. It has +c and
 * +f modes for channels, as well as +e umode for users.
 * (this will go into ./configure script)
 */
#undef    DANCER

/*
 * If this is defined, commands that involve Hybserv setting modes, such
 * as .secure and .omode, will not break channel TS.  Instead, the program
 * will have OPERSERV_NICK join the channel to set the modes instead of
 * having the actual server set the modes.  A significant problem with
 * this, is if OPERSERV_NICK gets kicked before it has a chance to
 * complete its job, where if the server set the modes, that is not a
 * concern.  Thus, there's a tradeoff between efficiency and saving TS.
 */
#define   SAVE_TS

/* Define this if you want to use OPERWALL instead of WALLOPS for
 * system-wide messages. Enabled by default.
 */

#define   OPERWALL

/*
 * Define this to allocate memory for clients/channels/servers in large
 * chunks rather than doing it individually
 * Advantages:
 *   CPU load will be minimized during netsplits/netjoins because instead
 *   of malloc()/free()'ing every client or channel, we will already have
 *   the space allocated ahead of time
 * Disadvantages:
 *    Slightly more memory is used if a portion of the heap is unused.
 *
 * Undefining this can be very dangerous, since bound checking is not
 * performed on new clients' usernames and hostnames. It relies on ircd to
 * make sure the client has a valid hostname. Thus, it is much much safer
 * to leave this defined.
 */
#define   BLOCK_ALLOCATION

/*
 * Set this to the number of client structures to allocate at one time -
 * on really small nets, you may want to make this even lower
 */
#define   CLIENT_ALLOCATE   256

/*
 * Set this to the number of channel structures to allocate at one time
 */
#define   CHANNEL_ALLOCATE    256

/*
 * Set this to the number of server structures to allocate at one time
 */
#define   SERVER_ALLOCATE   5

/*
 * Define this to switch to high-traffic mode if the traffic load exceeds
 * RECVLOAD (defined below). Once in high-traffic mode, the hub server
 * will be given priority over all other dcc/telnet clients etc.
 */
#define   HIGHTRAFFIC_MODE

/*
 * Set this to the minimum number of Kilobytes/second we need from our hub
 * to switch to high-traffic mode.
 */
#define   RECVLOAD    25

/*
 * Set this to the number of seconds to stay in high-traffic mode once
 * activated.  If, at the end of HTM_TIMEOUT seconds, the traffic load is
 * still greater than RECVLOAD, high-traffic mode will continue for
 * another HTM_TIMEOUT seconds.
 */
#define   HTM_TIMEOUT   30

/*
 * Set this to the time interval (in seconds) to measure bytes received,
 * in order to calculate if high-traffic mode should be activated.  If the
 * current bytes received minus the bytes received HTM_INTERVAL seconds
 * ago exceeds RECVLOAD K/s, high-traffic mode will be activated The lower
 * this is, the more accurate it can detect the current load.
 *
 * I've noticed that this can cause services to drop into HTM mode on the
 * very beginning. In fact, it seems that on large networks where some
 * users have scripted IDENTIFY-ing it can cause almost immediate HTM
 * switching. So let it be 10 secs by default.
 */
#define   HTM_INTERVAL 5

/*
 * Set this to how many times we read the hub server's file descriptor in
 * ratio to other descriptors while in HTM.  For example, if HTM_RATIO is
 * 3, the hub's fd will be read in a ratio of 3:1 to other fds
 * (dcc/telnet/tcms etc)
 */
#define   HTM_RATIO   3

/*
 * << STRONGLY RECOMMENDED >> Define this to use encrypted
 * nickname/channel passwords for your databases
 * NOTE: If you change from using encryption to not using it, or vice
 *       versa, your database files will not work (you'll have to create
 *       new ones)
 */
#define   CRYPT_PASSWORDS

/*
 * << STRONGLY RECOMMENDED >> Define this to use encrypted passwords in O:
 * lines in hybserv.conf
 */
#define   CRYPT_OPER_PASSWORDS

/*
 * Define this if you are paranoid and want every cleartext password to be
 * manually erased from memory before free()-ing. This could affect
 * performance a bit, so it is undefined by default.
 */
#undef    BORKPASSWD

/* Define this if you wish to allow admins to use the .die command */
#define   ALLOW_DIE

/* 
 * Define these if you wish to enable glines and/or jupes 
 * NOTE: In order for ALLOW_JUPES to work correctly, you must give
 *       services an H: line in ircd.conf because it must create a fake
 *       server to take the place of the juped one
 */
#define   ALLOW_GLINES
#define   ALLOW_JUPES

/*
 * Define this if you want services to create 3 pseudo operators and
 * servers to vote for the gline. This is the ircd-hybrid gline
 * implementation, so it will not work on other ircds.
 * NOTE: These are Hybrid5/6 only glines.
 */
#define   HYBRID_GLINES

/*
 * Define this if you want services to create a gline the Hybrid7 way by
 * sending a mass-kline to all servers. This will ONLY work on hyb7, and
 * for it to work, every server must have a shared block as previously
 * described.
 */
#define   HYBRID7_UNKLINE

/*
 * Define this if you want services to be able to remove glines after a
 * specified period of time. This will ONLY work on hyb7, and for it to
 * work, every server must have a shared block and loaded m_unkline.so
 * which is provided in contrib/ directory as follows if your services
 * were named services.eu
 * 
 * shared {
 *     name="services.eu";
 * };
 */
#define   HYBRID7_GLINES

/*
 * Define this if you want halfops (+h) support for Hybrid7. Generally
 * this depends if halfop support is enabled in Hybrid7 IRC daemon
 * (compiled with --enable-halfops); by default it is enabled if you're
 * using Hybrid7.
 */
#define   HYBRID7_HALFOPS

/*
 * Define this if you don't like the idea of one person being able to jupe
 * servers.  If you don't want it, #undef JUPEVOTES.  If you do want it
 * #define JUPEVOTES <how many votes required> (usually 3).
 */
#undef    JUPEVOTES

/*
 * Define these to the username and the hostname that you want juped
 * nicks to be introduced with.  This may be extended later to just be
 * the defaults, and be able to specify the user@host on the .jupe line.
 */
#define   JUPED_USERNAME "juped"
#define   JUPED_HOSTNAME "juped.com"

/*
 * Define these if you wish to have the .killchan and .killhost commands
 * available
 */
#define   ALLOW_KILLCHAN
#define   ALLOW_KILLHOST

/*
 * Define this if you wish to allow administrators the use of the "dump"
 * command for raw IRC messages (inter-server).
 * BIG FAT WARNING: This stuff is serious. It can core your ircd, cause
 *                  desync, etc. This is not to be used in any kind of
 *                  "normal" IRC network.
 */
#undef    ALLOW_DUMP

/* 
 * Define this for debugging purposes. It will setup coresize
 * appropriately, and startup daemon in console mode for easier debugging.
 * Also, you might want to enable GDB_DEBUG to have Hybserv wait for Gdb
 * to attach it - and then you can set GDBAttached=1 to have it continue.
 */
#undef    DEBUGMODE
#undef    GDB_DEBUG

/*
 * Use this option wisely, as last resort. It will dump very large amounts
 * of debug information, causing actual daemon to lag.
 */
#undef    EXTREMEDEBUG

/*
 * This is feature that should give some information on netsplits - what
 * servers are split, for how long, etc.
 * Extra - sends notices to all +l operators about netsplits.
 */
#define   SPLIT_INFO
#define   EXTRA_SPLIT_INFO

/* 
 * Using this and M: lines can make your Hybserv send CONNECT commands
 * when split time expires for leaf/hub in M: line.
 */
#undef   AUTO_ROUTING


/*
 * Defining this will produce "Active operators .." output in VERSION
 * reply of any of the services. This could be a little performance hit on
 * large O line configuration files..
 */
#define   ADMININFO

/*
 * Turn this on to support gecos bans for Hybrid5/6.
 * NOTE: This _has_ to be turned off for Hybrid7, since it does not
 *       support +d style modes.
 */
#define   GECOSBANS

/*
 * Defining ADVFLOOD enables advanced flood protection. Every client
 * connect or nick change is stored in a table of size ADVFLOOD_TABLE. The
 * table size should be whatever you expect the maximum number of
 * different users (unique user || host) flooding simultaneously + ~10. If
 * more than ADVFLOOD_COUNT reconnects and/or nick changes are detected
 * from the same user@host in less than ADVFLOOD_DELAY seconds, advanced
 * flood protection will fire off.
 * - If ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY is defined, +y opers on OperServ will be notified
 *   of the flood. If ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY_ALL is defined, notices regarding
 *   floods will be sent out to all opers that idented to OperServ.
 * - If ADVFLOOD_GLINE is defined, offenders will be auto-glined with
 *   reason ADVFLOOD_GLINE_REASON with a GLINE expiring after
 *   ADVFLOOD_GLINE_TIME.
 * - It is possible to define both ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY and ADVFLOOD_GLINE, but
 *   not both ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY and ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY_ALL.
 * - If ADVFLOOD_NOIDENT_GLINEHOST is defined, if a flood is detected from
 *   a non-idented user, the entire host will be glined, not just the user
 *   (since it's probably a script randomly choosing idents).
 */
#undef    ADVFLOOD
#define   ADVFLOOD_TABLE  60 
#define   ADVFLOOD_DELAY  10
#define   ADVFLOOD_COUNT  10 
#define   ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY
#undef    ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY_ALL
#define   ADVFLOOD_GLINE
#define   ADVFLOOD_GLINE_REASON "Reconnect / NICK flooding."
#define   ADVFLOOD_GLINE_TIME   "1h"
#define   ADVFLOOD_NOIDENT_GLINEHOST

/*
 * Defining this will make services capable of detecting so called
 * "services fight", unpleasant situation when two or more services are
 * fighting over their nicknames and causing HTM.
 */
#define   SERVICES_FIGHT_FIX

/*
 * <<STRONGLY RECOMMENDED>> Forces nick change instead of disconnecting
 * the user (when kill protection is set). If users client has not changed
 * its nickname after predefined timeout, kill him as usual.
 */
#define   FORCE_NICK_CHANGE

/*
 * Alternative nick changing methods - SVSNICK and FORCENICK.
 * SVSNICK should be supported on recent Ratbox or Hybrid7. FORCENICK
 * should work on any recent Hybrid7 server, with module
 * contrib/m_forcenick.c compiled and installed (instead of using
 * SVSNICK).
 * I generally find either of those (they have same functionality) rather
 * useful instead of mass killing collided users.  Additionally, there is
 * FORCENICK_LEN/SVSNICK_LEN which can be used to specify how many
 * additional characters you want to fill in as random numbers. When
 * undefined, it pads as much numbers as in can get to fill the nickname
 * length.
 */
#undef    FORCENICK
#define   FORCENICK_LEN 4
#define   FORCENICK_PREFIX "Guest"
#undef    SVSNICK
#define   SVSNICK_LEN 4
#define   SVSNICK_PREFIX "Guest"

/*
 * << STRONGLY RECOMMENDED >> If you've defined FORCENICK or SVSNICK above
 * and some servers on your network don't have support for them, setting
 * FALLBACK_TO_KILL will KILL them after the forced nick change fails.
 */
#define   FALLBACK_TO_KILL

/*
 * Schedule nick kill instead of immediate killing for user-triggered
 * ghost command. Turn this on on very large networks to have smoother
 * operation. Beware that nick kills resolution is only every 30 seconds.
 */
#define   SCHEDULE_COLLIDE

/*
 * Define this if you want to have IPv6-capable hybserv.conf. Please note
 * that you need to sed -e 's/:/|/g' first, since new delimiter becomes
 * '|' character.
 */
#undef IPV6CONF

/* --- Don't touch unless you know exactly what are you doing --- */

/*
 * This will give MUCH CPU overhead, and usually should not be enabled.
 * This code makes double-checks for duplicate nicks in nick.db which
 * shouldn't happen otherwise, but as a result of sloppy coding in
 * previous hybserv releases. No, not my fault. I'm shipping it this way,
 * so that all databases will be checked and fixed. If you know what are
 * you doing, you can disable it.
 */
#undef    STRICT_DATA_CHECK

/* -------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* ------------------- End of configurable section -------------- */
/* -------------------------------------------------------------- */

#if defined ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY && defined ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY_ALL
# undef ADVFLOOD_NOTIFY
#endif

#if defined HYBRID7
# undef GECOSBANS
#endif

#if defined HYBRID7
# undef DANCER
# undef HYBRID_GLINES
#endif

#if defined HYBRID7 && !defined HYBRID_ONLY 
# define HYBRID_ONLY
#endif

#define NICKSERVICES
#define CHANNELSERVICES

#if defined BLOCK_ALLOCATION && !defined CLIENT_ALLOCATE
# define CLIENT_ALLOCATE 256
#endif

#if defined BLOCK_ALLOCATION && !defined CHANNEL_ALLOCATE
# define CHANNEL_ALLOCATE 256
#endif

#if defined BLOCK_ALLOCATION && !defined SERVER_ALLOCATE
# define SERVER_ALLOCATE 5
#endif

#if defined HIGHTRAFFIC_MODE && !defined RECVLOAD
# define RECVLOAD 25
#endif

#if defined HIGHTRAFFIC_MODE && !defined HTM_TIMEOUT
# define HTM_TIMEOUT 30
#endif

#if defined HIGHTRAFFIC_MODE && !defined HTM_INTERVAL
# define HTM_INTERVAL 5
#endif

#if defined HIGHTRAFFIC_MODE && !defined HTM_RATIO
# define HTM_RATIO 3
#endif

#if !defined CRYPT_OPER_PASSWORDS && !defined CRYPT_PASSWORDS
# undef BORKPASSWD
#endif

#if !defined HYBRID7
# undef FORCENICK
# undef HYBRID7_GLINES
# undef HYBRID7_UNKLINE
# undef HYBRID7_HALFOPS
# undef FORCENICK
# undef SVSNICK
#endif

#if defined FORCENICK || defined SVSNICK
# undef FORCE_NICK_CHANGE
#endif

#if defined FORCENICK && defined SVSNICK
# undef FORCENICK
# if defined FORCENICK && !defined FORCENICK_PREFIX
#  define FORCENICK_PREFIX "Guest"
# endif
# if defined SVSNICK && !defined SVSNICK_PREFIX
#  define SVSNICK_PREFIX "Guest"
# endif
#endif

#if !defined ALLOW_JUPES
# undef JUPEVOTES
#else
# if !defined JUPED_USERNAME 
#  define JUPED_USERNAME "juped" 
# endif
# if !defined JUPED_HOSTNAME
#  define JUPED_HOSTNAME "juped.com"
# endif
#endif

#endif /* INCLUDED_config_h */