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       PyLink is a powerful and flexible services package that allows multiple IRC servers or networks to be linked together securely. HybridIRC supports linking via PyLink, enabling smooth communication between servers while maintaining stability and security.
       PyLink is a powerful and flexible services package that allows multiple IRC servers or networks to be linked together securely. HybridIRC runs its own PyLink service and supports linking both networks and individual channels. If you're interested in linking, reach out to us!
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   <h2>📜 Requirements for Linking</h2>
   <h2>📜 Linking Rules</h2>
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       <li>Your IRCd must be compatible with PyLink (e.g., UnrealIRCd, InspIRCd, Ergo, etc.).</li>
      <li>You must be the founder of the channel on your network.</li>
      <li>The channel must not already be registered on HybridIRC, OR you must obtain permission from the HybridIRC channel founder.</li>
      <li>All linked channels must follow HybridIRC’s policies.</li>
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    <h3>🌐 Network (Hardlink) Linking</h3>
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       <li>Your IRCd must support PyLink (e.g., UnrealIRCd, InspIRCd, Ergo, etc.).</li>
      <li>HybridIRC must set up the link request via the server, similar to how two servers are linked in InspIRCd, UnrealIRCd, etc.</li>
       <li>You must have administrative access to your server.</li>
       <li>You must have administrative access to your server.</li>
       <li>Servers should be stable and adhere to HybridIRC’s policies.</li>
       <li>Your network should be stable and adhere to HybridIRC’s policies.</li>
      <li>Basic knowledge of IRC server configuration is recommended.</li>
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       If you're interested in linking your server to HybridIRC using PyLink, send an email to <b>support@hybridirc.com</b> with the following details:
       If you're interested in linking your channel or server to HybridIRC using PyLink, send an email to <b>support@hybridirc.com</b> with the following details:
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       <li>Your IRC network name</li>
       <li>Your IRC network name</li>
       <li>Server software (IRCd) and version</li>
       <li>Server software (IRCd) and version</li>
       <li>Why you want to link to HybridIRC</li>
       <li>Type of link (channel link or full network hardlink)</li>
       <li>Any relevant experience with PyLink or IRC server management</li>
      <li>For channel links: Channel name and proof of founder status</li>
      <li>For hardlinks: Administrative access verification</li>
       <li>Reason for linking to HybridIRC</li>
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     <p style="margin: 0; font-size: 1.1em;">Once reviewed, our team will get back to you with the next steps.</p>

Revision as of 22:06, 12 March 2025

Linking with PyLink

🔗 What is PyLink?

PyLink is a powerful and flexible services package that allows multiple IRC servers or networks to be linked together securely. HybridIRC runs its own PyLink service and supports linking both networks and individual channels. If you're interested in linking, reach out to us!

📜 Linking Rules

🔗 Channel Linking

  • You must be the founder of the channel on your network.
  • The channel must not already be registered on HybridIRC, OR you must obtain permission from the HybridIRC channel founder.
  • All linked channels must follow HybridIRC’s policies.

🌐 Network (Hardlink) Linking

  • Your IRCd must support PyLink (e.g., UnrealIRCd, InspIRCd, Ergo, etc.).
  • HybridIRC must set up the link request via the server, similar to how two servers are linked in InspIRCd, UnrealIRCd, etc.
  • You must have administrative access to your server.
  • Your network should be stable and adhere to HybridIRC’s policies.

📧 How to Apply

If you're interested in linking your channel or server to HybridIRC using PyLink, send an email to support@hybridirc.com with the following details:

  • Your IRC network name
  • Server software (IRCd) and version
  • Type of link (channel link or full network hardlink)
  • For channel links: Channel name and proof of founder status
  • For hardlinks: Administrative access verification
  • Reason for linking to HybridIRC

Once reviewed, our team will get back to you with the next steps.

⚙️ Configuration Guide

Setting up PyLink involves configuring both your IRCd and PyLink itself. You can find official PyLink documentation here: PyLink GitHub. If your application is approved, we will provide you with additional HybridIRC-specific connection details.

🛠️ Need Help?

If you have questions about linking, feel free to join our #Help channel. Our volunteers will do their best to assist, but response times may vary. Thank you for your patience!

Thank you for choosing HybridIRC for your linking needs!

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