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WeIRCd is a robust, simple & easy-to-use IRC daemon for both the Windows operating system and Unix systems (Linux, Bsd, Mac OS X) which is open-source and free to use.
WeIRCd's built-in services make setting up a full server including your usual services with Chanserv, Nickserv and others very easy.
The IRC server has been written from scratch in C.

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built-in_services chat chatting cross-platform daemon freebsd internet_relay_chat irc ircd linux mac_os_x monolithic networking portable server unix win32 windows

In a Nutshell, WeIRCd - the simple & easy IRC daemon...

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