
Free, portable and lightweight Internet Relay Chat server

ngircd is a free, portable, and lightweight Internet Relay Chat (IRC) server designed for small or private networks. Written in C and distributed under the GPL, it provides an easy-to-configure alternative to traditional IRC daemons with modern features like IPv6 support, SSL/TLS encryption, and user authentication via PAM.
ngircd is ideal for system administrators and developers seeking a straightforward, standards-compliant IRC server for small to medium-sized networks. It's particularly suited for those who value simplicity, portability, and minimal system overhead over feature complexity.

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