A simple gateway of IP over IRC!

From its usage: <irc_nick> <irc_network> <irc_pass> <irc_channel> <local_ip> <remote_ip>

The netid is used for the in-irc comunication, it will identify the machine in a channel, you should NOT repeat it in different machines unless you want the bots to ignore each other.

The irc nick is the nick used for connecting to the network, it should have a placeholder ("%d") which will be replaced with a random number at runtime.

irc network is the address of the IRC that you want to use for IPoIRC, if it needs a password you should use irc pass for it, if it doesn't need one "-" means it will get ignored note that the port is actually hardcoded to 6667

irc channel defines the channel used for the comunication between different bots.

local ip is the IP that the bot will "own" locally, it will be the local ip in the irc%d interface

remote ip defines the IP that the other side of the "PtP" connection will have.

PLACEHOLDER: IPoIRC's "Protocol" isn't stable

IPoIRC is actually using a hand-written Makefile, you need the following deps (using debian names):

• libdumbnet-dev
• libssl-dev
• libbsd-dev
• libircclient-dev
• libpcre3-dev
• libzmq3-dev
• liblua5.2-dev

IPoIRC is using submodules, thus meaning you might need to run

git submodule init
git submodule updater