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znc 命令

网络

需要网络或远程资源。

常用示例

Example

znc -c

Start

znc

Example

sudo -u znc znc -c -d /var/lib/znc

Example

systemctl enable znc --now

说明

znc is an IRC bouncer that maintains a persistent connection to IRC servers on your behalf. When you disconnect your IRC client, ZNC stays connected and buffers all messages, channel activity, and notifications, then plays them back when you reconnect. ZNC supports multiple simultaneous IRC networks and multiple user accounts, making it suitable for both personal use and shared installations. It provides SSL/TLS encryption, a web-based administration interface, and an extensive module system for features like logging, automated responses, and client-side scripting. Initial configuration is performed interactively with the -c flag, which walks through network, user, and port setup. After configuration, ZNC runs as a background daemon by default.

参数

-c, --makeconf
Run initial configuration wizard
-d, --datadir _DIR_
Use specified data directory
-f, --foreground
Run in foreground (no daemon)
-D, --debug
Enable debug output

FAQ

What is the znc command used for?

znc is an IRC bouncer that maintains a persistent connection to IRC servers on your behalf. When you disconnect your IRC client, ZNC stays connected and buffers all messages, channel activity, and notifications, then plays them back when you reconnect. ZNC supports multiple simultaneous IRC networks and multiple user accounts, making it suitable for both personal use and shared installations. It provides SSL/TLS encryption, a web-based administration interface, and an extensive module system for features like logging, automated responses, and client-side scripting. Initial configuration is performed interactively with the -c flag, which walks through network, user, and port setup. After configuration, ZNC runs as a background daemon by default.

How do I run a basic znc example?

Run `znc -c` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -c, --makeconf do in znc?

Run initial configuration wizard