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The webircgateway is a simple Websocket gateway to IRC networks, which allows for connecting to IRC servers after all. It also has a builtin abuse prevention by forcing the user to solve a captcha (The Pesterchum app will include an invisible captcha, so you don't need to worry). I am hosting such a server [here](https://ircgw.galvinism.ink) and will continue to do so. As far as I'm aware, there is little to no logging if the program is ran on the Warning log level, which is what I am going to do. [In order to make hosting this server easier, I initially used a Docker image made by jtbouse (or UGNS)](https://hub.docker.com/r/jtbouse/webircgateway), but this proved to be flawed, as the Docker image didn't have any ca-certificates installed (which are needed for the captcha check), so I modified the Dockerfile to my needs and am hosting it here as well, along with a default config. I personally use this default config, though slightly modified to use my captcha key and secret. For even more convenience, I wrote a docker-compose.yml file, which mounts the configuration file for the gateway, so you don't even have to do anything (except putting in your own captcha key and secret and setting up a reverse proxy) except running `docker-compose up -d` while you are in this directory (given you installed Docker; please do not create issues for this project related to the webircgateway).
If you want to test the IRC gateway, connect to my IRC gateway via Websocket at `https://ircgw.galvinism.ink/webirc/websocket/` while at the same time, open up [this website](https://cozygalvinism.github.io/pesterchum/manualcaptcha.html) and send the following messages in this order (you will not receive a response for each of these commands):
If you want to test the IRC gateway, connect to my IRC gateway via Websocket at `wss://ircgw.galvinism.ink/webirc/websocket/` while at the same time, open up [this website](https://cozygalvinism.github.io/pesterchum/manualcaptcha.html) and send the following messages in this order (you will not receive a response for each of these commands):
