Download Atheme
Atheme IRC services contains the IRC services portion of the Atheme IRC platform. For web integration, see
Atheme-Web.
Do not package Services for inclusion in a Linux distribution. It causes additional support load for us. Thanks!
| Testing Release — supported until next testing release | 6.0.0-alpha1 |
| Stable Release — supported until June 2011 | 5.2.3 |
| Old Stable Release — supported until December 2010 | 5.0.1 |
Download Atheme-Web
Atheme-Web is a web interface for Services which makes the core features of Services web-accessible. By using
Atheme-Web to provide web integration, additional user satisfaction may be obtained. Demo available at services.staticbox.net.
Other unofficial Atheme web interfaces include: PHPAtheme and Atheme PHP class. Do not bother us about them.
| Preview — minimal support only | 0.1.1 |
Download Iris
Iris is an AJAX IRC client, which can serve as a dropin replacement for qwebirc, designed to integrate with the
Atheme IRC platform (including atheme-web) and with IRCv3 client protocol compliance in mind.
| Preview — minimal support only | hg tip |
What is Atheme?
Atheme is an IRC services package. IRC services packages
typically include NickServ, ChanServ, OperServ and MemoServ. Atheme is also a fully modularized IRC services core,
which other services are built ontop of. Atheme is used by many mainstream networks, the largest of which being
freenode.
Who develops Atheme?
Atheme is developed by atheme.org, an open-source development collective. Anyone
can participate in the Atheme development process, simply by using our bugtracking instance.
Contributors with an acceptable skillset and broad vision for the project are given commit access.
Where did Atheme come from?
Atheme was originally built ontop of the IRC handling core of Shrike, which
is a legacy minimalist services package. The developers of Atheme decided that Shrike was a good basis to build a more full-featured
services package from, based on their previous experience of contributing to Shrike. However, almost no code remains from Shrike,
but some of the design concepts do.
Where is Atheme going in the future?
Atheme development is guided by it's core developers. To
get an idea of the developmental direction of the project, visit our IRC channel or browse
the enhancements section of the bugtracking instance.
Where can I get the latest code?
Install Mercurial, then do hg clone http://hg.atheme.org/atheme for Atheme itself, and
hg clone http://hg.atheme.org/atheme-web for Atheme-Web.