DFBnc is an open-source, MIT-Licensed, multi-tennant, java-based IRC Bouncer.
DFBnc Uses Travis-CI for Continuous Integration, the status of which is shown below.
All pull requests must pass CI before being accepted.
DFBnc was originally an IRC Bouncer written in Delphi. It compiled on Linux (FreePascal) and windows (using both Delphi and FreePascal).
DFBnc Was originally licensed under the ZLIB License, unfortunately this version had a number of bugs in it (random crashes, odd behaviour etc), and is no longer available.
Due to issues with the code and the "random" bugs, the decision was taken to completely rewrite DFBnc (for the 2nd time), and rather than relying on external librarys (lsocket and wsocket) and having to test on 3 compilers and work around the various differences in compilers/platforms by hand it was decided to be rewriten in Java (which results in much less headaches supporting multiple platforms), and to use the rock-solid IRC Parser from http://www.dmdirc.com/
Config files between the 2 versions are not compatible with each other, due to the config-directory structure used by dfbnc-java, there is no migration path, however there are no known users of the old version. (If you do use it, you should really stop and switch)
DFBnc makes use of files from other projects. Included as git submodules where possible.
Obviously the usual DFBnc License does not apply for code in these submodules, and their own license should be used.
The projects used are: