:ir2 runs a very basic ircd-irc2 server. That config file is a doozy and I'll have to get a guide up before I forget how to do it. It'll probably end up on github. I usually -v $(pwd)/ir2:/etc/ircd. Be it known that more than anything else I've ever tried to run, the bind mounts fuck file creation, so I just run it once and dump the generic config files, then re-run it with the bind mounts and copy them in. It's stupid as fuck, but it works. Maybe I"ve got to run the thing in the build phase? Oh well IIWII: config files are on you. Oh, and there are gonna be permissions issues ;)

:ngi runs ngircd and anope. Like above I will have to get a guide up, and it's probably going on github. Bind points: -v $(pwd)/ngircd:/etc/ngircd -v $(pwd)/anope:/etc/anope. As above config files are on you.

:db ignore me! Legacy crap!