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I want to host a 24/7/365 home server for an IRC that can hold up to 100 or so people.
I thought building a machine to do this would be fairly cheap but I saw some people recommending some pre-built ones that cost upwards of 700$ (Synology DS920+).
I also saw people saying that your IRC server can be very easily hacked into to access your network.
My purpose is a simple chatroom with file sharing and maybe the ability for embedding images, gifs and video (like discord).
How valid are the dangers and how do I go about it?
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https://landchad.net/irc/
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The problem is in getting hacked and your bandwidth will then be used.
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If you don't know what you're doing, it's probably best to just leave it to someone else.



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