"Yes. Oh, yes... It's there," the Denora website announced. "Over two years and 9 months after the last stable release, we now finally set the next major version in the wild: Denora 1.4.0! There have been hundreds of changes, improvements and fixes. We believe Denora 1.4 will bring you a more reliable and satisfying experience." Denora is an IRC server and network statistics package. Derived from Thales and Anope it is linked to the network as an IRC services server. Denora developer Hal9000 explains: "Basically Denora connects to its uplink ircd and fetches information about servers, channels and users. This information is partially stored in flat files and can be used to generate an HTML file, or requested via an XMLRPC interface. But the most interesting part perhaps is Denora's ability to connect to an SQL server. Besides the basic stuff that is also stored in flatfiles, in SQL mode Denora can assign a Bot to a channel and let it monitor how much users talk and so on. This information can be used in a
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