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Yeah, I just found it two minutes ago.

Thnx anyway.

Whatever I try, the server NEVER finds the modules, but I am sure they are there. Does anyone know how to fix it? This is the config: loadmodule "modules/commands.dll"; loadmodule "modules/cloak.dll"; loadmodule "modules/m_banlink.dll"; loadmodule "modules/m_chgswh...

Shouldn't it be nice to give the headers too?

As beginning C++ programmer I tried to make my own services, but I can't find the protocol. Can someone help me?

(P.S. Is this the right forum? ;p )

Is it possible to change the usermodes of another user, without using OperServ?

bah!
I thought it should be tha same
Thnx

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I tried to restart the services (OperServ) and now it won't start anymore...
It doesn't even give an error... ;(

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it says the address is alreayd in use (services.frnet.org)
I changed that address, because of the ulines...

Eggdrops aren't the only thing... mIRC scripting...

Good that you use quakenet

I restarted Anope, well I tried, but it won't connect anymore.... 2(121902:123602:125302) 02-irc2.bramd.nl02- *** Global -- Nick collision on NickServ (services.frnet.org 1105209400 <- services.frnet.org 1105209400) 02(121902:123602:125302) 02-irc2.bramd.nl02- *** Global -- Nick collision on ChanSer...

Thanks, it works


Well, the passworded one is only for occasions like: I'm at a friend and can't connect to the remote.
So, I think an ident isn't usefull

For the 6th time? Really, I just don't get it >.<

And about the passworded one, I thought it wouldn't be matched without the password...

I don't get it, this IS how it's done in the docs... :| About matching The access control works like this: ip matches OR host matches, so "hostname *@*"; and "ip *@1.2.3.4" will mean it will always match. So, I've changed that... allow { ip *@127.0.0.1; hostname *@127.0.0.1; cla...

I don't get it, this IS how it's done in the docs... :| About matching The access control works like this: ip matches OR host matches, so "hostname *@*"; and "ip *@1.2.3.4" will mean it will always match. So, I've changed that... Also the allow blocks are read upside down, so you...

allow { ip *@*; hostname *@*; class clients; maxperip 5; }; allow { ip *@192.168.1.33; hostname *@192.168.1.33; class clients; maxperip 20; }; allow { ip *@127.0.0.1; hostname *@127.0.0.1; class clients; maxperip 50; }; allow { ip *@*; hostname *@*; class clients; password "vanmij"; }; It...

yes, I added an IRCop yesterday, and he had his powers... This is btw my whole allow block: allow { ip *@192.168.1.33; hostname *@*; class clients; maxperip 20; }; allow { ip *@*; hostname *@*; class clients; password "omg I'm hided"; }; allow { ip *@127.0.0.1; hostname *@*; class clients;...

The output:
i *@* * *@* 5 clients irc.frnet.org 6667
i *@* * *@localhost 0 clients irc.frnet.org 6667
i *@* * *@* 0 clients irc.frnet.org 6667
i *@192.168.1.33 * *@* 20 clients irc.frnet.org 6667
i end of /stats report