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Kinda weird then that the default spamfilter.conf containts \x01?

Hey,

I know that is what I should be using when I wanted no characters before it and understand what ^ is, but imagine I want to catch this string mid-sentence, when there are other characters before it, that do not match \x01.

The point is that I believe in this example, that regex should not ...

Hi,

I'm trying to spamfilter privmsg's that contain DCC SEND/RESUME/CHAT, but where the DCC is not preceded by this special \x01 character.

I hade the following regex: [^\x01]+DCC (SEND|CHAT|RESUME)
And this seemed to match: DCC SEND versions.txt 1359719488 1024 17115

Now, I wonder why. Since ...

Ok. Do you have a config file (unrealircd.conf) and have you read the documentation etc?

If you have a config file, have you checked the errors the program spilled?

/who *hidden.hostname.net works

Just not with the +h or +i options. Probably done by the coders on purpose since it's not really their host/ip?

Erm... that is in the documentation.

The hostname doesn't get resolved again. Syzop noted it only was resolved to an IP upon connecting, after which it is saved/cached and used.

This means that changing what the hostname resovles to has no influence, since it will still use the cached/saved IP it resolved from the original hostname ...

The closest to Undernet's IRCd you'll get is probably.. Undernet's IRCd ;).
You can find it on http://coder-com.undernet.org/ .

Though getting "X" etc 100% the same as on Undernet might be a little harder, try searching google for X-like services. (The "most popular" packages, which you mentioned ...

$opnick = person being opped/deopped
$nick = person opping or deopping

on !*:DEOP:#:{
if ($opnick == $me) && ($nick != ChanServ) {
chanserv op # $me
}
}


Should try re-opping if anyone but ChanServ or yourself deops you. (Of course someone could deop you through ChanServ, but that's another ...

Hey, for "defender", check http://www.ircdefender.org/ - The website contains sufficient information on how to get it going.

SecureServ is a module for NeoStats. Check http://www.neostats.net/ for information on both NeoStats and SecureServ.

Nothing a google search wouldn't have told you ;).

When I put the line can_stealth in de ircd.conf file, with my oper section.
Then when i'm rehashing (/rehash) i get the message that it is an unknown flag.

That's because there really isn't such oper flag by default.
What do you mean by stealth mode? You don't mean the long gone +I usermode that ...

You would probably run into problems. If the services pseudo clients (NickServ, ChanServ, etc) are named the same, it's likely there'll be a nick collission when the second services server joins. And if they are named the same, you'll probably just get "Server already exists".

So the best way is to ...

If you didn't get any errors about it, you probably put it in a comment block. So check if your link block isn't commented out, that is to say, not between /* */.

You might want to try respecting the brackets ;).


link services.tyler22.net {
username *;
hostname 127.0.0.1;
bind-ip *;
port 50;
hub *;
password-connect "test";
password-receive "test";
class servers;
};


And the ircd probably warned you about that when rehashing the config/starting up ...

Regardless (and I stated it was just my opinion ), you'd still need a module, since it's not implemented now, and I *doubt* they'll implement it in 3.2.* since that's only bugfix. And 3.3 is only due in a few years.

But I could be wrong .