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Already read that of course, but I don't understand how to fix the problem :S

Since I've reinstalled UnrealIRCd, (to fix a /rehash crash) the IRCd is unable to resolve hostnames.
Users get this message on connecting:

*** Couldn't resolve your hostname; using your IP address instead

This also makes connecting very very slow. How to resolve? Does someone know?

Okayy, I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and UnrealIRCd 2.3.2.
I'm totally noob when it comes to module compiling, or any Linux terms.
Can someone please compile this module for me? Thanx alot

Wouldn't it be better for Opers to bypass any channel modes? I mean, why could an IRCop being banned on a channel?
I just don't understand why?
Anyways, I (and I'm not the only one) would be very happy with this new feature, so please don't ignore this request ;p

example scenario - your ircd has ...

Wouldn't it be better for Opers to bypass any channel modes? I mean, why could an IRCop being banned on a channel?
I just don't understand why?
Anyways, I (and I'm not the only one) would be very happy with this new feature, so please don't ignore this request ;p

Sorry Stealth, didn't notice
Okay codemastr, I'll keep visiting your site
Thanks for helping

It says:
*** Notice -- unrealircd.conf:1: loadmodule modules/joinpartsno.dll: failed to load: Kan opgegeven module niet vinden.

He can't find the module, but I'm 100% sure I configure my conf correctly

*** Notice -- unrealircd.conf:1: loadmodule modules/joinpartsno.dll: failed to load: Module was compiled for 'Unreal3.2.2b', we are 'Unreal3.2.3', please recompile the module

Hi, I've found a module for UnrealIRCd which I needed, but it was for UNIX and not for Win32. I was wondering if there will be a Win32 version available of module joinpartsno.c, which can be found on the site.