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I don't really understand your trouble. I guess Karamel is your eggdrop and it had clones, so a zline is added ? Zline doesn't matter if an user with the banned ip is netadmin or not, zline blocks the IP, not an user. If you want to protect the IP of an admin, add an exception. m_netadmins prevent d...

I agree with Jobe1986.
And more: flash will be stopped at the end of 2020 (read https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-flash-update/), so you have to found an alternative.
Install a kiwiirc on your server and you'll control your connections as you need

Well, seems hard to do: LightIRC sends the user IP, I'm not sure you can get a way to identify a webirc connection. Something you can do is to force the userid param to a known value (something like 'lightirc') and add rules: ban user { mask *@*; reason "Client not allowed";}; except ban { mask ligh...

Ok, it's what I was suspecting, but thanx for the confirmation

Hi there, I noticed that I don't understand the last info in a connect server notice. Seems to be the connection class, but it's sometimes {0} and sometimes {clients}, depending on the server. When I'm on the same server than the user, I see {client}, and when he connects on a linked server, I see {...

Peharps you may try with gmake rather than make.
I can't help you a lot, I don't use freebsd, but I had this kind of trouble with debian and gmake helped me.

Did you invite yourself to #test ? As said in the documentation : Allow the user to /INVITE him/herself to the channel. This is called OperOverride and will make it so the IRCOp can bypass any channel restrictions (eg: +k and +i). It means that with this permission, you're allowed to invite yourself...

You may try something like: /* Network Administrator */ operclass netadmin { permissions { chat; channel { operonly; see; override { flood; invite { self; }; }; }; client; immune; self; server { opermotd; info; close; module; dns; rehash; remote; description; addmotd; addomotd; tsctl; }; route; kill...

The official documentation (http://docs.eggheads.org/) is good, and read all comments in the example eggdrop.conf.
But I never had any trouble with my eggdrops when I upgraded my unreal servers. Or when other networks where I've eggdrop upgrade their servers.

Yes: /* Network Administrator */ operclass netadmin { permissions { chat; channel { operonly; see; override { flood; }; }; client; immune; self; server { opermotd; info; close; module; dns; rehash; remote; description; addmotd; addomotd; tsctl; }; route; kill; server-ban; sacmd; services; }; }; oper...

Hello ! Sorry to post here but your git refuse to send me any email, so I can't login... I'm well identified as a netadmin-with-override oper on my network, and when I try to do /rmtkl * *, I got the message "Permission Denied- You do not have the correct IRC operator privileges". I know it has work...

You can use the /tsctl command to check and/or adjust your time, and use ntp on your servers to force the synchronization of the clocks.

Show us your link block. You may have forgot 2 lines... Here is an example of link block: link target.my.net { incoming { mask 127.0.0.1; }; outgoing { bind-ip *; hostname 127.0.0.1; port 7000; # You may have forget this options { }; }; password "elgiig8qNhgmlkKEMCtz7XETloZAybMdklWduLCeo9JE=" { spki...

Hello, You can run unrealircd on any computer, I personnaly use a raspberry PI 2 to test new releases or modules before using them on my real server. And you don't need Win Server 2008, you can use any "recent" windows even if a *nix distribution is better. You can have your friends connected on you...

The trouble is in your eggdrop, unrealircd didn't change anything to the protocol.
Do you made any change in your eggdrop configuration ? You propably have to check your TLS/SSL config.