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I would also like to note that as long as unrealircd is linking against a fixed version of openssl provided by your distro (you updated the openssl package and have since restarted unrealircd), you should be fine (unless if you statically linked unrealircd against openssl). Unfortunately, the ...

I'm not sure how relevant this is, but this issue sounds like one that ewong, a seamonkey developer from moznet, reported in [url=irc://irc.unrealircd.org/unreal3-devel]#unreal3-devel[/url] the other day. Here's my summary:

ewong had a problem connecting to moznet (which uses unrealircd-3.2.8 ...

here the gdb backtrace

/* Check for secure connection */
if ((operexempt[0] != '\0') && !(sptr->umodes & UMODE_SECURE)) {
changed in

if ((operexempt && (operexempt[0] != '\0')) && !(sptr->umodes & UMODE_SECURE)) {


problem solved
thx to DukePyrolator


Actually, this aggravates the ...

Surajd wrote:Just let me know.

Please check out irc://irc.unrealircd.org/unreal4-devel , http://dev.unrealircd.org/unreal4:dev , and http://u4.unrealircd.org/hg/unrealircd4/file/tip/TODO . We definitely need help if unrealircd4 is to get anywhere.

Start with

I'm getting repository not found from http://ohnopublishing.net/hg/unrealircd-cpp/ i think you mean http://ohnopublishing.net/hg/unrealircd4/

You're right, we renamed the repository - but it wasn't updated on the website yet.

Now http://u4.unrealircd.org/hg/unrealircd4/ should be used. The ...

Also, #unrealircd has been renamed to #chat.

Since this change, moocows has been resurrected. Thus, any oldies looking for #unrealircd friends should check the different channels on moocows (irc.moocows.dk).

I rolled back to 3.2.7 and everything works perfectly. This is a bug in 3.2.8.

In my understanding, this sounds like bug http://bugs.unrealircd.org/view.php?id=3847 . Why? Because UnrealIRCd-3.2.7 bundles, uses, and exports symbols from c-ares-1.4.0. UnrealIRCd-3.2.8{,.1} bundles, uses, and ...

Instead of using the nonexistent command ``/unmode'', you should use ``/mode'' but with a negative mode string. For examples, /mode #channel -o nick
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I'm not so sure about your second problem with anope:
To prevent anope from removing the +q mode, you need to set the user as chanserv's record of ...

What commands are you issuing that give you the ``access denied'' error message?

Are you remembering to issue the /oper command with your username and password after you've connected to your IRCd?

Unfortunately, the only correct answer to that question is ``don't use notepad; use an editor which supports unix-style newlines properly like wordpad or emacs for windows'' :-p