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edit spamfilter.conf and find:

action block;
reason "Spam / advertising";

instead of block action, you can chose shun, which is not shown to the user, or if you want to block only, change the reason to something else instead of "Spam / advertising"

try:

options { ssl; autoconnect; };

With UnrealIRCd 4.0.x we push out a release about every 2 months. I did read and understand the FAQ, but as I said, it was only my opinion that new release every 2 months is bit to much, and I didnt say this to cause an argument. Create a poll and ask the users how often would they like to see new ...

Releasing new version so often makes it hard on networks with multi servers. By the time I finish upgrading all my servers, there is new version already.
Maybe you will not agree with my opinion, but I find it hard to keep up, since I do everything myself on my network.

Open unrealircd.conf and change the bobsmith' oper block with your oper, ex: Sentex, than set the cloak keys, and change the kline address.

Simply read the error lines: 144, 378, 379, 376 and 386

For anyone that wants cheap and ddos protection IRC accounts, check https://sisrv.net/

This module protects netadmins from lower lever opers

http://ircd.zemra.org/modules/mod/netadmins.c

Can anyone convert this module for Unrealircd 4

https://modules.unrealircd.org/modview.php?mod=57

Ban *@milano-s01-i02.cg-dialup.net
or try Antirandom

SA|x32|32489 was ~usax3232@c-24-17-208-87.hsd1.wa.comcast.net * USA|x32|32489
QAS|x82|32456 was ~qasx8232@ip68-102-225-250.ks.ok.cox.net * QAS|x82|32456
BEL|x32|34577 was ~belx3234@72.188.95.204 * BEL|x32|34577

Sorry for using bold.
I have that regex on my spamfilter.conf and bots like the ones in the previous reply are still connecting

Okay, here we go, explaining (.+)!\1@[^:]+:\1$! We'll start with (.+) We'll ignore the () for now. The . means any character. The + is the repetion, one or more. So .+ is simply one or more characters. Next is the \1. That's simple, it just means "the same as the first one between In my case the ni...

[22:40] <@ConnectServ> SIGNOFF user: Mjl2n (mjl2n@c-69-245-222-63.hsd1.in.comcast.net Mjl2n) [22:40] <@ConnectServ> SIGNOFF user: Meitin (meitin@cpe-24-162-131-142.hot.res.rr.com Meitin) [22:40] <@ConnectServ> SIGNOFF user: Miror (miror@cpe-24-162-131-142.hot.res.rr.com Miror) [22:40] <@ConnectServ>...

I also have tried sh3lls.net and I had the worst experience with their online support. Each time I contacted their staff (via irc) they were asking me to contact them via email, and emails took days to reply, and I would have to say that no matter what email you send, their response was "I foraward ...

artaNl was arta@modemcable053.70-162-184.mc.videotron.ca * Artr T3t0var1 was t3t0var1@modemcable053.70-162-184.mc.videotron.ca * haaha T3t0var1 was t3t0var1@cpe-108-176-243-71.twcny.res.rr.com * Arta arditarV was arta@c-107-5-225-96.hsd1.mi.comcast.net * Artr alkohama was alkohama@c-98-235-15-76.hsd...