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I believe, iirc, that UnrealIRCd won't install as root. you need to create a user to install and run UnrealIRCd (check your distro man pages).
Hope this helps
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having the same problem and someone suggested -=[04:21]=- <@Amiga600> the protocol module section services.conf - only says "unreal" but you will need to change that to "unreal4" for linking with unreal 4.x How exactly do i do that ? I don't know if you already managed to solve your problem, but to...

How does it handle users being kicked and rejoining? Like does it send max_lines always or wut? I haven't checked the sauce yet and I figured it's easier to ask someone who has experience with it anyways. :> Yes. it always sends the max_lines if you're kicked and you rejoin (although in my opinion ...

I'm not able to reproduce the issue in my end, using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS unrealircd@scw-658574:~/unrealircd$ ./unrealircd gencloak Here are 3 random cloak keys: pMP2xQypt8rEWVdrr4EjJq210Cyi2tMViuUs0s3qa47PIQsxLoQt10 487bIW8CN82kg542L0PCcTAG8qlvY4N623GUP0T62861m4Aoh7H47EDpp5 552I3B56Tl1G1blCW6HyalF04XeH...

TimeRider wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 13, 2018 9:38 pm

It's better the user gets the warning if he/she spams something, right?

So it would be better if you could just add a * spamfilter and see what all the users on the network do?
As Syzop said, it's a measure so you can't spy on your users, otherwise your users wouldn't have any privacy.

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You could probably use this configuration option: https://www.unrealircd.org/docs/Set_block#set::ban-include-username That way doing /gline nickname would include the sid|uid of the user in the ban, converting it to sid|uid@IP/hostname Still, the best option is to ban manually (isn't that hard to co...

Right now, when a oper do de-oper himself, their nickname is kept on the opers only channels as if they're using their network status (they're also able to read and send messages to those channels, despite they don't have their "powers" anymore). I, personally, think that's kinda counter-intuitive, ...

afaik, no. and that wouldn't be very appreciated for most of the users I guess. you'll make znc providers and stuff being killed, almost all your users would get killed sometimes. doesn't make much sense honestly.

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douglittlefield wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 13, 2018 10:25 pm

webirc {
mask 78.129.190.63;
password "pass";
};

Im guessing you mean to add this ?

yes, exactly. add that WEBIRC block to your configuration file, rehash the server and try to see.

If your IRCd is resolving the hostnames, I guess that also one WEBIRC block with the hostname would be nice to have (put it on top): Note: I'm not sure about the hostmask syntax tho.

You can disable TLS as you're connecting via localhost and try to connect. if connection is successful without TLS that means you've compiled Anope without TLS support, like jimmypw pointed out. In order to compile Anope with TLS support you need to: type: cd anope_src_dir type: ./extras type: m_ssl...

Fixing your UnrealIRCd link block: link services.localhost.net { incoming { mask *@127.0.0.1; }; outgoing { hostname 127.0.0.1; /* I don't use hostname as i won't resolve */ port 6900; options { ssl; autoconnect; }; }; password "pvwyuznEh+OI3d8SxoNNcmEtAdAxT/73393hrDoPJEI=" { spkifp; }; hub *; /* op...

Are you using the same password in UnrealIRCd link block and in services.conf?
If not you should.

Also be sure to have a listen block with TLS enabled on port 6900 and IP 127.0.0.1