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Have you edited the config file which is in the .rar file and enclosed it to the unrealircd.conf ?

Glad to hear it

How about staying on topic ?

<dutch>Nee, natuurlijk niet... Als dat het was geweest, was de oplossing allang naar voren gekomen.</dutch>

Translation: No, ofcourse not. If that would be it, the solution would be given by now.
(Sorry, couldn't leave it.)

In case you can't code a module yourself, it will come down to chanmode +f. Chanfouders, in my opinion, should be able to set and unset modes and should be able to paste for example a headline of a paper they've seen on the net, at their demand. Anyway, I want wish you luck with your search to your ...

How would you like to do that in that case?? Then you should be in every channel (which aren't all yours, I think) and watching them to see if anyone is possibly flooding. After that you have to issue a command. If you got like 100 robots in a chan flooding, I wish you luck, because that's not going...

Could you be more specific? What is the problem? Did you do exactly as mentioned in the example.conf ?

I would suggest you to use the example.conf in the map 'doc(s)'. I miss some things in this config, like a listen block.

I think services, but I don't use it myself so I can't tell you wheter I'm right or not.

That's done by NeoStats services or something I believe. Click here to go to their homepage.

Anope has got a Logchan function though, which can be turned on by: /os set logchan on. The channel should be in the services.conf. This is a services issue and should be posted in the services section

Thanks alot!

Jobe1986 wrote:

Casper wrote:The thing I don't 'like' with Xchat is the fact that it hasn't multiserver support.

So why can I use xchat on more then one server at a time?

Then I've missed something

I've downloaded XChat on my Linux box and I don't have any problems using /rehash. Where did you download it? I've downloaded the official one I believe: can't remember anymore. I haven't used it anymore for ages...

Well, I use mIRC as I chat on Windows based computers (my server is running on Linux btw). The thing I don't 'like' with Xchat is the fact that it hasn't multiserver support. I don't know pidgin IRC nor naim IRC, but if it's some kind of applet, you can't oper yourself up, but I'm not sure about tha...

Kinda curious now...

So, let me get this straight. Opering up by /oper <username> <password> (without the < and >) won't work? If that doesn't work, I wouldn't know any solution left for this issue..