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With just a couple random samples from your list there I have determined that most of your bots are found on rbl.efnet.org and dnsbl.swiftbl.org

My advice here is to setup a BOPM to check against those.

Did you remember to /rehash?

You CANNOT use /connect to connect Anope. When Anope is configured correctly it will connect TO the IRCd. The error message you pasted is your IRCd connecting to itself and saying "what I dont have a link block for me" In services.conf LocalAddress specifies the local IP and port to BIND t...

This issue is purely a client desync. The cause however is UnrealIRCd as you rightly noted. The solution is quite simple, read the documentation for set::allow-userhost-change I will also note this does class as an UnrealIRCd support issue so Unreal 3.2 Support would have been the right place to pos...

Since nobody has asked yet can you provide a traceroute from both the windows computers that cant connect to the IP of the servers they cant connect to please?

Please dont dig up 5 year old threads.

Simple, 2 options:
1) use passworded allow blocks, and configure your CGI:IRC to A) use the webirc method (and a cgiirc block) and B) supply the correct password upon connecting
or 2) use non-standard port numbers that the general public wont know

You will need to start by setting EncModule to enc_none then shutdown Anope and delete all the .db files as they will no longer work.

An alternative solution that allows you to retain hashed passwords is to use a module such as http://modules.anope.org/index.php?page=view&id=80

Firstly this has nothing to do with Unreal, it is entirely a services matter and as such I have moved it to the appropriate board. Lastly, you cannot use SENDPASS in Anope when you do NOT use enc_none. The reason for this is all other password encoding modules use irreversible hash algorithms and as...

[19:24:11] -hub2.mynet.net- *** Notice -- No response from nobody.mynet.net[1.3.5.7], closing link

Means either you have either the IP or port wrong in the link block for "nobody.mynet.net"

Just a guess but the difference could be caused by the direction of the server connection. I mean the number of clients it says it has is the number of client connections that connected to the server, so it's possible the server count in the same line means the same but for servers. EDIT: having loo...

Firstly the NickServ issue is NOTHING to do with Unreal IRCd so please start a SEPERATE thread in the services board.

Secondly, the /helpop issue is because you dont appear to have the following line in your unrealircd.conf:
include "help.conf";

Also the error says "link denied for irc.chainscriptz.net" but your link blocks are for irc2.chainscriptz.net and hub.chainscriptz.net, neither of which are irc.chainscriptz.net.

The only problem is +a aren't all bots. +a is protected op, an op protected from being deopped by other ops and cannot +a another user.

Seeing as the log for Denora says connection refused and your listen block listens on 127.0.0.1 im going to suggest "localhost" on your box doesnt resolve to "127.0.0.1" so in denora's config change "localhost" to "127.0.0.1"