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As the documentation describes, only one value may be specified for a directive. Never more. So when you want to set more than one auto-join channels, you must specify the list within one quote, for example, like this: auto-join "#channel1,#channel2";.

but then it'd be really fun for someone with that flag to do /addline include "/dev/random"; :P Actually not, leastwise on Linux systems, because: [angrywolf@localhost Unreal3.2]$ stat /dev/random File: `/dev/random' Size: 0 Blocks: 0 IO Block: 4096 character special file (...) As you can...

To DeadNotBuried: right, but 'usermode' is a wrong word here. GouroB was talking about an 'operflag'.

1. I don't get your question, sorry. I'll try to answer anyway. The first sentence on this page (sorry for the advertisement) tells you what a dynamic DNS is and what to do with it. There's nothing wrong with setting your domain (via a dynamic DNS service) to point to your IP address, so I think the...

Oh, so unreal32docs.html is wrong about what you are supposed to specify as the value of set::dns::nameserver, because as we can see, it refuses hostnames. It requires a real IP address, from where a (kind of generic) nameserver is available (you know, ie. the one your ISP provided), which is used t...

Any ideas anyone?

There doesn't seem to be any documentation about the privileges you are required to have in order to be able to use those commands, but their source codes say, they are only for netadmins.

You haven't specified much helpful details about your problem, it's hard to help without them. Could you please tell us what the exact error message is and what domain you've got?

That question is not exactly about module development (it's about C), so I've answered you privately.

Wow, that's nice. About your convert_to_hacker function: I think it would be a good idea to speed it up by using a one dimensional array for the conversion, similar to 'tolowertab' in src/match.c. (The reason I used switch() is, I didn't had to convert a wide range of characters.) Just my opinion.

KentuckyRyan wrote:Where is Channel Service Operator o-flag or something?

As far as I know, in UnrealIRCd we call it the 'Services Admin' oper flag ('services-admin' in the configuration), such admins have '+a' in their user flags.

vebome, altering the UnrealIRCd source code is not supported by the Unreal Development Team, and discussions about such things aren't allowed here. Consult the FAQ for more information.

Seems like you are having the exact same problem that was posted to the official Anope Forum at http://www.anope.org/postt1448.html , the second post there should help. If not, also read aquanight's post in the SearchIRC Discussion Forum about U:Lines. (And consider using Google before asking questi...

I've tried and reproduced the errors you were getting, here is the configuration I made:
If I'm right, you've got something like that, so in my conclusion you most likely forgot a semicolon right after the end of the listen block.

Jae30001 wrote:catually... im running fat32, and the example.conf didnt exactly show me much at all

In case you are editing services.conf and other Linux files under Windows, it's worthy to use a viewer and an editor that actually supports UNIX character encoding, otherwise you really won't see much.