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Excuse me... but "when they connect in a channel"? That's either connect, either join a channel. For the first, to display connections in a channel, do as I said. If you want to receive server notices when someone joins a channel, do as Stealth said.

Start the services using "./services -logchan" or use "/msg operserv set logchan on". And this is supposed to be in the Services forum.

Whoah there. You can't use ANY nickname you want. It's the way of the irc protocol. All supported characters are: a-z, A-Z, 1-9, ` ^ - _ \ | [ ] { }. (The . is not included in the list). Plus, the nickname cannot start with a number.

The port that you set Unreal to listen to. Usually 6667, but it may be any number between 1024 and 65535. As I see it, you don't have a link block in the unrealircd.conf. Check the documentation.

Is it possible to set the alias block to work with two targets at the same time? It can't support two targets in the same alias::format, and even if use the same format for the two nicks, it still only forwards to only one. Even with different formats, but who have the same meaning. Such as "^....

So you're making a webchat or using another one? Because if you use one, chances are it's not meant to handle +a and/or +q modes. I reccommend pjirc. And this has nothing to do with modules.

The next time you need some help, first tell us what's wrong.

A kind of virtual network manager. Adds a virtual network interface with which you can connect to another computer just as if you were in a real LAN network.

Set up the irc server on a shell account. Find a decent provider, pay a monthly fee, and you have yourself an (almost) permanent irc server.

I've noticed that lately some of my users are suddenly disconnected by no reason at all. Could this be a OS problem or a server problem? I've recently upgraded anope to the latest version, but I cannot remember is this started before or after the upgrade. [18:13] * User001 (xxx1@some-cloacked-host.n...

Download the eggdrop source and then install StatsMod. Download it here - http://www.kreativrauschen.de/stats.mod/download/. I think a documentation is in there, but if not, just post again and I'll help you.

Check example.conf in the directory where you installed anope.

People still need an example.conf. You can't expect them to read, copy&paste, then change the values from the BIG FAQ. I'd use a welcome screen when first run, telling the user to take the example.conf, study it, and craete his own unrealircd.conf.

The oper name and password are case-sensitive. Meaning that in the config file, if you have oper kekeke { bla bla bla };, if you type /oper KeKeKe mypassword, you will get that error. If it's not this, check the config file some more. It's 99.99% chance you did something wrong in there.

Use remote includes. Host the config files on a typical web server and access them individually by each server. The only bad thing is that you still need different files for each ircd (otherwise they would all have the same network numeric and name, and that would lead to a cetwork crash + the link ...