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The reason connections to hub.c0w.org timeout is because you do NOT have an IRCd listening on either IP that it points to (199.27.134.83 or 199.27.135.83) So to be able to use hub.c0w.org you need to make sure it points to an IP address that is accepting connections for your IRCd.

There is currently no option supplied with UnrealIRCd to do this, the only method I can think of is if you write yourself a module to do it. Also there are any number of reasons why you should not block use of the /whois, least of all that the command is required by RFC 1459 So out of curiosity may ...

If you want to use /umode try Mr Stealth's module https://bitbucket.org/stealth/unreal32/src/572328c02cda/Modules/umode.c /* * ================================================================== * Module: umode.c * Author: Stealth <stealth@x-tab.org> * Version: 1.2 * License: No warranty - use at yo...

The best place to read about UnrealIRCd's spamfilter regex syntax is in UnrealIRCd's documentation found at http://www.unrealircd.com/files/docs/un ... html#regex

As for the patterns you asked for, are they in messages or nicks?

Not without a module, and I am unaware of a module that could do it because it is not something I have ever tried or looked into doing.

Can you show us your listen blocks please?

Unfortunately no, at least not without a module. In all honesty though I don't really see a need to. Besides the restriction in the source code for using the SWHOIS command is requiring either A) the source is a ulined user (requires the user be ulined which isnt possible without a module, or you so...

The SWHOIS command is only available to services servers, which is why it is listed in the "Services Commands" category

Well if the user joins the same channel as the oper the user will see that oper in the channel anyway so not much point in hiding that

Unless you don't want the oper to even appear in the channel, in which case I cannot help you with that for various reasons including morality.

Are you a service when you issue the /swhois command?

1) see http://www.unrealircd.com/files/docs/un ... annelmodes for user mode +p (note it only hides channels the /whois'ing user is not also in)

2) opers can join unlimited numbers of channels

You need to install librt

Why do you need a custom swhois module to do it when you can simply add the swhois field to an oper block?

/dns in your case is a client side command so has nothing to do with UnrealIRCd anyway.

Now can you show me 1) /whois <nick> 2) /userhost <nick> 3) /userip <nick> with all 3 commands issued by an IRC operator.

Firstly their IP is not 0.0.0.0, what you pasted there that shows 0.0.0.0 is Anope's LogUsers output. Anope at present does not support IPv6 IPs for clients so is unable to display them in that output. To get the users REAL IP use /whois <nick> <nick> Now given that at present NO IPv6 address blocks...