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Thanks for your answer.
The request is now submitted on the bug tracker

Yes I have, but I didn't find any command allowing to test an ip like hopm have (BlitzServ is the nick of my hopm) : CrazyCat BlitzServ check 127.0.0.1 BlitzServ CHECK -> Checking '127.0.0.1' for open proxies on all scanners BlitzServ CHECK -> DNSBL -> 127.0.0.1 does not appear in BL zone dnsbl.sorb...

Hi,

Is it possible to create a module which will add an equivalent of the check command existing in bopm/hopm ?

Thanks by advance for your answer (even if it's "NO" )

Regards

No, it doesn't

1: Is your network public/known listed on irc search engines ? Yes 2: Do you allow insecure connections ie: non-ssl ? Yes 3: How many connections per/ip (non-ssl & ssl) ? 3 4: Do you allow bots ? If yes which type and under what rules. Yes. No real rules nor filtering of type, most are eggdrops...

Try (from your Unrealircd directory):

Looks like if your ircd was already started.
Kill the pid 9991 and then try to run again unrealircd

It's quite simple to do with an eggdrop, if the log channel feature is enabled and well configured. But I see some potential troubles: - eggdrop logs in logfile with a few delay (up to 5 minutes) so you may lose some last lines, - having an automatic send of the 15/20 last lines on join might be bor...

I'm affraid it's a services feature, not an ircd one.

I think the best approach is to use an eggdrop (or any irc bot able to use MySQL), so you'll not take the server or services resources.
BTW, eggdrop (sorry, that the irc bot I know) has a built-in log functionnality.

It's currently intended to not have an 'active' class on the 'active' page but I'll reconsider this, doesn't sound bad. Probably your browser maintains a clicked/hovered event on the menu item you clicked that's why you see it 'active' when you use the history back button. I think that you can have...

Minor visual trouble : the menu links don't keep the "active" background when you are on the corresponding page, but when you use the history back they do.

I cannot test the module section yet, gonna do that tonight

Happy birthday Unreal, and a great thanks to all the people working on it, past, present and futures.

The survey results are really interesting.

Now, I'm waiting for the next step, second 2014' half will be a testing one :)

I had the same trouble in the past, and the solution I found was quite brutal but efficient:
- make clean,
- delete all *.so in the src/modules/
- ./Config && make && make install
- restart

Can't you use the search function before asking ? http://forums.unrealircd.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3262