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do
./Config
which will then ask all the questions

you need to be able to compile and start Unreal which is usually done via ssh access, just uploading the source code won't help

Try Neostats Services with SecureServ, it can version all connects and ban on replies for warscripts, trojans etc. you can also set exclusionsin it to not scan certain hosts etc. http://www.neostats.net/ Most java clients connect as a normal IRC client, i could be wrong, but i think the java option ...

i came accross a link to Eric Steven Raymond's How To Ask Questions The Smart Way on another forum.

IMO should be required reading for all those asking support questions.

persionally i think it should be more like

i get the same as codemastr, all of the top 3 are very good for learning about regex's

thats how the command works by design, EVERYONE can use it to see what modules have been loaded.

the simple way would be via the allow channel block, it's in the unreal docs

the helpop usermode is "h" not "H"

i'd suggest doing a search on google etc for "regex" , there are thousands of sites out there explaining how to use regex's.

probably not the right thing to do, but when i've had that myself on freebsd 4.9 stable, i've just started ircd directly, then things like rehash etc work from ./unreal

if running neoStats and SecureServ a custom definition could be added to kill anyone joining the channel

user mode +R only allows privates from registered users, if forced on joining using set::modes-on-connect and restricted from being changed by using set::restrict-usermodes it will give the effect of no unregistered users being able to send privates

the ease of adding modules beats everything hands down

sounds more like theres no close brace at the end of the set block to me and it's reaching the end of the file before the block closes