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aquanight

We don't support source modifications. (Plus, this is the wrong forum to ask.)

aquanight

Yes it does, otherwise you get exactly the same problem as mismatched cloak keys. Fix the prefix.

aquanight

!~[^@]*@[^:]*\.([^:]|[^:f][^:]|f[^:r]|[^:]{3,}):

That should definately work. :)

(Of course, you can only get : in your hostname with ipv6 but this keeps people from doing something like setting their realname to .fr: to fool the filter, for example.

aquanight

1) ICMP has nothing to do with unreal.
2) The only thing Unreal uses UDP for is resolving hostnames (and that's assuming it still does, since the latest versions are now using c-ares).

aquanight

http://forums.unrealircd.com/search.php

aquanight

Replace is literal text. It's not a regex, and it doesn't do capture substitution.

aquanight

Like Stealth said, it's really hard to even just make a wild ass guesstimate. But I can say one thing for sure, that box better be patched and firewalled to hell and back or it won't stay up enough to get even 1 regular user ;) . Also, computer reboot == server goes down, no way around it. It's just...

aquanight

You can use * for hostname, but if you do, you cannot use link::options::autoconnect or the /connect command. You must have the other server initiate the connection. Also, be warned that * will allow the server to connect from anywhere, so for example people knowing the link pass could pretend to be...

aquanight

If you don't want repeated characters:

^(.)\1{4,}

aquanight

Except the conf gets excessively large when you want to require, say, minimum of 6.

aquanight

Well, firstly I'd have to say, define "short" (1 letter, 2 letters, 5 letters, etc).

Assuming just one or two letters you could do:

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spamfilter {
    regex "^.{1,2}!.*";
    target { user; };
    action block;
    reason "Nick too short. Pick a longer nick.";
};

aquanight

http://cvs.unrealircd.com/cgi/viewcvs.c ... cvs-markup

Or just read the serverprotocol.html doc in your doc/technical folder.

aquanight

The first two have nothing to do with the router exploit here... (those are DCC exploits of older mIRC versions.)

...and the last one renders both of them redundant (by glining anyone who attempts any kind of DCC :P).

aquanight

Late, but... this was in the wrong forum :P (nothing to do with a module).

aquanight

You don't have to spend "thousands of dollars" for a compiler. Try googling for Visual C++ toolkit.

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