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I don't get that warning/error. Tried the exact block from your message.

Did you run ./Config, and did you see any errors?

Anyway, it seems your headers are f*cked up (/usr/include/linux and /usr/include/asm*, to be exact) :p.

If you compile with DEBUGMODE (which should not be used for production networks btw), then you should also load modules compiled with debugmode and vice versa (you cannot load a commands.so compiled with debugmode on a non-debugmode ircd). In the past the IRCd didn't warn about this and you would cr...

Do you always only read 1/3 of the answer/questions? :P

You did a normal install, didn't move the unrealircd directory or something around etc? If not, then it still sounds as permissions.... Do you run unreal as a service? If so, make sure the SYSTEM user can also read/write in that directory. If all of that still didn't work, you can try tracing down t...

While I don't entirely understand your situation, there are no restrictions on commercial use, only on redistribution of the software (the GPL stuff).... So like, even though you say you wouldn't do it, just as an example: if you use a restricted chat system, and require everyone to pay you a millio...

Unreal accepts standard .pem files, so all it would need is a keyfile (with the private key) and a certificate file (with the public cert [and thus public key]). Now, what the exact openssl commands are, I don't know from the top of my head, I tend to forget about them ;). Just read some SSL cert ge...

The flags are still present (except -all), but '/rehash' includes rereading all motd&rules files.
So: '/rehash' will also work fine, but if all that needs to be done is just re-read the motd files from disk, then you can use '/rehash -motd'.

Yes, the error msg should be improved :p.

unless, as you pointed out, the dumbasses use "*" Actually I do use that, or.. options::nohostcheck which basically means the same in this context. I need to, since I and the server I link to have both dynamic IPs. So not having "IP checks" isn't that uncommon. Anyway, to summar...

I kinda forgot what that was, well.. it's something with (g)make, that's for sure ;).
What exact OS are you on (uname -a)?
FYI, it worked fine on: Linux, FreeBSD 5.2.1, FreeBSD 4.7 and OpenBSD 3.5.
(those OS's are the ones I tested 15 minutes before 3.2.2 release).

Anyway, try:
gmake MAKE=gmake

config.status: creating Makefile mv: Makefile: set owner/group (was: 1351/0): Operation not permitted config.status: creating src/modules/Makefile ..etc.. What could be the cause of this? that's on compilation of Unreal3.2.2 This has to do with how your /tmp partition is mounted, the warnings are c...

Locked due to off-topic posts

Renamed to 'Need help with my router/firewall...', since this has nothing to do with Unreal.. in fact this should even be moved to Offtopic, but ah well.

Right, this is scheduled for Unreal3.3.
Anyone trying to write a module for the current 3.2* series I whish good luck, since it's pretty much missing a good I/O (core) interface to do this ;p.