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No, the default policy is only about /oper and server linking, and still it does not prevent accepting connections (only generates an error later). If the server says it's listening on 6667 without TLS, it should accept the connections. The problem probably has something to do with network configura...

Works for me. Your ip may be throttled (because of trying too frequently) or Z:lined.

You may have changed the text "connected from" to "Conecta Desde " when the module was already loaded, or have set it differently on multiple servers. It can be cleaned by unloading the module (remove loadmodule from config and rehash) and then loading it back. I wrote this expla...

Why do you look for a file named "Unreal5.0.3.1.tar.gz"? The official download is named "unrealircd-5.0.3.1.tar.gz".
Have you ever used a "ls" command?

Apparently you forgot to add the "loadmodule" directive. It should be done for all modules, so is not mentioned in the module-specific description.
https://www.unrealircd.org/docs/FAQ#How ... modules.3F

It's normal with the telnet client if you had not sent anything. Try the sequence:
USER x x x x
NICK xxxx
Then reply to the PING request (replace PING with PONG).
Don't know why there's the error with usual IRC clients though.

Use "/whois nick nick" to ask the server the user is connected to.

The SWHOIS info can be seen by anyone, only +H umode hides it, together with all SWHOIS (but i see it rather like a bug than a feature).
Since the module changed a bit since the original post, here is the current documentation.

I have decided to share, after a few upgrades, a module that is now about 10 years old. This one allows the Unreal to cooperate with a web statistics system. Two interfaces are used: 1. UNIX socket. The socket is created on a path specified in config block. When you connect to the socket, the module...

A new module for that:
https://github.com/pirc-pl/unrealircd-m ... owwebirc.c

Updated to match current GeoLite2 database format (and future ones too, I hope).
New download link on GitHub

Changed.
Download link

This is created as an attempt of making behaviour of the +R chanmode more selective. It allows things like: ~I:*!*@*.someisp.com // lets users from someisp in only when they are registered - this is the particular target of creating this module. ~I:~q:~c:#channel // allows users coming from #channel...

Not very elegant, but working. Appends swhois info to all users, unless they are not listed in the input data. This module needs to be loaded on only single server on the network. This version is not configurable. It expects three files in conf/: GeoLite2-Country-Blocks-IPv4.csv, GeoLite2-Country-Lo...

I have just implemented it (haven't noticed this topic until now). Patch [SNIP] Seems to work, but certainly needs more testing. Please note that it will not do anything with the real channels. These are to be handled separately (i used a services module for that). ==================== [Gottem EDIT ...