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Are you familiar with screen/tmux? They allow you to start a shell and detach from it while the process keeps running. May wanna check out: http://aperiodic.net/screen/quick_reference And it seems you're calling the binary directly, not the wrapper script. You need the one you use to start, rehash a...

The latest segfault refers to jointhrottle, so at least it's not this module causing it. Not sure if you did, but you're supposed to attach gdb prior to the crash, otherwise it can't give you a backtrace anyways since it wasn't around when it happened. And I'm not certain if you're "allowed&quo...

Well, you can probably fiddle around with GNU debugger (gdb). Just attach it to the unrealircd process (gdb -p <pid>) and use the "continue" command. Then when it crashes you should be able to get a backtrace with "bt". =] Just out of curiosity: What were you/was the server doing...

No, it shouldn't do that; my own IRCd has been running fine all day. And if you didn't execute /getlegitusers right before the crash, the module wasn't doing anything anyway. Do you have any other (third party) mods loaded?

All done. =]

This module allows easy installation and updating of modules from git through an IRC command. It requires access to a shell/pipe and the commands "make" and "git" (so may not work on Windows, probably not even (we're all Linux users, sry)). The paths you can feed it may NOT start...

This module is quite similar to m_rmtkl in that you can clear "ban" lists based on masks with wildcards. So you could use a mask of *!*@` or even just * to clear everything, it's pretty straightforward tbh. =] Syntax: CLEARLIST <channel> <flags> <mask> Types: b => ban e => ban exception I ...

I caught myself doing quite a bit of coding in regards to modules, so I set up some templates to use . They may not be perfect as my C is a bit rusty, so comments about improvements are welcome. =] More templates will probably follow at some point (i.e. if I need to use different APIs). Right now I ...

So apparently someone with +v can still talk if they're banned (+b) or mutebanned (+b ~q:). This seems counterintuitive to me and probably a bunch of others, so my module rectifies that. Keep in mind that people with at least +h or can still talk through it. For opers and ulines it just calls the or...

I noticed a few requests for an Unreal 4 version of AngryWolf's m_rmtkl module, so I ported it. =] Removes all TKLs (bans) matching the given conditions and having any types you specify (available ones are K:Line, G:Line, Z:Line, Global Z:Line, Shun, Q:Line and Global Q:Line). The removal is done lo...

I've moved the #define BETTER_OVERRIDE stuff into a configuration variable. Just check the repo. ;]

I've ported the "channel forward" module to Unreal 4, since people on my net were eager to have it work. I'll just quote the original author regarding features: This module is based on the m_banlink module, but offers a more robust featureset. This module and the banlink module are incompa...