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The name of the link block (link <servername) doesn't match the address you have given the services usually.

In my humble opinion, he's not worth having an O:Line and you should really (re)consider removing his O:line. If your users don't like him, I'm sure they've got their reasons (power hungry as stated and users generally doesn't like that).

Just my two cents.

It's build-in that regex.

Ok, than it might be easy to add a spamfilter in the badwords.channel.conf instead of ruling out all URLs on the whole network. Add this to badwords.channel.conf: badword channel { word "(http|ftp)://[a-z0-9:_-]+.[a-z0-9:;&#=_~%?/.,+-]+\b"; replace "<url-hidden>"; }; After yo...

No, you've got to get the lines apart. It's the best to put the 'loadmodule' on top of the unrealircd.conf and leave the clockkeys (i.e. more than one) where they are.

A little more information is required to make a spamfilter that actually works, such as: - Are those bots or just users giving out URLs? - If they're bots, are they're using open proxies - If you can't answer that question, they probably are and you should get a BOPM - If they are, you are better of...

Kristopher wrote:i also just copy the example.conf

The first ten lines that you pasted are definitely NOT from the example.conf. Could you please paste me your 'me' block ?

[error] Couldn't open "unrealircd.conf": No such file or directory

I 'think' Unreal couldn't find the unrealircd.conf in it's main dir. Please try to read very carefully, because this is exactly what is in that error.

Can you post the first 10 lines of the unrealircd.conf ?

Try to report them.. That's about all you can do

One last thing.. Did you download the official release from the Anope website?

I actually just updated to 1.8.0 from 1.7.21 and I didn't have any problems AND I'm using the databases which were also used in .21. So my theory isn't the problem. I'm sorry.

Have you edited one of the db's manually? Or the services 'startup script' itself?

You can't connect to the server, which is currently running on your own PC, using your own public IP. You'll have to use 127.0.0.1 (localhost). Others, outside your LAN, have to use the public IP (or a (free) host, resolving to your public IP address). If you want others outside of your LAN connecti...

Anope 1.8 has a different database structure than the Anope 1.7.23< branche has. Click. So if you're upgrading from anything lower than 1.7.23 straight to Anope 1.8, you probably missed the conversion.

To give out an example:

/mkpasswd md5 yourpreferedpasswordhere

Please note that the output is to change any time you try to enter that line on IRC.