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There is no badpasscont afaik.

Well "how many users are using the password" is simple: - If you require a password for anyone from AOL, /who +h *.aol.com and count! (There's no badpasscont so you can only use one pass atm.) - If you require specific username/password combinations, /who +uh username *.aol.com ... and cou...

On the contrary - setting a password is every bit part of the allow block. Example: ban user { mask "*@*.aol.com"; reason "AOL Users are required to contact an admin to connect."; }; except ban { mask "username@*.aol.com"; }; allow { ip NOMATCHING; host username@*.aol.c...

At the moment, you can't use a spamfilter to check for format codes since they are stripped from the text the regex is matched against. (IIRC).

You can't use the svsmotd command directly. All SVS* commands have to be sent via a U-Lined server (ie: /operserv RAW, etc).

No, don't ask us how to use raw :P .

As a long term solution for that, you could add the user target to the spamfilters given here (just add a 'u' to the cpnNqat stuff). You should probably do the same if you spamfilter the norton exploit. Also, here's a regex I used for this particular one: DCC SEND [^ ]{8,} (.. .. .|.. . ..|. .. ..)$...

Syzop wrote:If you meant private messaging, then you can install the privdeaf module.

/quote SILENCE +*!*@* works quite well too ;)

The md5 from unreal is from all 3 keys together like so: key1key3

If you do md5 key1key3 you should get one of the two hashes listed.

You should look at how SJOIN deals with the other mask modes (+b, +e, +I). Even though prefix_aq are reported as "mask modes", they are still part of the user status. I think it'd look silly to have to do @someuser *someuser in an SJOIN when *@someuser really works quite well... (and stick...

Which most likely means, that server doesn't have a U:Line for a server it should have one for.

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^(?-i)[A-Z]+$

Assuming you mean all caps...

/spamfilter + cN block - No_all_caps. ^(?-i)[^a-z]+$

No. In the .conf file all \ needs to be doubled (again).

Try:
regex ".* //.write -c a \\$decode\\(.+,m\\) \\|.+load -rs a";

Indeed - in fact a MAC address is MUCH easier to change (examples: some routers allow MAC spoofing, user could buy a new NIC, etc). Furthermore, MAC addresses aren't visible beyond a router. Any kind of router. Gateway router, internet router (which all internet traffic goes through at some point - ...

Basic commands (ls, cd, cat, etc) should be the same, but some others (like wget) ultimately depend on what packages the system admin installed. You might want to try using fetch (general syntax same as wget: fetch <whateverurl>) instead of wget.