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madman.... look for something called "Lakeserv" It doesn't matter what services package you use, you still need to configure unreal to accept it. It takes the same amount of effort to configure LakeServ + Unreal as it does Anope + Unreal. Also, LakeServ is Windows only. What if this perso...

Well, as it's windows, you need to either compile the modules yourself (details can be found here) or download one of the pre-compiled ones (details can be found here)

Well, it should work, most modules with with all other versions. Secondly, I am unsure of where you got 1.7.5 for windows from, as there is no such thing.

One word. Module.

http://modules.anope.org/modules.php?op=details&id=25 should do the trick.

Note: The server modules.anope.org is hosted on is going through some rough stuff, so if it's down, apologies.

./services -debug -nofork

If it's still refused refused, rather than link error refused, then post JUST your link block from unreal, your listen blocks, and the RemoteAddress, LocalAddress from services.conf here, and we will see what we can do.

Sorry to sound annoying, but I receive a copy of every bug submitted, and I must have missed this one. As the bugtracker is currently down, if you could be so kind as to mail me the information, I will take a look.

Thanks.

If you run the services in normal mode, you will never get enough information (This will be resolved soon ).

For more detailed information, start your services with the following command:

./services -debug -nofork

This will show any error messages received during startup.

I have received no reports of any bugs in Anope 1.6.3, I would be very interested in hearing this bug report. Please contact me directly at heinz@anope.org with your report, or, use the bug tracker located at http://bugs.anope.org (Please include Unreal version, Anope Version, Testcase and Expected ...

If you don't know, you shouldn't use it. Simple as that. RAW can, and most probably will, in your case, cause problems on your network. It is a very dangerous command, and should only be used by developers, or people who know what the command does. I know for sure that the people in #anope DO NOT he...

SuperAdmin is a higher level than ServicesRoot, and is designed to be used for short periods of time only, due to the power it has. Once activated, you become founder of ALL channels, thus allowing you to add people to access lists, and remove them. Like w00t said, you need to set SuperAdmin on, unl...

ERROR :Server chuliganaz.res
.lt already exists from chuliganaz.res.lt

A server already called that exists on your network. Do /msg nickserv help to see if NickServ has connected, otherwise consider renaming your services server name.

Firstly, try using 127.0.0.1 in RemoteServer. If that doesn't work, start Anope using:

./services -debug -nofork

and paste the output. It will contain a detailed error message.

Also, you include ALL the services aliases. You only need to include anope.conf in your unrealircd.conf file.

Hi there Just a note to inform you all that Anope 1.6.3 has just been released, and will be available to download from Sourceforge now. Anyone who uses LogChan is advised to upgrade immediately, due to a recent exploit discovered in the previous version. Numerous other bug fixes are included in this...

Services must know who you are to be able to use this command. For Anope: Check that you are a ServicesRoot and are using that nickname, and identified to NickServ. Also ensure you have done /msg Operserv set superadmin on, as this will allow you to become founder of every channel. For other service...

REMEMBER! If you have RAW enabled, your chances of getting support for your services severely decreases. Only use it if you KNOW what you are doing.