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Recompile. Sound's like it's compiled for an older version of Unreal.

It also looks like you might be compiling on a 64bit operating system.

I did some additional testing, and trying to do anything via webchat that requires operator status results in a message "you are not a channel operator". So this is definitely an issue with the webirc's nick list.

You asked this on Anope Support and got the answer. Services and the server are both setting the modes correctly. IT is the web client that is mis-interpreting the commands. I just performed the test by logging into via the webchat and it does what you say. However I also logged on via mirc with tes...

if your using mirc type " //echo -a $sslready ". As Syzop said, that message shows up if a non-ssl client attempts to connect. So there is something misconfigured with the client.

1) You don't need an outgoing on Unreal. Service connect to the server, not the other way around.

2) Try staring services with -nofork to see what errors you get, and post them here.

3) You need a listen block for port 7000 with {serversonly}

Please post the link to the original file

It it's on a hosted server, you should have been given an IP that you need to bind to. On a hosted Enviroment, you should NEVER bind to *.

Is this your computer at home, or through a hosting company?

Firewall?

Your Netstat does no good if we don't have more information. Is you IP Public, or on a private lan. Are you behind a NAT Router.

try telnet 127.0.0.1:6667 and see what comes up.

Also try running unreal with -nofork to see if anything pops up as you connect.

"https://github.com/ircd-hybrid/hopm/blob/master/INSTALL"

Did you run ./configure first. Also, this forum is for Unreal, not 3rd party software. THis question really should have been posted @ viewforum.php?f=11

in your source directory "unrealircd-4.0.10" Run the following.

make pem
(Fill out all of the information)
make install


But I urge you to not install UnrealIRCD as root. YOu should create a shell account and install it their.

If that's what you really want, You can edit it via Nano... Find.. if (NOTIFY_USER == 1) { sendnotice(sptr, "*** You have attempted to Repeat your text on %s. The message was not delivered",chptr->chname); } Change To: if (NOTIFY_USER == 1 && strlen(text) < 51) { sendnotice(sptr, &...

It shouldn't be that hard to implement, but why differentiate. Just either notify them or don't is my take on it.

Update # 3. Added Configuration Options stoprepeat { alert_opers "1"; /* 1 = on, 0 = off */ alert_user "1"; /* 1 = on, 0 = off */ exempt_opers "1"; /* 1 = on, 0 = off */ }; /* * ================================================================= * Filename: m_stoprepeat.c...

Updated version of m_stoprepeat.c Added 3 Configurable Options static int EXEMPT_OPERS = 1; // 1 = Opers are Exempt, 0 = They are not static int NOTIFY_OPERS = 1; // 1 = Notify Opers of Repeat, 0 = No Oper Notification static int NOTIFY_USER = 1; // 1 = Notify User of Block, 0 = Secretly Block Messa...