Problem Linking Services.

[Netty]

I'm trying to link Anope Services to Unreal 3.2... Anyone any ideas what this means:

[17:25] ••• (s) *** Notice -- Connection to services.testwalkonzone.com[192.168.0.4] activated.
[17:25] ••• (s) *** Global -- Closing link: Write error: Connection refused - services.testwalkonzone.com[192.168.0.4]

These are the lines from the different confs:

Anope:

RemoteServer 192.168.0.4 1028 "mypass"

UnrealIRCD

link services.testwalkonzone.com
{
username *;
hostname 192.168.0.4;
bind-ip 192.168.0.4:1028;
port 1028;
hub *;
password-connect "mypass";
password-receive "mypass";
class leaf;
options {
autoconnect;
};
};


Anyone any ideas?

[AngryWolf]

Remove the autoconnect option, it's meaningless. Services programs generally do not open ports for listening (except for web servers and other non-IRC stuff), therefore Unreal servers can't connect to them. Also change bind-ip and port to * (by the way bind-ip is an IP address, not an IP:port pair). And to me class leaf doesn't seem to be OK, but probably you are right. In any case, you should change hub * to leaf *.

[codemastr]

Making services a leaf is usually a bad idea because of JUPEs. If someone uses the JUPE command, services will be delinked.

[jewles]

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link            services.test.com
{
	username	*;
	hostname 	192.168.1.1;
	bind-ip 	*;
	port 	7090;
	hub            *;
	password-connect "pass";
	password-receive "pass";
	class           servers;
};

something like what I posted above is what you are looking to use for linking services.

[AngryWolf]

Well, I've just found a documentation on my homepage about linking Services: http://www.angrywolf.org/services.php. Maybe it needs corrections in some places (I haven't updated it a great while ago), but it's still better than nothing. I hope it helps.

[aquanight]

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link            services.test.com
{
	username	*;
	hostname 	192.168.1.1;
	bind-ip 	*;
	port 	7090;
	hub            *;
	password-connect "pass";
	password-receive "pass";
	class           servers;
};

Just being nitpicky:

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ulines {
services.test.com;
};

link            services.test.com
{
	username	*;
	hostname 	192.168.1.1;
	bind-ip 	*;
	port 	7090;
	hub            *;
	password-connect "pass";
	password-receive "pass";
	class           servers;
};

With services, never ever forget the U:Line!