Trouble when /rehash

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Issey
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Trouble when /rehash

Post by Issey »

Hi

Sorry for my English i m French ;-)

So, i have to /rehash my serv but i get this message :
16:01] -irc.xxxxx.com- *** Notice -- unrealircd.conf:34: loadmodule src/modules/cloak.so: failed to load: Module was compiled with GCC 4.7.2, core was compiled with GCC 4.4.5. SOLUTION: Recompile your UnrealIRCd and all its modules by doing a 'make clean; ./Config -quick && make'.

I made "make clean" then "./Config -quick && make" ... It restart the installation and compil but when i /rehash, i have the same message !! I don t know what to do.

I made update of GCC, but nothing happened.... each time i get : "module was compiled with ...." . I tried to compuile manually but it the same..

What can i do ?
katsklaw
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Re: Trouble when /rehash

Post by katsklaw »

1. You need to have more patience than waiting 7hrs before you bump a thread. People around here have day jobs you know.
2. Try restarting. If that doesn't work, follow the steps again while the ircd is shutdown.
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Re: Trouble when /rehash

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I had the same trouble in the past, and the solution I found was quite brutal but efficient:
- make clean,
- delete all *.so in the src/modules/
- ./Config && make && make install
- restart
Issey
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Re: Trouble when /rehash

Post by Issey »

Thank CrazyCat

I did what you said but it doesnt work :
[20:17] -**** *** Notice -- unrealircd.conf:34: loadmodule src/modules/cloak.so: failed to load: Cannot open module file: No such file or directory

=> i deleted .so and tried to recompile it with your commands, but it didn t
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Re: Trouble when /rehash

Post by katsklaw »

Ok time for some script fu

Reply with the output of the following commands, please (type the bolded text):

1. Log in and type whoami and pwd paste them here.
2. Change to your Unreal3.2 installation directory and type grep -ir "DPATH" config.settings paste the output here
3. Type cd then type ls -lsa | grep Unreal3.2 and paste the output here.

Thanks
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