Problems linking anope services

[ReFleX]

Hi!, i'm having problems linking anope services to unrealircd. I'm using the last version of both

when i start anope it get linked

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*** Notice -- (link) Link hub.pseudo-servers.com -> services.pseudo-servers.com[@127.0.0.1.8089] established

but when i use the command /msg nickserv help i dont get any response

and i while later i get this

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*** Notice -- No response from services.pseudo-servers.com[127.0.0.1], closing link

I really try a lot of things but i cant make it work.

if someone could give me a hand

[Shelluser]

but when i use the command /msg nickserv help i dont get any response

and i while later i get this

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*** Notice -- No response from services.pseudo-servers.com[127.0.0.1], closing link

I really try a lot of things but i cant make it work.

My first idea would be a missing uline block. Make sure you have something like:

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ulines { services.pseudo-servers.com; };

...present in your Unreal configuration.

[Ron2K]

I would also be interested in having a look at the class block for the class that you've specified in your link block.

(For the record, I don't use Anope. Just trying what seems to me to be the most likely problem based on the error message.)

[White_Magic]

hm can a link be established without a listen block for the port / servers only?

[ReFleX]

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 link services.pseudo-servers.com
{
 username *;
 hostname 127.0.0.1;
 port *;
 bind-ip 127.0.0.1;
 password-connect "ownage";
 password-receive "ownage";
 class servers;
};

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listen 	       127.0.0.1:8088
{
	options
	{
		serversonly;
	};
};

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ulines {
	services.pseudo-servers.com;
	stats.pseudo-servers.com;
};

this are my config lines for the link.... it's very strange i think all config is right

[Matridom]

looks like your ports are miss matching..


services.pseudo-servers.com[@127.0.0.1.8089] established

listen 127.0.0.1:8088

[suffolk]

Hi i keep going round in curcles (getting dizzy)
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Error binding stream socket to IP 208.53.160.198 port 6667 - Irc.SuffolkChat[]:Address already in use
- Error binding stream socket to IP 127.0.0.1 port 6667 - Irc.SuffolkChat[]:Address already in use
- Error binding stream socket to IP 127.0.0.1 port 6667 - Irc.SuffolkChat[]:Address already in use
- Error binding stream socket to IP 0.0.0.0 port 6667 - Irc.SuffolkChat[]:Address already in use
- Error binding stream socket to IP 0.0.0.0 port 6667 - Irc.SuffolkChat[]:Address already in use

no matter what ip or * i use it still shows nothing like ive put in
itss really bugging me
LOL any one wanna look
i need restipoos
its my eyes grrr

[Ron2K]

Check if another process is using port 6667.

[suffolk]

Hi 'im back unreal3.2.3 - anope 1.7.8
diferent sort of problem now!!
Tried to find these (not sure if you count spacelines as well )

Loading IRCd configuration ..
* unrealircd.conf:139 Ignoring extra end comment
* unrealircd.conf:91: unknown directive )
* Configuration loaded without any problems ..
-----------
139 poss this
ulines {
services.irc.suffolkchat.net;
};

91 this area i think
listen 208.53.160.198:6667 {
options {
clientsonly;

};
};
listen 208.53.160.198:7029;

link 208.53.160.198 {
username *;

as for the H line every trime i pop it in it goes all poo on me
gets another cleenex out sniff
regards john
please helpy me

[w00t]

H line? Unreal doesn't have a H line as such, it's been replaced by an option in the link block.

As for the config error, please try reading the FAQ.
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIRCd/faq/#6.

That took me < 30 seconds to find
See? It's quicker than waiting for help!

[suffolk]

Thanks for the advice but i got all fqs and help files before i installed unreal and anope
as for port 6667 not open
running on shell
its a link problem i've gone over it for few days now and got stuck
no way foward at the moment
any one supply the link maker as the link has gone down
this might just help me

as my brain has stopped functioning lol
the fqs are very good
regards john

[Stealth]

There are link makers, but you will need to find them on your own. We do not encourage the use of conf generators of any kind.

[suffolk]

Well this will be my last try at asking for an answer to my questions
i realise it is hard for people to help me "Why?" I'm here 24/7 housebound

i do read the instructions, but the problem is not the question - its more the answer i receive, doesn't match the question
hence i spend to much time waiting for answers then having to ask again
---------------
unreal running sweet asanut
--------------
services debug

Link denied (No matching link configuration) [@208.53.160.198.4585]
is this correct @ ?
i do relise this is a anope fault but it cannot connect to unreal config which is really what needs sortin
unreal as listed above before
i do feel real proud, to have gotten this far alone only to be turned down
When in need

i'll not now use a link maker as advised


rergards john

[katsklaw]

Link denied (No matching link configuration) <--- your error.

Link block:

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link name.of.your.services.server { 
            username *; 
            hostname 1.2.3.4; 
            bind-ip *; 
            port 7029; 
            hub *; 
            password-connect "LiNk"; 
            password-receive "LiNk"; 
            class servers; 
}; 

U:Line:

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ulines { 
           name.of.your.services.server;
}; 

Listen to a dedicated port:

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listen 1.2.3.4:7029 { 
         options { 
              serversonly; 
              }; 
}; 

* All info comes from Unreal32docs which is also included in every Unreal IRCd tarball.

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Anope:

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RemoteServer 1.2.3.4 7029 "LiNk" 
ServerName "name.of.your.services.server"

* All info comes from example.conf which is also included in every Anope Services tarball.

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Running an IRC Network is not for everyone. Setting up an IRCd to link to Services is a very simple task, if you are having a large amount of difficulty doing such a simple task. Perhaps you should objectively re-evaluate your position as a Network Administrator until such a time you have a larger grasp of how IRC works.