Getting Serives working [Services are currently down. Pleas]
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DarkElement
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Getting Serives working [Services are currently down. Pleas]
Services are currently down. Please try again later.
I get this message when im connecting to my server
the server is completly working, only that thing
here's what i got in my 2 files.. (magick.ini and unrealircd.conf)
i dont care about the passwords and stuff, i will change it when i got it up and running
plz help:
the files: [CONF URL] | [ANOTHER CONF URL]
Moderator: Putting your configuration on the forums is bad.
I get this message when im connecting to my server
the server is completly working, only that thing
here's what i got in my 2 files.. (magick.ini and unrealircd.conf)
i dont care about the passwords and stuff, i will change it when i got it up and running
plz help:
the files: [CONF URL] | [ANOTHER CONF URL]
Moderator: Putting your configuration on the forums is bad.
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DarkElement
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DarkElement
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DarkElement
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and if i type:
then i get:
But it IS in the config file:
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/oper DarkElement goodmorningCode: Select all
No O-Lines for your hostBut it IS in the config file:
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oper DarkElement {
class clients;
from {
userhost d201134.upc-d.chello.nl;
};
password "goodmorning";
flags
{
netadmin;
can_zline;
can_gzline;
can_gkline;
global;
};
};
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Stealth
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Your from::userhost has invalid syntax.Code: Select all
oper DarkElement { class clients; from { userhost d201134.upc-d.chello.nl; }; password "goodmorning"; flags { netadmin; can_zline; can_gzline; can_gkline; global; }; };
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DarkElement
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What is wrong with it ?Stealth wrote:Your from::userhost has invalid syntax.Code: Select all
oper DarkElement { class clients; from { userhost d201134.upc-d.chello.nl; }; password "goodmorning"; flags { netadmin; can_zline; can_gzline; can_gkline; global; }; };
What do i need to put there
First, what does an oper block have to with Services??
Second, there's a FAQ item about *exactly* this: Running - I can't /oper myself
Second, there's a FAQ item about *exactly* this: Running - I can't /oper myself
Of course the link Dukat gave should also help ;p* First of all are you listed in '/stats o'? If not then there's some problem with your oper block. Oh and don't forget to /rehash of course ;)
* Try first with oper::from::userhost set to *@* and after you succeeded in /oper'ing up you can set it more strict if you want.
* you must oper up by typing: '/oper username password'. both username and password are case sensitive!
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DarkElement
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DarkElement
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Well, if im IRC Operator i can start and stop servicesSyzop wrote:First, what does an oper block have to with Services??
edit changed it into this
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oper DarkElement {
class clients;
from {
userhost 127.0.0.1;
};
password "goodmorning";
flags
{
netadmin;
can_zline;
can_gzline;
can_gkline;
global;
};
};
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DarkElement
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DarkElement
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Services are currently down. Please try again later.-
Ron2K
You didn't answer my question. That message is what happens when you try to use Services, not when you try and link them.
Basically, the "Services is currently down" message that you get when you try and use your aliases (/nickserv, /chanserv, etc) means one of two things. Either Services is indeed down (which means that it hasn't linked), or Services is indeed linking but your set::services-server directive is incorrect. Now, what I'm trying to do is figure out which one of the two it is, and I'm doing that by trying to see if your services have linked. If they have, it's the latter; if they haven't it's the former.
(If you don't know what linking Services to your ircd is all about, well then quite frankly you're the type of person who shouldn't be running an ircd in the first place.)
Basically, the "Services is currently down" message that you get when you try and use your aliases (/nickserv, /chanserv, etc) means one of two things. Either Services is indeed down (which means that it hasn't linked), or Services is indeed linking but your set::services-server directive is incorrect. Now, what I'm trying to do is figure out which one of the two it is, and I'm doing that by trying to see if your services have linked. If they have, it's the latter; if they haven't it's the former.
(If you don't know what linking Services to your ircd is all about, well then quite frankly you're the type of person who shouldn't be running an ircd in the first place.)