services and IRCd

[erfg1]

I configured Anope and unrealIRCd perfectly. UnrealIRCd works perfectly without a problem. I followed this setup http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/faq/#52 and typed in

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set {
 services-server "68.201.4.157";
};

Also, I did

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include "aliases/anope.conf";

I also followed this setup http://www.anope.org/~heinz/ilm.php and the NickServ, etc. wont connect. It acts as though it isn't connected at all.


Is it ok to have both the IRCD and the SERVICES running on the same port. 6667? or should they be on different ports?

[erfg1]

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[unrealircd.conf]

link 68.201.4.157
{
username *;
hostname 127.0.0.1;
port *;
bind-ip 127.0.0.1;
password-connect "fger1";
password-receive "fger1";
class servers;
};

ulines {
68.201.4.157;
};

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[services.conf]

RemoteServer 68.201.4.157 6667 "fger1"

ServerName "68.201.4.157"
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I am on a Linksys router, but I did do DMZ and port forwarding so I can host outside the router just fine. The IRCD server runs just fine, but the Anobe doesn't. I host both the services and unrealircd on the same computer. I typed in...

cd ~/services
./services
(says nothing)

cd /home/Unreal3.2
./unreal start
(starts up IRCD)

The NickServ, ChanServ, etc. don't connect and I can't do any of their commands.

[Stealth]

127.0.0.1 is NOT 68.201.4.157, so services won't connect. Fix them, and you will have it working.

[erfg1]

changed all 127.0.0.1's to 68.201.4.157's and it still wont work.

[erfg1]

Loading IRCD Protocol Module: [unreal32]
status: [0][Module, Okay - No Error]
Anope 1.7.14 (1023) (ircd protocol: UnrealIRCd 3.2+) starting up
ms_rsend requested unload...
debug: trying to load core module [ms_rsend]
debug: status: [6][Module Error, Error during load time or module returned MOD_STOP]

[erfg1]

SERVICES.CONF
-------------------

RemoteServer 127.0.0.1 6667 "fger1"

ServerName "irc.theroarclan.com"

NetworkName "68.201.4.157"


UNREALIRCD.CONF
----------------------

include "aliases/anope.conf"

me
{
name "irc.theroarclan.com";
info "blah";
numeric 1;
};

listen *:6667;

link irc.theroarclan.com
{
username *;
hostname 127.0.0.1;
port 6667;
bind-ip 68.201.4.157;
password-connect "fger1";
password-receive "fger1";
class servers;
};

ulines {
68.201.4.157;
};

set {
network-name "68.201.4.157";
default-server "68.201.4.157";
services-server "irc.theroarclan.com";
help-channel "#help";
hiddenhost-prefix "roar";
};

[don_will]

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set {
network-name "68.201.4.157";
default-server "68.201.4.157";
services-server "irc.theroarclan.com";
help-channel "#help";
hiddenhost-prefix "roar";
};

Do it like this

UNREALIRCD.CONF
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link services.theroarclan.com
{
username *;
hostname 68.201.4.157;
port 8088;
bind-ip *;
password-connect "fger1";
password-receive "fger1";
class servers;
};

ulines {
services.theroarclan.com;
};


set {
network-name "theroarclan IRC";
default-server "irc.theroarclan.com";
services-server "services.theroarclan.com";
help-channel "#help";
hiddenhost-prefix "roar";
};


SERVICES.CONF
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RemoteServer 68.201.4.157 8088 "fger1"

ServerName "irc.theroarclan.com"

NetworkName "theroarclan IRC"


I think irc.theroarclan.com is your server and 68.201.4.157 is your server DNS. ANd change the port (6667) because 6667 is generally used by users. So if u used for ur services port they cannt connect. So change the port in 8088.