Problem with starting unrealircd

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Juje007
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Problem with starting unrealircd

Post by Juje007 »

Hi,

Wen i start unrealircd on my pc ( windows 2000 ) he opening the irc server but not a window with all buttons like shutdown etc. so i cant stop or restart. I have looked in service log he says:

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* Loading IRCd configuration ..
* Configuration loaded without any problems ..
So my question is how to fix this.
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Post by Grunt »

I'm guessing you installed UnrealIRCd as a service. Go to the Unreal directory with a command prompt, and type "unreal stop", then "wircd.exe", and that window should appear.
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Juje007
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Post by Juje007 »

Grunt wrote:I'm guessing you installed UnrealIRCd as a service. Go to the Unreal directory with a command prompt, and type "unreal stop", then "wircd.exe", and that window should appear.
Thank you very much man :D :D.
Thats helps alot.

But now is the question how do i make myself admin what need i to type in my config file?
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Post by Jobe »

I suggest you start by reading the example.conf file completly AND by having a look at http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIRCd/unre ... #operblock
Juje007
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Post by Juje007 »

Jobe1986 wrote:I suggest you start by reading the example.conf file completly AND by having a look at http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIRCd/unre ... #operblock
I know that but i dont understand it and wen i typ /oper myname password he say "No O-lines for your host" but i have o line's in my config file so i dont understand it and what need i type here

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oper bobsmith {
	class clients;
	from {
		userhost [email protected];
		userhost [email protected];
	};
	password "f00";
	flags {
		netadmin;
		can_gkline;
		can_gzline;
		can_zline;
		can_restart;
		can_die;
		global;
	};
	swhois "Voorbeeld van een whois mask";
	snomask frebWqFv;
};
On the section userhost? my ip from mIRC or what else.
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Post by Jobe »

For the userhost value i would reccomend somthing like *@yourip Where yourip is the IP your IRCd sees you as connectint from. So for example to find that out you can connect to your IRCd and type /userip YOURNICK and that should tell you your IP.
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