anope services aliases problem

[seejay]

I may have mis-understood the documentaion, but from what I read around in the forums, about aliases for anope services it seems if i add "include aliases/anope.conf;" right under the other include statments towards the top of the unrealircd.conf, I have tried this and then rehashed the server, and it still seems not to work!
Can some one help me?

thanks Seejay

[katsklaw]

set::services-server must also be set to the EXACT same name as what you named Services in your link block and services.conf file.

include "aliases/anope.conf"; is the correct line, however it MUST be in all unrealircd.confs along with set::services-server

[seejay]

hmm, I think I have that in my unrealircd.conf .
I'm kinda new to ircd and services, but any ways heres some more information about my set up.
I only have one machine which runs unrealircd and anope services.
my link block looks like . . .

link services.n3tlab.com
{
username *;
hostname 127.0.0.1;
bind-ip *;
port 6667;
hub *;
password-connet "[my pass]";
password-receive "[my pass";
class servers;
}
btw: what is the port i should be using for services?

and my set block is some thing like.
set::services-server services.n3tlab.com;

I can type /msg NickServ Help, and get nickserv help menu, so I'm certain the services are conneted and running, but still even with the aliases/anope.conf file included it still seems not to work? Another prob which I'm not sure how to handle is that the services, respone like "[services name]([email protected] ) [message]", is there some thing i can set so it doesnt say services are from 127.0.0.1?

Sorry to be such a newb.
If I need to tell you any more information, just let me know.

[katsklaw]

It doesn't really matter what port you use for Services, however it's best not to use 6667, this is a client port. try something mre obscure like 6767.

try typing: /quote nickserv help

If /quote nickserv works but typing: /nickserv help does not .. then it's your IRC client.