error starting ircd..unreal.conf error

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cucina
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error starting ircd..unreal.conf error

Post by cucina »

* Loading IRCd configuration ..
* unrealircd.conf:3: Ignoring extra data
* unrealircd.conf:60: loadmodule <src/modules/commands.so>: failed to load: Cannot open "tmp/B4CD1C21.commands.so>"
[error] IRCd configuration failed to load

the map exist but no file... i have tryed to re install my config but doesn't help put all options to default but it won't work
what can be wrong :cry:
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Post by Dukat »

http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/faq/#74

You should also fix the error on line 3, btw
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Post by cucina »

fixst problem on line 3 but the other one not
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Post by Dukat »

Did you as told in the FAQ?
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Post by cucina »

yes my config is standing default so than it should work to
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Post by Dukat »

No, if you messed around with ./Config options or moved the dir or ...

What is the output of "ls -al src/modules/commands.so" ?
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Post by cucina »

this is the output
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 2525085 Jan 14 22:36 src/modules/commands.so
( ls -al src/modules/commands.so )
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Post by Dukat »

Look ok... (Well, you shouldn't install/run it as root... :? )

Anyway - the easiest way is to reinstall, we could discuss ages here to trace it down...
(Please do it not as root this time but as the user you will be running unreal from.)

Remove the complete Unreal-dir
Download the latest version (yes, there's a new one)
Run "./Config" and use the defaults everywhere
make
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Post by dnsx »

commands.so is in Unreal/modules.

Write the whole path to the module,

e.g.
loadmodule /usr/local/Unreal/modules/commands.so";
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Post by w00t »

This isn't necessary, there is such a thing as relative paths.
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Post by codemastr »

* unrealircd.conf:60: loadmodule <src/modules/commands.so>: failed to load: Cannot open "tmp/B4CD1C21.commands.so>"
Why exactly did you decide to put in < and >?
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Post by dnsx »

w00t wrote:This isn't necessary, there is such a thing as relative paths.
Ok...


I had the same problem and I couldnt get it to work, until I wrote the whole path to commands.so.

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Re: error starting ircd..unreal.conf error

Post by Shelluser »

cucina wrote:* Loading IRCd configuration ..
* unrealircd.conf:3: Ignoring extra data
* unrealircd.conf:60: loadmodule <src/modules/commands.so>: failed to load: Cannot open "tmp/B4CD1C21.commands.so>"
[error] IRCd configuration failed to load
Make sure that the account which is running the ircd has write access in etc/tmp. In this case the ircd is trying to create a file in the tmp directory but fails.
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Post by codemastr »

How about no and instead listen to me? I already told him EXACTLY what the problem is. His config file reads:

loadmodule <src/modules/commands.so>;

it should read:

loadmodule "src/modules/commands.so";

it has NOTHING to do with write permissions.
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