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Is there a services or stats server that will dump the networks activity to a chan?

-h.u.b- *** Notice -- blah ([email protected]) has changed his/her nickname to t1

Kinda like that, but for /whois /map /lusers /links etc

You can get notices when someone does a certain command (I forgot the module name), and you can script your IRC client (mIRC, for example), to show all these notices in a different window (including a channel, if you want). Anope can dump connects, disconnects, nick changes, nickname and channel registers/expires/drops and a lot more. However, /map, /links, /lusers and a lot more were not made to be dumped.

What are some good sources for modules?

http://www.angrywolf.org/frames.php?lang=en

commandsno (v1.14) Snomask +C: lets you see when certain commands are used by clients. All commands you want to get notifications of are configurable in set::notify-commands.

Found something!

Grunt++;

http://www.angrywolf.org/commandsno.tar.gz
http://www.angrywolf.org/operpasswd.tar.gz
http://www.angrywolf.org/hideserver.tar.gz

Can someone compile those modules for me? (with MSVC 7.0)

Also, what modules need to be on all ircd's in the network?
I should be able to just load them on the hub right?

7.0, not 7.1

It doesn't matter, as long as you have the proper support DLL, the module would load with no problem. For example: the precompiled Unreal packages off the website are (or used to be) compiled with 7.0, and I have always used modules compiled with 7.1 with no problem.

EDIT: Oh, and the modules need to be on every server of the network.

Well operpasswd is the only one on that page anyway.

Syzop ^^^^^^^^^

And if you read the page, there is a link to email me if you wanted to request a module. I can have it done and sent (or uploaded) within 6 hours.

You're really going to make me email you when you already know I want modules compiled and what ones I want?

Only if you be rude like that and don't ask nicely

These modules have been uploaded and are available on the site

Cool, thanks.