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How Do I Use UnrealIRCd On My Website?
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 10:51 pm
by Kleptopia
Right so everythings sorted but one last thing, how do i put UnrealIRCd onto my website? I was looking at LightIRCd and tried to install it but on the client it just comes up that i need to install a policy daemon but i already did and configured it too, any ideas or suggestions???
Re: How Do I Use UnrealIRCd On My Website?
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 11:43 pm
by Stealth
You need to make sure you set up the policy daemon properly and read all the documentation for LightIRC. It'll take a few tries to fully understand how LightIRC works with policy daemons.
There are other options for adding an IRC portal to your website, I have a few listed on my Resources Page:
http://unreal.x-tab.org/resources
Re: How Do I Use UnrealIRCd On My Website?
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 8:00 am
by Kleptopia
Thank's, I'm currently using PJIRC but I want to use LightIRC, I've tried to download and configure the policy daemon but it still comes up "Flash policy problem. If you are the server owner, please read
http://redmine.lightirc.com/projects/li ... structions. You need to install a flash policy daemon at irc.kleptopians.x10.mx (port 843)".
Re: How Do I Use UnrealIRCd On My Website?
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 3:06 pm
by Stealth
When I try connect to irc.kleptopians.x10.mx on port 843 I'm not getting a response at all. If this server is hosted on a shell you need to have access to open port 843 (or have a firewall forward it to a different port). If the server is hosted on your own network you need to forward it through your router.
Re: How Do I Use UnrealIRCd On My Website?
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 5:55 pm
by Kleptopia
Okay, I will forward the port.

Thank's your a great help. (I've done it now I get this "Error Error #2031), any ideas??
Re: How Do I Use UnrealIRCd On My Website?
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 6:31 pm
by Kleptopia
I've fixed it lol, I didn't even have the server running lol. Thanks alot UnrealIRCd is the best service on the internet! Keep up the good work
