Anope IRC Services
Anope Development => Modules => Topic started by: Alex on July 25, 2006, 09:38:57 AM
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Hello,
I have installed the following modules to my services:
cs_tban.c
ns_limit.c
ns_require.c
ns_regnick.c
The problem I have discovered after I've done a reload and update after installing, they all disappear when restarting services.
Is there anyone here that know what I can do to prevent that happening?
I'm using UltimateIRCd Tsunami 3.0(1) and Anope 1.7.14.
Thanks in advance.
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have you added those modules to your services.conf?
Just loading via /os modload is not permanent you know ;)
Read the second part of Anope's Wiki on Module Loading (http://wiki.anope.org/index.php/Modules:Usage:Loading)
Open services.conf and add the module to your ModuleAutoLoad directive. If the module needs to add Services pseudo-clients (for example, ircd_catserv adds a pseudoclient), add it to ModuleDelayedAutoLoad instead.
since, as far as I know, mentioned modules don't need to add pseudoclients, you need to add them to the ModuleAutoLoad directive in your services.conf.
After that is done, reload your anope config ;)
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Hello FiXato,
Did as you suggested and it seem to work now. Just one last question...shouldn't it show up a warning message when the module ns_require.c is installed and configured? I mean if a person with a non registered nick enter?
Thank you for your help and suggestions. :)
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I don't know what ns_require is, so wouldn't know what it should and shouldn't show :)
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Sorry FiXato, I should have explained for you. The module ns_require is a module that require people to identify or register their nick if not done earlier. If they not do, they'll get killed after 90 sec.
When I tested it on UltimateIRCd2.8.8 and 2.8.9 it came up a message when I connected that said:
"You must REGISTER or IDENTIFY with NickServ when using this network."
#define dCNOTICE3 "Users that do not register or identify within 90 secs of connecting"
#define dCNOTICE4 "will be subject to a ban from using this network."
However, not really sure what #define dCNOTICE3 and 4 means. ;)