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[peter]

i get this one error the whole time:
[Jul 08 22:30:15 2010] Loading IRCD Protocol Module: [unreal32]
[Jul 08 22:30:15 2010] status: [11][Module Error, File I/O Error]

[DjSlash]

1. What version?
2. On what platform (i.e. linux/windows)?
3. Did the install went ok?
4. Is the module file on the right place with the right permissions?

[peter]

version:     1.8.4.2859
platform:    windows (vista)
install:       yes
modefile:    c:/program files/anope/data/modules
                not sure.

[Charles Kingsley]

Does it work if you "run as administrator" ?

[peter]

Does it work if you "run as administrator" ?

doesn't work.....

[Charles Kingsley]

Sounds about right for vista...

Have you tried uninstalling + reinstalling?

[peter]

yes.... i just tried it.
same error....

[Charles Kingsley]

Hm, something's not right then.

This error on linux is normally permissions based (where a genius has installed as root).

It's hard to understand what's happening here so lets open a command prompt and run anope.exe -debug and then pastebin the logfile at pastebin.anope.org

[peter]

Solved

[Charles Kingsley]

Please state what the fix was for the sake of other users.

[peter]

When you have vista install anope NOT in the program files but in documents, in unrealircd.conf this part:

listen         *:6667
{
 options
{
ssl;
clientsonly;
   };
};

should become:

listen         *:*;

And these problems:
http://pastebin.anope.org/index.php?page=viewpaste&id=3f5f0905ef
were solved by simply restarting anope.

DO NOT FORGET TO ADD THE OUTCOME OF THIS IN YOUR UNREALIRCD.CONF FILE: http://www.anope.org/ilm.php

[Dax Bane]

When you have vista install anope NOT in the program files but in documents, in unrealircd.conf this part:should become:
And these problems:
http://pastebin.anope.org/index.php?page=viewpaste&id=3f5f0905ef
were solved by simply restarting anope.

DO NOT FORGET TO ADD THE OUTCOME OF THIS IN YOUR UNREALIRCD.CONF FILE: http://www.anope.org/ilm.php

listen *:* is quite a lazy way of fixing your linking problems; What port were you trying to connect services on (bearing in mind that as far as the IRCd was concerned, services is a server link and not a client connection)?

I'll wager the more likely problem was that you didn't have a listen *:<num> { ... } block specifically for server links

[peter]

listen    *:6667

and nothing more, it is lazy but the easiest way.

[Charles Kingsley]

You'd lose the wager, the bigger issue was the file permissions not allowing it to load the protocol module.

But yes, a blind wildcard listen is poor practice and if on a shared system liable to have you strung up and beaten with a spoon.