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[Jerry]

Hello, when I try to start my services, it doesn't work.
~/anope/data/logs/services.log:
[Sep 15 16:07:40 2008] Loading IRCD Protocol Module: [unreal32]
[Sep 15 16:07:40 2008] status: [11][Module Error, File I/O Error]

What to do?

Jerry

[deiks]

Is that all from logs

[Jerry]

Is that all from logs

No, I tried to start the services multiple times

j/k - Yes, thats all.

EDIT:
In case it is useful:
I use Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Hardy Heron Desktop Edition. My UnrealIRCd v3.2.7 is configured for linking with the services.

[deiks]

Start it in debug mode

./services -debug

[Jerry]

Start it in debug mode

./services -debug

Doesn't return anything, just adds

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[Sep 15 19:34:40 2008] Loading IRCD Protocol Module: [unreal32]
[Sep 15 19:34:40 2008] status: [11][Module Error, File I/O Error]to the logfile...

[deiks]

Hm.. strange.. Must be more lines

[Jan Milants]

make sure anope has write permissions to the runtimes directory...

[Jerry]

OK, I'm really dumb. I did an "ls -l". All files were owned by root (whyever x__X). changed, anope does now work

[deiks]

Do not download, compile, install, start anope as root. Never!

[Jerry]

Do not download, compile, install, start anope as root. Never!

I downloaded, compiled and started it as a normal user. As "make install" didn't work ("Permission denied"), i tried "sudo make install", that worked.

[Jobe]

If make install gave you permission denied it's because you specified a path during ./Config that you don't have right permissions for. You should start again and make sure you either A) dont change the paths in ./Config so they remain as /home/<username>/services or change them to somewhere you do have write access to.