ircd-hybrid 7.2.0

[Jack L.]

In ircd.conf, you can set the module path. Try setting that path to a valid module path and it should find the modules correctly.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Tanguy" <eric.tanguy at univ-nantes.fr>
To: hybrid at lists.ircd-hybrid.org
Subject: ircd-hybrid 7.2.0
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 18:31:43 +0100

> 
> Hi, i'm trying to package 7.2.0 version for fedora extras. All package
> fine but when i installed it and try to run it i find this in logs :
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Could not load modules from /usr/modules/autoload/: No
> such file or directory
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_die.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0x57d000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_join.so [version: $Revision: 100 $] loaded at
> 0x5b9000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_kick.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0x591000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_kill.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0xcbd000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_message.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded
> at 0x111000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_mode.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0x117000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_nick.so [version: $Revision: 222 $] loaded at
> 0xd89000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_part.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0x11a000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_quit.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0xc57000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_server.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded
> at 0x11d000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_sjoin.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0xd23000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Module m_squit.so [version: $Revision: 33 $] loaded at
> 0x122000
> [2005/12/9 18.07] Server Ready
> 
> It's normal autoload is in /usr/lib/ircd/modules/autoload/ but it find
> modules in /usr/lib/ircd/modules.
> when i packaged 7.1.3 i did the same thing without any problem.
> 
> How can i tell ircd where i put autoload ?
> Thanks
> Eric




                              ~Jack~


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