Looks like that module isn't being compiled. Make sure to add it to the Makefile.am, and rerun automake/autoconf.
Tim Ireland wrote: > i now this isnt a 'default' part of the services, but i was wondering if > anyone has managed to get it to work with GNUWorld. > the version of gnuworld i am running if fairly recent ( cvs download from > about two weeks ago) > and seems to run fine, but the ADDUSERID command does not work. :/ > [gnuworld@localhost mod.cservice]$ patch -p0 -i ADDUSERIDCommand.patch > patching file Makefile.am > Hunk #1 succeeded at 65 (offset 2 lines). > patching file cservice.cc > Hunk #1 succeeded at 205 (offset -9 lines). > patching file cserviceCommands.h > Hunk #1 succeeded at 126 (offset 2 lines). > patching file levels.h > Hunk #1 succeeded at 70 (offset 2 lines). > gmake > the ADDUSERIDCommand.cc doesnt get compiled, > when running gnuworld with cservice only: > ./gnuworld -c -f channelservice.conf & > > *** Running in verbose mode... > Numeric:1 > Max Clients (bogus): 1023 > Uplink Name:127.0.01 > Port:4400 > Server Name: ChannelService.Dev.SithNet.org > Server Description: Channel Services > xServer::charYY> AB > xServer::charXXX> AP] > xServer::intYY> 1 > xServer::intXXX> 1023 > xServer> Loaded 37 command handlers > xServer> Found modul: libcservice.la (Config: cservice.conf) > moduleLoader> Error opening module > (/home/gnuworld/gnuworld-dev/lib/libcservice.la): > /home/gnuworld/gnuworld-dev/lib/libcservice.so.0: undefined symbol: > __vt_Q2gnuworld16ADDUSERIDCommand > > any ideas why it may be doing this? > > -- > -Darth > > ExclusionZone IRC Operator & CService Administrator in Training
