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if not the server - most clients are configured, to set +i on connect

maybe you have some lost allow-block somewhere in the conf?

i guess it's more complicated to write a server-like tool that introduces your bot, than writing the bot connecting as user.

server-operator has NOTHING to do with any channel-modes and -privileges.

usually services run at the same machine the uplink-ircd is running on - so if you connect them using 127.0.0.1 noone is able to get any communication
(except someone entered you machine, but in this case the 127.0.0.1-traffic is a minor problem )

show me some reasonable (!) arguments how someone may build up an over-1Mio-User-net just from scratch, while networks having grown up vor several years are stumbling @ ~200-240k at most

fluid wrote:
What type of connection is your server using?

basic cable

what't "basic cable"? which upstream does the machine have?

this is not the userhost, that's the ident - which is limited to 10
don't know if you're able to change this without breaking things.

http://searchirc.com/boards/index.php?c=10
reachable via
http://www.anope.org

is this "runnung mirc as service" ment to be mirc as the daemon to provice nickserv/chanserv-functions, or is it ment to be "service" in the windows-slang, as a "way" a process is running?

this link is for 2301
since the number is increased in the meantime, I suppose this is (at least partly) outdated?

Though I can´t see the advantages of having all services in visible in one single channel, I use the os_staychan module for Anope so that ChanServ appears in every registered channel. That way you are able to see whether a channel is registered or not on joining it. I deem this helpful, though ...

why do you need a certain programm for pasting text?
Either write live if you're teaching something, or prepare it before and copy/paste. I'm not aware, that there are any different solutions for that...

oh - there are really funny mirc-scripts out there!
some hide server-messages important for the user (mostly error-messages - and the opers have to guess what's wrong...)
some even cancel the case-sensetivity for channel-modes - as a kind of climax of this crap...

so "+f j" is setting some blocking modes (whatever is set)
and +j just don't let them in

is this right?