Is there a flag I can add so that other operators I add do not have the ability to kline me, akill, kill, etc?
Thanks.
Protection
You can use the m_killprotect module which adds the +K usermode. It protects netadmins from being killed, if they're +K.
http://www.mburki.com/?id=software
To protect you from being banned, klined, glined, etc. use the tkl exception block and ban exception block.
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/unre ... ptionblock
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/unre ... ptionblock
http://www.mburki.com/?id=software
To protect you from being banned, klined, glined, etc. use the tkl exception block and ban exception block.
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/unre ... ptionblock
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/unre ... ptionblock
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For windows users, m_killprotect is located here.Darwin wrote:You can use the m_killprotect module which adds the +K usermode. It protects netadmins from being killed, if they're +K.
http://www.mburki.com/?id=software
set yourself to look like services
roflamo, the csops and above on our network use the svs2mode to add the +S flag so we look like service bots. Can't be killed then.
We did this because we had a couple of delinks where the people tried to kill/gline everyone when they left. We also have tkl's set.
We have all agreed though. If we are asked to leave a user channel, we do. That flag will not let you be kicked from a channel either I don't think.
It's not used as an abuse thing, just so that we can take out the trash when the needs arise.
droolin
We did this because we had a couple of delinks where the people tried to kill/gline everyone when they left. We also have tkl's set.
We have all agreed though. If we are asked to leave a user channel, we do. That flag will not let you be kicked from a channel either I don't think.
It's not used as an abuse thing, just so that we can take out the trash when the needs arise.
droolin
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I'd download that module, only problem is I'm not too brainy on how you would open a tar.gz file. I also noticed that the website which has this module says to type "make custommodule MODULEFILE=m_killprotect", is this some sort of linus file and command? I'm using Windows XP, I dont think this will work on my OS.
you can open a .tar with winrar .
To compile you need to have a C compiler such as Visual studio 7 All this is listed in the docs folder of your unreal folder as compiling_win32.txt and tells you what to do.
Note you will need to download the uncompiled 3.2.3 NOT the windows binary . Compile that first , then compile the module
the syntax is
nmake -f makefile.win32 to compile unreal
Then once thats done
nmake -f makefile.win32 custommodule MODULEFILE= Module.filename
Thats if you want to learn how to compile it yourself . Always a useful thing imo .
Or be lazy and get a precompiled windows module from Stealth's site
here
To compile you need to have a C compiler such as Visual studio 7 All this is listed in the docs folder of your unreal folder as compiling_win32.txt and tells you what to do.
Note you will need to download the uncompiled 3.2.3 NOT the windows binary . Compile that first , then compile the module
the syntax is
nmake -f makefile.win32 to compile unreal
Then once thats done
nmake -f makefile.win32 custommodule MODULEFILE= Module.filename
Thats if you want to learn how to compile it yourself . Always a useful thing imo .
Or be lazy and get a precompiled windows module from Stealth's site
here
Yawn. So there's yet another "if the user clicks the button, they're infected" exploit. Why is this news? We already know users are idiots.