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Xander
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host on oper up

Post by Xander »

i have setup the conf file and its all ok except this bit.

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       hosts {
             local                 "IRCop.skiddified.net";
             global                "IRCop.skiddified.net";
             coadmin               "CoAdmin.skiddified.net";
             admin                 "Admin.skiddified.net";
             servicesadmin         "Services.skiddified.net";
             netadmin              "Netadmin.skiddified.net";
             host-on-oper-up       "yes";
       };
only the netadmin seem to get the host on oper up.

i made an IRCop oper block for testing setting it only the modes +O and it still didnt get a host. im using unreal 3.2.3, any ideas?
Xander
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Post by Xander »

sorry, my fault but i missed usermode +H
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Post by johntranvt »

I've the same problem with you Xander, I set everything like you with the +OH, but it still not give me the host-on-oper-up, any idea, anyone???
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Post by Stealth »

In the oper block, be sure you have the get_host flag (I guess H in the old style ones), and you need set::hosts::host-on-oper-up set to yes. You need to rehash/restart, deoper (/mode yournick -o), and oper up.

EDIT: One other thing, MODES have nothing to do with it, unless you are talking about FLAGS. There is a difference. FLAGS are permissions telling the server what the oper can do, and MODES tell the server what you want. The things that go in the oper::flags are FLAGS, not MODES. The things that go in the oper::modes are MODES and not FLAGS. If you can't learn the difference, I question your ability to run an IRCd.
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