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Alex
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Get +oq nick nick...

Post by Alex »

Hello,

I'm running UnrealIRCd3.2.3 on one of my servers, but I have seen someting when I oper up that looks really odd.

When ChanServ ops me, I get the following message:

ChanServ sets mode: +oq Nick Nick. Isn't it possible to get this removed and use +o or +q instead of both :?: I was in the understanding that owner should get +q when oping and regular ops +o, but I*m maybe wrong.

Hope someone can help with this.

Thanks.
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Post by w00t »

The way that works if that Services have to work ok with Unreal that doesn't have PREFIX_AQ (prefixes) enabled. There, if a user has only +q, they can't do some of the things - because they rely on an oper check as well. So, the services tend to be written in a way that will work with any setup ;).
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Alex
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Post by Alex »

w00t wrote:The way that works if that Services have to work ok with Unreal that doesn't have PREFIX_AQ (prefixes) enabled. There, if a user has only +q, they can't do some of the things - because they rely on an oper check as well. So, the services tend to be written in a way that will work with any setup ;).
Well those that wrote UnrealIRCd could maybe made a choice whether it should be +o for regular ops and +q for all with admin access since no regular ops have the same access as the admins :?: Btw I have only Anope-1.6.3 installed and not any other services.

Thanks
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Post by aquanight »

That's just the way anope and every other service package does it. Think of it this way: you're the channel owner so you're also a channel op. So you get +q and +o. When it comes down to which level of access you have, unreal goes with the highest. So you can still do all the channel-owner only stuff like set +u and +L.
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