auspice

[hssv]

I run service Auspice
but i don't add Services Root Admin
Help me psl .
Thanks

[jewles]

Hmm, why not ask Auspice?

[hssv]

Auspice for win32
Run Ok
but i don't add Service root admin
help me

[codemastr]

That was not his way of asking you to repeat what you said.

[hssv]

Add Services root admin ??? i don't know add ... Do u help me

[w00t]

/msg adminserv help

Oh wait. You dont have a services root?
Edit services.conf
Then change to the nick you specified
/msg nickserv register <pass> <email>
(from memory)

If this isnt right, dont blame me I havent used auspice for ages.
Try looking at kickservices (http://sf.net/projects/kickservices). They are based from Auspice, but with less bugs.

or ircservices - The best services ever.

[hssv]

Oh /msg adminserv help No flags right
Add Service root on Services.conf ??

[w00t]

If I was unkind, I would just brush this off and say RTFM, but I am a (fairly) decent person, so I wont.

Read through your services.conf file, and look VERY VERY carefully at everything. There should be an entry for services root or something. Again, I havent used auspice for yonks so I cant be sure, but who knows.

Let me know how it goes.

[Zoinky]

This is all from memory, as I don't use Auspice anymore....

In services.conf, there is a line to set the Services Master (the line starts with M: ). If you are the Services Master, and you're looking to add a Services Root Admin, you need to type: /msg AdminServ OPER ADD <nick> SRA

If you want to make them a services co-master, type this (AFTER adding them as a SRA): /msg AdminServ FLAGS ADD <nick> ADDSRA

To recap: Services Master is in services.conf. Services Root admin can only be added by the Services Master or a Services Co-master.

Hope this helps.

[w00t]

Thanks Zoinky
I was thinking services master... told you it's been a while.
I take it auspice still has a userbase then dear oh dear...