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Hiya all,

more of a query....

+h on a user means half op to my knowledge... Does this mean a helper?

if not, is there a way to disable it?

Advice is appreciated as always. Thanks

a halfop is a neutered version of an OP.

he can kick/ban
he can voice people
he cannot give ops/halfops to other people
he cannot kick/ban other halfops or ops
he cannot take ops/halfops from others.

halfops is represented by a % symbol in the channel

umode +h is an ircop helper or "helpop"

Unreal's documentation covers what he can do

Thanks.

So is halfop able 2 be disabled from use?

Mr_S wrote:Thanks.

So is halfop able 2 be disabled from use?

Not that i know of. I know I personaly find half-ops very usefull. It let's me leave someone "in charge" of a channel with minimal risk of a takeover,

It basicly let's them manage the channel users without being able to do any of the administration of the channel.

Channelmode +h means halfop, yes.
You can disable it by adding "h" to the set::restrict-channelmodes.

http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIRCd/unre ... l#setblock


Usermode +h means helpop (and is available to opers only).

Yes I know Anope sets it on other people too, but that's not the way it's meant to be.

Dukat wrote:Channelmode +h means halfop, yes.
You can disable it by adding "h" to the set::restrict-channelmodes.

That won't fully disable it. You will need to also prevent your services from setting +h.

Services dont set mode +h anyways unless in hop list

set::restrict-channelmodes

Where would i put this on the conf file of unreal?

Thanks btw for the quick replies

You put a "restrict-channelmodes" directive in your set block.

http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIRCd/unre ... l#setblock


But don't forget, codemastr's right, chanserv will ignore this config file entry!


On a side note:
If we talk about <block-name>::<statement> we mean block-name{ <statement> };
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIRCd/unre ... eexplained

if u restrict it opers can still set +h in channel like samode or operserv mode.

how can i fully disable it in unreal. thank you.

You can't. There is a feature request somewhere about doing a such thing, but has not been scheduled for any future releases

cculha wrote:if u restrict it opers can still set +h in channel like samode or operserv mode.

how can i fully disable it in unreal. thank you.

This is a good idea. I hope it will released soon.