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Hello , i use m_uline module by angrywolf , i can use command svsnick , svsmode etc... exepted SQLINE , and i don t want to get epona or anope or this kind of services .

Your best bet is to look at the source for any decent services package, or Unreal itself to learn the proper syntax for the SVS commands.

You'll probably find that you're not really doing SVSNICK properly, you might want to script an alias for it to generate a TS instead of using some random number. This will help in nick collision situations to kill the right person.

With services:With m_uline

Uh... that's not about svsnick

SQLINE is falsely labeled as a services command. It's actually a server command - any server, services or otherwise, can use it, and normal users (regardless of permissions) can not use it. The reason any server can use it is because this was what was used prior to TKL to synchronize sqlines in a network (remember - sqlines are global, so when servers connect they have to share all the global information, sqlines included).

Currently there is no way for any user to add global qlines (short of remote includes + ban nick + mass-rehash). I'm beginning to consider coding a simple module for it (shouldn't be too hard), however.


And before I forget: */me beats Stealth with a big rubber hammer for posting /operserv raw strings *

I refrained from the beating myself, just.
As to the SVSNICK stuff, he said he was using it- I just want to make sure he's using it properly .

About the SQLINE stuff...

m_uline was never able to SQLINE, I think it is something to do with Unreal.

As aquanight said, you have to be a server as well - being a uline isnt enough ;p

Uline has nothing to do with it. SQLINE is a server command, plain and simple. No U:Line required.

(And when servers can just TKL + Q etc, why bother restricting SQLINE?)

Did I say you needed a uline? Stop picking holes in my text - we all know what I mean ;P