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Hello,

I am running the UnrealIRCD 3.2.2 Server on my Localhost (Xampp - http://www.apachefriends.org).

I can chat throug network,
as an normal user,

but I want to login as an IRCop, with all rights,
I already tried to create one in the unrealircd.conf file

I'll attach this file,
so you can please help me,
and say where I have to enter which settings ?

At the moment, I connect on netadmin.localhost and port 6667 and password "mypw"

Moderator: Do not post your config.

hi

ok firstly dont post passwords or IPS on these forums, its VERY dangerious to yourself.

secondly dont paste links to your config files UNLESS your passwords and names and hostmasks and ips and cloakkeys are ALL CHANGED!
this again is dangerious!


secondly change
to be the rest looks fine, to oper up
u type -> /oper name password
where name = ur oper login name
where password = ur oper password

*a mod should disclose his first post information please*

thx,
but first, this isnt my real password,
and second,
the server is on my localhost,
so noone on the internet can join or hack the server
I'll try to do what you've said

EDIT:
I've tried to do the /oper command,
but I get following message:

oper service is currently down. please try again later.

Disable your clients script, or type /quote oper login password

err, /quote oper KriX mypw does show me following message:

oper services are currently down. Please try again later.

Maybe it's, because I haven't created some Bots like NickServ, or OperServ (?), Chanserv etc.

If that's the reason,
can you please tell me, how can I create these kind of bots?

Btw:
I didn't configure the eggdrop.conf with the command ./eggdrop or sth like that,
I manually edited the eggdrop.conf with my hands

Please disable all your client scripts. The error message you get is not generated by Unreal IRCd but by your script. We can't help you if we don't know the real error message...

If you are using mIRC, use /!oper login pass (with the !)

I'm useing Noname script with mIRC 6.16
and I havn't installed any other scripts

and the /!oper command brought the same message

Did you create an alias called 'oper'? I wouldn't have thought it would be able to override the main oper command, but, you never know.

yes, i think so,

however there is an text like:
oper KriX {
lalala
}