auspice
Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 10:28 am
I run service Auspice
but i don't add Services Root Admin
Help me psl .
Thanks
but i don't add Services Root Admin
Help me psl .
Thanks
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Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 2:58 pm
Hmm, why not ask Auspice?
Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 3:10 pm
Auspice for win32
Run Ok
but i don't add Service root admin
help me
Run Ok
but i don't add Service root admin
help me
Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 7:55 pm
That was not his way of asking you to repeat what you said.
Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 3:20 am
Add Services root admin ??? i don't know add ... Do u help me
Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 4:49 am
/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.
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.
Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 9:24 am
Oh /msg adminserv help No flags right
Add Service root on Services.conf ??
Add Service root on Services.conf ??
Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 11:11 pm
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.
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.
Posted: Tue May 25, 2004 1:05 am
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.
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.
Thanks :P
Posted: Tue May 25, 2004 1:10 am
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...
I was thinking services master... told you it's been a while.
I take it auspice still has a userbase then dear oh dear...