I'm having a hard time getting svssno to work i get no response at all when i type.
/quote svssno <nick> +s +Fc
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Re: svsmode
SVS* commands can only be sent by a server, not a human
Re: svsmode
Hmm I wonder why svsnick works fine here then.
The previous awnser can't be the right on i think
Still searching.
Here,s a copy off my ulines
ulines {
127.0.0.1;
::ffff:127.0.0.1;
localhost;
localhost.localdomain;
irc.<domain>.com;
services.<domain>.com;
};
I hope someone can help me out here.
At least what i'm trying to do is set the +cF snomask on a user without it being oper.
thnks
The previous awnser can't be the right on i think
Still searching.
Here,s a copy off my ulines
ulines {
127.0.0.1;
::ffff:127.0.0.1;
localhost;
localhost.localdomain;
irc.<domain>.com;
services.<domain>.com;
};
I hope someone can help me out here.
At least what i'm trying to do is set the +cF snomask on a user without it being oper.
thnks
Re: svsmode
ulines apply to servers not users. As for users, all user commands are checked by the users local IRCd before being allowed, so whether the server is ulined or not, doesnt apply to the users on that server, with the exception of servers such as services.
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Re: svsmode
Ok,
That i understand. Now is there any way of changing a perticular users snomask without it having oper rights?
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That i understand. Now is there any way of changing a perticular users snomask without it having oper rights?
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Re: svsmode
Well to be honest, the only way I can think of is OperServ raw in services. Either that or give them an oper block with say only "helpop" flag so they dont actually get any oper priviledges, and can then set snomasks on themselves.
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Re: svsmode
Hehe the problem ther is the bot aint getting oper on the final destination network. 
That's why i'm trying to figure this one out through another way.
That's why i'm trying to figure this one out through another way.