I locked myself out channel #opers.

[Rexodus]

Hi there.

I'm brandnew to UnrealIRCd and in the first day I managed to mess up real bad! I turned #opers into > 0 [+sntizOPZCc] and after a while I rebooted the computer with the last client in that channel . Good learning moment but I don't see the exit. I need to remove the 'i' somehow.

I've been searching and trying for a while but even the Oper doesn't have enough power to force join that channel as far as I can tell? I tried to invite myself but it says I'm not in that channel. Duh! I tried to remove the whole channel but afaics there is no feature for that. I tried to /mode that channel -i without any result. Now I'm out of ideas.

Does anyone have a solution to this problem before I re-install the whole thing? According to Google, I seem to be the only one on this planet who managed to pull off such stupidity.

Many thanks in advance!

[Valware]

hi

firstly, check your unrealircd config that your opertype is netadmin. don't forget you need to actually "/oper opername password" on IRC after you've connected.

if you make any changes, you should be able to update the changes by using the command "/rehash"
once you've got that and you're opered (should have usermode +o at this point) you should be able to use "/sajoin yourname #channel"

you can also try "/samode #channel -i"

good luck

[Rexodus]

hi

firstly, check your unrealircd config that your opertype is netadmin. don't forget you need to actually "/oper opername password" on IRC after you've connected.

if you make any changes, you should be able to update the changes by using the command "/rehash"
once you've got that and you're opered (should have usermode +o at this point) you should be able to use "/sajoin yourname #channel"

you can also try "/samode #channel -i"

good luck

TnX for your reply. And I tried that too. I have (+iostwxz) but /sa* doesn't work here.

My version is UnrealIRCd-5.2.1.1 and I installed it from the TARball on Ubuntu server 18 LTS.

[Valware]

final thing I can think of then, specifically for unrealircd, is change your opertype in the unrealircd config from:
"netadmin"
to:
"netadmin-with-override"

then rehash, and you should have access to /sacmds

[DonTCry]

If you have usermode +o, try /mode #chan -i

[Rexodus]

final thing I can think of then, specifically for unrealircd, is change your opertype in the unrealircd config from:
"netadmin"
to:
"netadmin-with-override"

then rehash, and you should have access to /sacmds

Please check those 2 pictures. I hope it explains what I'm doing wrong...

http://blacklist.exposed/data/2021-08-2 ... Window.png
http://blacklist.exposed/data/2021-08-2 ... Window.png

[Rexodus]

If you have usermode +o, try /mode #chan -i

Doesn't work either.

[DonTCry]

can you provide your server IP please?

[Valware]

final thing I can think of then, specifically for unrealircd, is change your opertype in the unrealircd config from:
"netadmin"
to:
"netadmin-with-override"

then rehash, and you should have access to /sacmds

Please check those 2 pictures. I hope it explains what I'm doing wrong...

http://blacklist.exposed/data/2021-08-2 ... Window.png
http://blacklist.exposed/data/2021-08-2 ... Window.png

ahh okay looks like your client doesn't understand the commands and isn't forwarding it to the server perhaps?
try /quote sajoin username #channel

[Rexodus]

final thing I can think of then, specifically for unrealircd, is change your opertype in the unrealircd config from:
"netadmin"
to:
"netadmin-with-override"

then rehash, and you should have access to /sacmds

Please check those 2 pictures. I hope it explains what I'm doing wrong...

http://blacklist.exposed/data/2021-08-2 ... Window.png
http://blacklist.exposed/data/2021-08-2 ... Window.png

ahh okay looks like your client doesn't understand the commands and isn't forwarding it to the server perhaps?
try /quote sajoin username #channel

Dude! You deserve a statue as big as the Eiffeltower! Thank you very much!

[Valware]

[Rexodus]

Back after dinner. Now I get this error. Seems a Java problem according to Google?


Topic: Opers channel
[24-08-21 10:03:23] Rexodus ([email protected]) has joined #opers
[24-08-21 10:03:23] Topic for #opers: Opers channel
[24-08-21 10:03:23] Topic set by Rexodus () (Mon Aug 23 06:19:56 2021)
[24-08-21 10:03:23] [Users #opers]
[24-08-21 10:03:23] [ Rexodus]
[24-08-21 10:03:23] Irssi: #opers: Total of 1 nicks (0 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 1 normal)
[24-08-21 10:03:23] Channel #opers created Fri Aug 20 05:18:00 2021
[24-08-21 10:03:23] Irssi: Join to #opers was synced in 0 secs
[24-08-21 10:15:01] #opers End of Channel Exception List
[24-08-21 10:15:35] mode/#opers +o Rexodus by Rexodus
[24-08-21 10:15:40] #opers End of Channel Exception List

I was trying to mode -i the channel with no avail. In fact, whatever mode I try to add or remove fails.

[k4be]

I don't see any problem with the log you're pasting (but you should also include the command you use for better understanding).
The response "End of Channel Exception List" is a valid response for command "/mode #channel e" (listing channel exceptions) when the exception list is empty. You probably want to use "/mode #opers -i"?

[Valware]

hi again
after a quick check here https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/usin ... elay-chat/
I can't see that irssi supports a lot of commands, and would seem you have to prefix a lot of commands with the same as before
/quote mode #channel -i

[Rexodus]

hi again
after a quick check here https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/usin ... elay-chat/
I can't see that irssi supports a lot of commands, and would seem you have to prefix a lot of commands with the same as before
/quote mode #channel -i

Yes! /quote 'mode #opers -i' did the trick. Thank you all very much!