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Abacus62
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Joined: 02 Jan 2006
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 Posted: Jan 02, 2006 6:12pm Post subject: Oper Module? |
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Hey Everyone! Just wondering if anyone could help me with a little something. I was wondering if there was a module around that will automatically +qoa administrators on joining a channel. Its just that sometimes chanserv goes against operators and deops them when they join another users registered channel.
Couldd anyone please help/ |
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Akoshia
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Location: Florida
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| Posted: Jan 02, 2006 6:44pm Post subject: |
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| i dont know if there is one , but why would you need to be +qoa in someone elses channel? i can see being +ao IF the room owner adds you to access or invites you to op yourself, but not +q, theres no need for any admin or any oper to +q themselfs in another persons room , you dont need to , you dont need ops in a room to do anything , your line lets you override.i own a net , and my admins and opers are not allowed to op themselfs in someone elses room unless invited to , it gives the room owner a sense of NONownership , dont you think? |
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shadow16
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| Posted: Jan 02, 2006 7:21pm Post subject: Re: Oper Module? |
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| Abacus62 wrote: | Hey Everyone! Just wondering if anyone could help me with a little something. I was wondering if there was a module around that will automatically +qoa administrators on joining a channel. Its just that sometimes chanserv goes against operators and deops them when they join another users registered channel.
Couldd anyone please help/ |
/operserv set superadmin on would do what your asking, but I agree with Akoshia. |
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Akoshia
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| Posted: Jan 02, 2006 8:52pm Post subject: |
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lo hey shadow , i completely forgot about that , i dont think iv ever used it tho lol  |
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PingBad
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| Posted: Jan 03, 2006 3:55am Post subject: |
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| Akoshia wrote: | | your line lets you override |
Only when the O:Line has been explicitly granted such power (unless you happen to be a Services Admin or higher [IRCd-level, not Services-level] who can use /samode)
Abacus, you have asked this in 3 seperate forums now. Can you confine your question to the appropriate forum (in this case, Anope Modules)? |
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