Anope IRC Services
Anope Development => Modules => Topic started by: Andrey on September 19, 2008, 02:15:43 AM
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i see 1 bug when chanserv enter in empty channel, he get +ao on channel, but chanserv dont work, he ignore all commands for chanserv, i see this in netslipt too, bot enter in channel, but no get +ao and dont work too.
IRCD: inspircd 1.1.20
Anope 1.7.21
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ChanServ simply shouldn't be in a channel to begin with, even having ChanServ in a channel is a network desync.
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stated differently, ChanServ will NOT reply to ANY command ever. because of what Jobe said, Chanserv is not designed to be in channels and without the aid of another module assigning command hooks to ChanServ, it'll never happen.
BOTSERV is what you need in channels if you want to use public commands. BotServ what invented just for this purpose.
PS: Please stop assuming that when Anope or a module doesn't do what you expect it must be a bug. I've seen several posts where you say it's a bug of one sort or another when it's simply a case of Anope or a module not working as you want that is the issue.
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stated differently, ChanServ will NOT reply to ANY command ever. because of what Jobe said, Chanserv is not designed to be in channels and without the aid of another module assigning command hooks to ChanServ, it'll never happen.
BOTSERV is what you need in channels if you want to use public commands. BotServ what invented just for this purpose.
PS: Please stop assuming that when Anope or a module doesn't do what you expect it must be a bug. I've seen several posts where you say it's a bug of one sort or another when it's simply a case of Anope or a module not working as you want that is the issue.
i only warning users about module, because when module force chanserv enter in channel, need restart services for chanserv work again, have option for chanserv dont enter in channels, but i see in any netslipt what botserv get same problem, its only my sugestion.
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