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[Barton Ip]

Hey I've got a whole bunch of problems with anope. Can you guys help me out?

1. I've defined myself as a Super-User using the ServicesRoot directive. But I don't have global oper permissions.

• I can't PM Operserv
• I'm not an oper in channels that I wasn't the first to join

2. How can I restrict chan creation to opers?

I'm using Unreal3.2

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

[Jeremy]

ServicesRoot does not affect your O:Line that is controlled by the IRCd, Nor will it automatically op you in channels that are not registered or registered by another user and you are not on the access list.

You may be able to find a module for that browsing modules.anope.org

[Barton Ip]

ServicesRoot does not affect your O:Line that is controlled by the IRCd,

But I am defined in the O:Line.

[Jeremy]

the IRCd O:Line has nothing to do with Anope, all that is required is being an IRC Operator to communicate with OperServ.

[Barton Ip]

So how do I become an IRC Operator? It sets mode +o when I join a chan.

Could you run me through it?

[Jeremy]

You should consult the documentation for Unreal on IRC Operators. Specifically the OPER command.

[Barton Ip]

Yeah, defined through the oper block.

Code: [Select]

oper dorkbydesign {
class clients;
from {
userhost admin@dorkbydesign.com;
userhost *@*;
};
password "LOLBOAT";
flags {
netadmin;
can_gkline;
can_gzline;
can_zline;
can_restart;
can_die;
global;
};

};

[Jeremy]

If you do not know how to become an IRC Operator you really need to consult the documentation, Just having the O:Line alone does not automatically make you an IRC Operator when you connect to the IRCd.

[Barton Ip]

I just read through the documentation at http://www.unrealircd.com/files/docs/unreal32docs.html and it doesn't explicity say how to become an IRCop.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

[Zero]

Meh... try "/oper OperName operpassword" This does not have anything to deal with Anope.

[Barton Ip]

I think I love you.