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[sprin]

Many problems in the anope 2.0
I can't use /ns or /nickserv or /msg nickserv I have to use /msg nickserv@irc.****.net
Also this:

Why I can't make normal password!!

[Adam]

Disable 'usestrictprivmsg' as it is in the default example.conf

[sprin]

Disable 'usestrictprivmsg' as it is in the default example.conf

With that I can use /msg nickserv ...
but I still can't use /ns

[Adam]

That's because your ircd side aliases are not configured correctly and/or the services's server name is misconfigured.

[sprin]

That's because your ircd side aliases are not configured correctly and/or the services's server name is misconfigured.

aliases are not configured! I don't know why I don't have aliases config file also I don't see them on services.conf! this should be intalled with anope on default I guess

[Adam]

The aliases have literally nothing to do with Anope. Did you not read what I said? It's an IRCd command. How could /ns etc be a command ON services? Configure your IRCd correctly.

[wilco]

include "aliases/anope.conf";

if you are using unrealircd

[sprin]

The aliases have literally nothing to do with Anope. Did you not read what I said? It's an IRCd command. How could /ns etc be a command ON services? Configure your IRCd correctly.

Oh ok!
anyway I found the aliases folder and files of Unrealircd! but how can I configure them? I didn't change anything

[wilco]

also use make sure to use:


   services-server       "services.blah.com";

in set block of unrealircd conf again if you are running unrealircd

[sprin]

include "aliases/anope.conf";

if you are using unrealircd

I added it and still nothing! I still need to use /msg nickserv ...

also use make sure to use:


   services-server       "services.blah.com";

in set block of unrealircd conf again if you are running unrealircd

already there

[Taylor]

That's a question for your IRCD support, NOT Anope

[sprin]

That's a question for your IRCD support, NOT Anope

I asked here because I thought aliases are from services! Sorry

[John]

I asked here because I thought aliases are from services! Sorry

Yeah, some IRCd, like Unreal, you have to declare the aliases.

For example:

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alias nickserv { type services; };
alias ns { target NickServ; type services; };

These two would cover /ns and /nickserv, but for /msg nickserv that IS an anope command. Usually it's fine, as default, but I am unsure about 2.0 (as I still use 1.8.6).