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[Stefan]

Hi,

Im new to this world. but wen i do :

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OPERSERV LOGIN XXXXXI get:

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Password accepted
But when I do :

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/os oper listI get

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Access denied
My user in anope service.conf

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oper
{
name = "Klapvogn"
type = "Services Root"
password = "XXXXX"
require_oper = yes
host = "@"
}
What do I do wrong ?

I think I have answered my own question

in unrealircd.conf i had

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oper Klapvogn {
class opers;
mask {
tls yes;
identified yes;
}
password "XXXX!";
operclass netadmin-with-override;
swhois "is a Network Administrator";
vhost netadmin.xxx.pw;
}
I changed the class:

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oper Klapvogn {
class clients;
mask {
tls yes;
identified yes;
}
password "XXXX!";
operclass netadmin-with-override;
swhois "is a Network Administrator";
vhost netadmin.xxx.pw;
}
Now I can /os oper list

[Lord255]

not sure about your answer.
ircd and anope's oper are two different things.
changing class in ircd's class, irrelevant i think.
as an oper you should not use a clients class btw.

[The Myth Lives]

- In your UnrealIRCd oper block, the mask item is totally wrong. It should look like the following:

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oper Klapvogn {
class opers;
mask *; /* if you want to permit any IP. */
password "XXXX!";
operclass netadmin-with-override;
swhois "is a Network Administrator";
vhost netadmin.xxx.pw;
}
If you really want to force opers to use TLS and be identified to services before being able to oper-up, just add the following on the oper block (if service are down they can't oper up due to need +r):

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require-modes "zr";
- On Anope side, your host is also wrong. It should look like the following:

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oper
{
name = "Klapvogn"
type = "Services Root"
password = "XXXXX"
require_oper = yes
host = "*@*"
}

Cheers