Greetings, I have been running ngIRC for a few days and am impressed with how quickly it compiled and just worked nearly out of the box!
I have currently two static channels defined in the config file for ngirc. However, I seem to be missing a critical piece of information to setup channel operators. It appears that the operator is normally the channel creator -- when the channel is created on the fly.. For these static channels, I would think that it is predefined in the configuration somewhere. The example conf does not show such an option.
Can anyone guide me to the solution?
Much thanks!
-M
On Tuesday 31 January 2006 13:44, Michael Belanger wrote:
I have currently two static channels defined in the config file for ngirc. However, I seem to be missing a critical piece of information to setup channel operators. It appears that the operator is normally the channel creator -- when the channel is created on the fly.. For these static channels, I would think that it is predefined in the configuration somewhere. The example conf does not show such an option.
Can anyone guide me to the solution?
From irc://irc.barton.de/ngircd Conversation:
1. Create an Operator account in the conf file. 2. Connect to the server with IRC client. 3. issue '/oper <operator username> <password>' 4. join channel as normal 5. issue '/op <your username>' to become the channel op.
For some reason, Kopete (version 0.11) seems to have issues with IRC and the above process. Chatzilla seemed to work fine.
--- Michael Belanger mrb@ciclops.org wrote:
On Tuesday 31 January 2006 13:44, Michael Belanger wrote:
I have currently two static channels defined in
the config file for ngirc.
However, I seem to be missing a critical piece of
information to setup
channel operators. It appears that the operator
is normally the channel
creator -- when the channel is created on the
fly.. For these static
channels, I would think that it is predefined in
the configuration
somewhere. The example conf does not show such an
option.
Can anyone guide me to the solution?
From irc://irc.barton.de/ngircd Conversation:
- Create an Operator account in the conf file.
- Connect to the server with IRC client.
- issue '/oper <operator username> <password>'
- join channel as normal
- issue '/op <your username>' to become the channel
op.
For some reason, Kopete (version 0.11) seems to have issues with IRC and the above process. Chatzilla seemed to work fine.
-- Michael Belanger CICLOPS, Space Science Institute
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For number 5 above try this instead (THIS is the actual IRC method... what was posted by someone else was a shortcut/alias which isn't always set for you.)
5. /mode +o <your username>
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