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IS 3.5 Problems

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notworking.gif i've Tried the /oper Command on IS 3.5 and of course its not working i've added one and it said no 0 lines for your host i've tried /oper admin admin and i get Password incorrect, meanwhile i cannot find any Set O lines different from the one already in there.
Edited Oct 22, 2004 1:34 PM by bluedevil

not sure on IS's config files but if its similar 2 IRCD styles, do u have ur ident set in the O:line section? and if so is it right?

 

Wildcarding part of it usually helps or puting in ur IP (best bet) and wildcarding that should help

 

Example *@ip.x.x.x*

Still Nothing!

I have tried using my ip also Its not working .. i give up lol ziggy, u need to make a server dialog tool, where u can add opers (moniter channels and text in channels) moniter users in channel 'besides the fact u can /list or /listx)

make it where u can have like ChanServ Join anychannel if commanded by an ADMIN oper ONLY add features like /usonline (USERS ONLINE) and only opers can do it (all this in a dialog so then u dont have to configure the ircx file

 

Also where u can just check off (Dont AUTO DIE on start)

Changing X:DIE:1 to X:DIE:0

as was discussed on our forums, you've solved this. anyways, you have to edit ircx.conf manually because:

1) we don't have a UI for it yet -- we're working on getting it out of beta, that's not that important

2) we assume you're able to read, which is all that is required.

 

the reason X:DIE is there in the first place is to force you to configure ignitionServer (imagine what would happen if there were thousands of ignitionServers running all with an admin password of "admin" -- that could be very dangerous). that's why it's on by default -- to make you go "oh, I forgot to set it up!"

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woot_jump.gif ziggy does have a point there ..

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