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   <H1>[IRCServices] losing access on nickchange</H1>
    <B>Alexander Janssens</B> 
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    <I>Wed Nov 20 16:51:01 PST 2002</I>
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<PRE>It seems that nickserv seems to forget for which nick you have identified
after you changes nicks.

_-Alex-_ is registered, alex is registered to that, testnick is not
registered nor linked to anything.


[15:39:26] -&gt; Server: chanserv op #help
[15:39:27] * ChanServ sets mode: +o _-Alex-_
[15:39:27] [CS] Opped _-Alex-_ on channel #help.

all is fine


[15:39:54] * _-Alex-_ is now known as Alex
[15:39:57] -&gt; Server: chanserv op #help
[15:39:57] * ChanServ sets mode: +o Alex
[15:39:57] [CS] Opped Alex on channel #help.

here it works just fine too

[15:40:29] * Alex is now known as testnick
[15:40:31] -&gt; Server: chanserv op #help
[15:40:31] [CS] Geen permissie.

Here it complains that I don't have the access to op myself (services are
set to start in dutch since most of our users are dutch speaking).
Now this makes me wonder, is it normal that we have our access as long as we
stay in our nickgroup, but loose it once we change to an unregistered nick?
If I change back to any of the nicks in my nickgroup, it remembers me, since
I get my access back without doing anything.  It seems most logical to me
(and useful) that we have our access once identified, no matter which nick
we use.

We're using ircservices-5.0.4 and bahamut-1.4.34

A second question was: how about making operserv showing the nicknames when
you check for sessions?  Like when you do /operserv session view
some.mask.com that it will not only show the amount of users but also which
nicknames they're using.


--
Alexander Janssens a.k.a. _-Alex-_


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	34	<PRE>It seems that nickserv seems to forget for which nick you have identified
	35	after you changes nicks.
	36
	37	_-Alex-_ is registered, alex is registered to that, testnick is not
	38	registered nor linked to anything.
	39
	40
	41	[15:39:26] -> Server: chanserv op #help
	42	[15:39:27] * ChanServ sets mode: +o _-Alex-_
	43	[15:39:27] [CS] Opped _-Alex-_ on channel #help.
	44
	45	all is fine
	46
	47
	48	[15:39:54] * _-Alex-_ is now known as Alex
	49	[15:39:57] -> Server: chanserv op #help
	50	[15:39:57] * ChanServ sets mode: +o Alex
	51	[15:39:57] [CS] Opped Alex on channel #help.
	52
	53	here it works just fine too
	54
	55	[15:40:29] * Alex is now known as testnick
	56	[15:40:31] -> Server: chanserv op #help
	57	[15:40:31] [CS] Geen permissie.
	58
	59	Here it complains that I don't have the access to op myself (services are
	60	set to start in dutch since most of our users are dutch speaking).
	61	Now this makes me wonder, is it normal that we have our access as long as we
	62	stay in our nickgroup, but loose it once we change to an unregistered nick?
	63	If I change back to any of the nicks in my nickgroup, it remembers me, since
	64	I get my access back without doing anything. It seems most logical to me
65	(and useful) that we have our access once identified, no matter which nick
66	we use.
67
68	We're using ircservices-5.0.4 and bahamut-1.4.34
69
70	A second question was: how about making operserv showing the nicknames when
71	you check for sessions? Like when you do /operserv session view
72	some.mask.com that it will not only show the amount of users but also which
73	nicknames they're using.
74
75
76	--
77	Alexander Janssens a.k.a. _-Alex-_
78
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