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  15     <B>Craig Wood</B>
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  19     <I>Mon Apr  9 08:30:01 PDT 2001</I>
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  34 <PRE>a) I cant really see the point in a sendpass, if people lose there pw, they normally approch an oper in person then they can use /getpass or /setpass, i personally in 3years of being an oper have *NEVER* had an e-mail asking for a password. But if you feel the feature is needed, i have no objections ;)
  35 b) Please give operserv levels! it will make life on my net sooo much easier ;)
  36 c) I dont feel services need 'cool' names.
  37 d) cant u get the bot to /vhost on connect?
  38 e) -
  39 f) if u want a service in a channel, just /operserv raw :&lt;SERVICE&gt; join &lt;CHANNEL&gt; (Dont forget the services else yer server will seg-fault ;)
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  41 but some of those commands if they existed looked pritty good ;)
  42
  43 Heres a suggestion from me, an operserv 'auto' command :)
  44 what it will do it automatically op/half-op/voice a id'd nickname in all the channels it is in. if its de opped/hopd/voiced, that would b useful for opers and bots that r designed to keep the channel open.
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  47 ----- Original Message -----
  48 From: ViPeR
  49 Sent: 09 April 2001 02:43
  50 To: <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">IRCServices at ircservices.za.net</A>
  51 Subject: [IRCServices] Services Suggestion(s)
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  53
  54 would it be possible to see any of these features in the services at any
  55 time?
  56
  57 a) a getpass-like command (sendpass?) that emails the user their password
  58 (email program probably setup during services configuration/compilation)
  59 b) a 'operserv level' option in the services.conf for commands like getpass,
  60 maybe using levels like 1,2,3 for oper, admin, root -- some way that one
  61 would restrict certain commands (such as not allowing service opers to
  62 retrieve plain passwords.)
  63 c) the ability to create additional names for the same bot, while keeping
  64 the *serv's for compatibility. (i was thinking along the lines of just
  65 having cooler-sounding names for bots when in channels)
  66 d) a services command to create bot aliases (like /operserv alias add
  67 chanserv TheBouncer ident name email <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">host at mask</A>) that also updates existing
  68 aliases. This command could include the ability to create the user with all
  69 forms of identification visible to the user, such as nick, ident, name,
  70 email, and hostmask.
  71 e) a services command to remove bot aliases (like /operserv alias del
  72 TheBouncer)
  73 f) an additional option with chanserv 'set join' to pick the name of a
  74 chanserv alias to join.
  75 g) a services command to force an alias to join a channel (i know this can
  76 be done with raws, but a command would be nicer)
  77
  78 Well, that turned out longer than I expect. Any comments or suggestions are
  79 appreciated.
  80
  81 -ViPeRzPiT
  82 <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">viper at wcalliance.com</A>
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