software/RELEASES/ircservices/achurch.org/services/lists/ircservices/2005/005009.html

   1 <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">
   2 <HTML>
   3  <HEAD>
   4    <TITLE> [IRCServices] OperServ help
   5    </TITLE>
   6    <LINK REL="Index" HREF="index.html" >
   7    <LINK REL="made" HREF="mailto:ircservices%40ircservices.esper.net?Subject=%5BIRCServices%5D%20OperServ%20help&In-Reply-To=42E6CEE6.1090102%40inspircd.org">
   8    <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="index,nofollow">
   9    <META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=us-ascii">
  10    <LINK REL="Previous"  HREF="005008.html">
  11    <LINK REL="Next"  HREF="005010.html">
  12  </HEAD>
  13  <BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">
  14    <H1>[IRCServices] OperServ help</H1>
  15     <B>Craig McLure</B>
  16     <A HREF="mailto:ircservices%40ircservices.esper.net?Subject=%5BIRCServices%5D%20OperServ%20help&In-Reply-To=42E6CEE6.1090102%40inspircd.org"
  17        TITLE="[IRCServices] OperServ help">Craig at frostycoolslug.com
  18        </A><BR>
  19     <I>Tue Jul 26 20:06:10 PDT 2005</I>
  20     <P><UL>
  21         <LI>Previous message: <A HREF="005008.html">[IRCServices] OperServ help
  22 </A></li>
  23         <LI>Next message: <A HREF="005010.html">[IRCServices] OperServ help
  24 </A></li>
  25          <LI> <B>Messages sorted by:</B>
  26               <a href="date.html#5009">[ date ]</a>
  27               <a href="thread.html#5009">[ thread ]</a>
  28               <a href="subject.html#5009">[ subject ]</a>
  29               <a href="author.html#5009">[ author ]</a>
  30          </LI>
  31        </UL>
  32     <HR>
  33 <!--beginarticle-->
  34 <PRE>Om wrote:
  35 &gt;<i> Terry wrote:
  36 </I>&gt;<i>
  37 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> I want to give a user as much perms as possible so i can admin the
  38 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> server from work
  39 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  40 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> I did
  41 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> /msg OperServ  OPER ADD user
  42 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  43 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> That use the other end then logged in and did
  44 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  45 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> /msg NickServ IDENTIFY password
  46 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  47 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> Then tried to
  48 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> /msg operserv USERLIST as an example which gave permission  denied.
  49 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  50 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> In the logs it shows
  51 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  52 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> [Jul 26 22:32:29 2005] operserv/main: Non-oper <A HREF="http://lists.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">user at blah</A> sent: USERLIST.
  53 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  54 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> So i am not quite sure where the problem lays.
  55 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> I think this is what i need.
  56 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  57 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> *F.6. Trying to use OperServ gives me &quot;Access denied&quot;, but my nick is
  58 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> in the ServicesRoot directive and is registered, and I've identified
  59 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> for my nick.*
  60 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  61 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>   You need to be opered (i.e. user mode +o from using /oper; this is
  62 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>   different from channel operator mode) to access OperServ.
  63 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  64 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> But i dont under stand this part ( user mode +o from using /oper; t )
  65 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>   Cheers
  66 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  67 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  68 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> ------------------------------------------------------------------
  69 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, visit:
  70 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> <A HREF="http://lists.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">http://lists.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices</A>
  71 </I>&gt;&gt;<i>
  72 </I>&gt;<i> When you use your IRCd's /oper command (/oper opernick operpass) then
  73 </I>&gt;<i> the IRCd sets the usermode +o on you.
  74 </I>&gt;<i> OperServ is denying access to all users that don't have the +o usermode,
  75 </I>&gt;<i> even if they are svsopers, so to use OperServ you need +o set on you.
  76 </I>&gt;<i> Which you get by /oper ing :)
  77 </I>&gt;<i>
  78 </I>&gt;<i> Cheers
  79 </I>&gt;<i>
  80 </I>&gt;<i> Om
  81 </I>In addition, i think this is a security measure, in the event that
  82 someone 'cracked' my nickserv password (no matter how secure it is) they
  83 would still need my operator password to be able to do anything remotly
  84 dangerous (remembering that services can provide override, kill, kick,
  85 ban, op people when you are a services admin), imagine the chaos a
  86 compromised password could cause ;)
  87
  88 /****************************************
  89   *     Craig &quot;FrostyCoolSlug&quot; McLure
  90   *       <A HREF="http://lists.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">Craig at FrostyCoolSlug.com</A>
  91   * InspIRCd   - <A HREF="http://www.inspircd.org">http://www.inspircd.org</A>
  92   * ChatSpike  - <A HREF="http://www.chatspike.net">http://www.chatspike.net</A>
  93   ****************************************/
  94
  95 &gt;<i> ------------------------------------------------------------------
  96 </I>&gt;<i> To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, visit:
  97 </I>&gt;<i> <A HREF="http://lists.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">http://lists.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices</A>
  98 </I>&gt;<i>
  99 </I>&gt;<i>
 100 </I>
 101 </PRE>
 102
 103
 104
 105 <!--endarticle-->
 106     <HR>
 107     <P><UL>
 108         <!--threads-->
 109         <LI>Previous message: <A HREF="005008.html">[IRCServices] OperServ help
 110 </A></li>
 111         <LI>Next message: <A HREF="005010.html">[IRCServices] OperServ help
 112 </A></li>
 113          <LI> <B>Messages sorted by:</B>
 114               <a href="date.html#5009">[ date ]</a>
 115               <a href="thread.html#5009">[ thread ]</a>
 116               <a href="subject.html#5009">[ subject ]</a>
 117               <a href="author.html#5009">[ author ]</a>
 118          </LI>
 119        </UL>
 120
 121 </body></html>