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  15     <B>Yusuf Iskenderoglu</B>
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  19     <I>Mon Apr  9 11:38:01 PDT 2001</I>
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  34 <PRE>Hello;
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  36 &gt;<i> a) a getpass-like command (sendpass?) that emails the user their password
  37 </I>&gt;<i> (email program probably setup during services configuration/compilation)
  38 </I>
  39 Please read the TODO file.
  40
  41 &gt;<i> b) a 'operserv level' option in the services.conf for commands
  42 </I>&gt;<i> like getpass,
  43 </I>&gt;<i> maybe using levels like 1,2,3 for oper, admin, root -- some way that one
  44 </I>&gt;<i> would restrict certain commands (such as not allowing service opers to
  45 </I>&gt;<i> retrieve plain passwords.)
  46 </I>
  47 The commands are already level'ed to global operator, services operator,
  48 services admin, services root.
  49 If you want to move a command to somewhere else, open the operserv.c and
  50 change functions like is_services_admin to is_services_oper right in the
  51 command table of operserv.
  52
  53 &gt;<i> c) the ability to create additional names for the same bot, while keeping
  54 </I>&gt;<i> the *serv's for compatibility. (i was thinking along the lines of just
  55 </I>&gt;<i> having cooler-sounding names for bots when in channels)
  56 </I>
  57 Additional names will require additional NICKs sent to the network. Otherwise
  58 you cannot make the ircd know that a certain recipient is from services.
  59 And I do not see the need of filling the services server with more nicks.
  60
  61 &gt;<i> d) a services command to create bot aliases (like /operserv alias add
  62 </I>&gt;<i> chanserv TheBouncer ident name email <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">host at mask</A>) that also updates existing
  63 </I>&gt;<i> aliases. This command could include the ability to create the
  64 </I>&gt;<i> user with all
  65 </I>&gt;<i> forms of identification visible to the user, such as nick, ident, name,
  66 </I>&gt;<i> email, and hostmask.
  67 </I>
  68 What is that email field ? Where does a service pseudoclient use an email ?
  69 Where is it being shown ?
  70 When you give ident, there is no need to re-give it via <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">ident at host</A> anyway.
  71
  72 &gt;<i> e) a services command to remove bot aliases (like /operserv alias del
  73 </I>&gt;<i> TheBouncer)
  74 </I>&gt;<i> f) an additional option with chanserv 'set join' to pick the name of a
  75 </I>&gt;<i> chanserv alias to join.
  76 </I>
  77 That will not be done. You may look into services mailing list archive
  78 and to the README file, why.
  79
  80 &gt;<i> g) a services command to force an alias to join a channel (i know this can
  81 </I>&gt;<i> be done with raws, but a command would be nicer)
  82 </I>
  83 Ought not be done for the same reason.
  84
  85 Regards;
  86 yusuf
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  89 |<i> Yusuf Iskenderoglu                | You get to meet all sorts,     |
  90 </I>|<i> eMail - <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">uhc0 at rz.uni-karlsruhe.de</A>  | in this line of work...        |
  91 </I>|<i> eMail - <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">s_iskend at ira.uka.de</A>       |                                |
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