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You're not channel operator problem

2005-07-31T19:04:49-04:00

I checked and they were all getting their op, but I wasn't sure if I had to do anything in the console or something.

Statistics: Posted by Tomm — Sun Jul 31, 2005 7:04 pm

You're not channel operator problem

2005-07-31T18:55:07-04:00

so what happened after you tried that command?

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sun Jul 31, 2005 6:55 pm

You're not channel operator problem

2005-07-31T18:48:53-04:00

Hello,

I'm also very very new with using an eggdrop, but I finally got it into all my channels. My qyestion now is; how can I give this bot autoop in all my channels

I tried the following command: /msg ChanServ AOP #Channelname ADD Botnick.

I don't know if this is right ir if I have to do it elsewhere. Could someone give me some advice

Thank You

Statistics: Posted by Tomm — Sun Jul 31, 2005 6:48 pm

You're not channel operator problem

2005-07-29T11:58:15-04:00

and if you just want that message to stop, just disable it in your console.

Statistics: Posted by stevegarbz — Fri Jul 29, 2005 11:58 am

You're not channel operator problem

2005-07-28T16:41:41-04:00

have a channel operator (a person with @ in front of their nickname) op you or your bot

Statistics: Posted by demond — Thu Jul 28, 2005 4:41 pm

You're not channel operator problem

2005-07-28T15:15:23-04:00

Hi all!

Ill try and be short and precise. Just learned eggdrop. Managed to set up the conf file to where it actualy initiates the channel that I want and all. Successfully went through the "/msg hello". Now I have searched and searched for the answer to my somewhat stupid question. Here goes:

I open up my xchat and log on to the channel that I use the bot against. I simply cant give neither myself or the bot op!? This is the result from .whois that I've done through telnetting the bot.

Code:

HANDLE    PASS NOTES FLAGS           LASTMrMunson  yes      1 ahjlmnoptx      20:53 (#xboxlovers)   #xboxlovers        aglo            20:53  HOSTS: *!MrMunson@*.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se, -telnet!*@*

In my world, the o's in both the global setting and the channelspecific lines are meaning that I should be op. Am I getting this wrong? Whenever I try do do something that requires op-level my xchat spits this message out:

* # :You're not channel operator

Does anyone have the time or knowledge to explain what I am doing wrong. That would be great! I wasnt sure whether to paste in any of my configs so bare with me and ask if there is any specific confpart that may be useful for me to post here.

Thanks a bunch!

//Jim

Statistics: Posted by mrmunson — Thu Jul 28, 2005 3:15 pm