Hey!
When i do /oper <nick> <password>
my bots removes +o from me, why is that...?
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Bots removes +o
Will look at it 
EDIT:
looked at the conf file but there is no
and revenge is not active
EDIT:
looked at the conf file but there is no
from : http://www.egghelp.org/faq.htm#100a) If the nick is being opped by a special user that doesn't appear on the channel (e.g. ChanServ), you will need to make sure the allow-desync option is set to 1 in your bot's config file.
and revenge is not active
First of all, don't look at your config-file; use the .chaninfo command.
Secondly, nodesynch is a boolean channel setting; meaning it's either +nodesynch or -nodesynch, you don't set it to 1 or 0 or any other value.
Thirdly, when (if needed) altering any channel settings, use the .chanset command, don't edit the config-file unless you have full understanding of how the channels-file works (or maybe not even then).
On some odd setups, gaining channel op through server operator privileges, is seen as a server-op to other channel members. In these cases, you'll have to check the stopnethack-mode settings as well.
If you are using a bouncer, all your eggdrop should care about is that you've got a different hostmask.
If your eggdrop is using a bouncer, that would depend on what bouncer you are using, how it's configured, whether it (the bouncer!) does support (and use) any extensions/modules/scripts, etc.
Secondly, nodesynch is a boolean channel setting; meaning it's either +nodesynch or -nodesynch, you don't set it to 1 or 0 or any other value.
Thirdly, when (if needed) altering any channel settings, use the .chanset command, don't edit the config-file unless you have full understanding of how the channels-file works (or maybe not even then).
On some odd setups, gaining channel op through server operator privileges, is seen as a server-op to other channel members. In these cases, you'll have to check the stopnethack-mode settings as well.
If you are using a bouncer, all your eggdrop should care about is that you've got a different hostmask.
If your eggdrop is using a bouncer, that would depend on what bouncer you are using, how it's configured, whether it (the bouncer!) does support (and use) any extensions/modules/scripts, etc.
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