I don't need my bots to op me, because ChanServ is doing that already.
I have edited the 2 config files and choosed -autoop and on boths bots I did remove the flag 'a' of my user "Sloop".
When I am on partyline I can switch off autoop for that channel with .chanset #asprovalta -autoop
That worked! But what if I want autoops enabled, but I do not want autoop ME !!! Although I do not have the +a flag, I am getting autoop. When I tried to remove the flag -o also it didn't worked. The +o still remains there in my user info.
Maybe I am still getting auto-opped because I am the Owner & Master (+n +m) ??? How could I fix that, not to get auto-ops???
PS: The other problem before was a character which I had to put a backslash before, it was wrong interpreted
demond is correct although if I remember right you can stop yourself from being opped by giving yourself the +d flag, but this will result in a war between chanserv and your bots when chanserve ops you your bots will keep trying to deop you.
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demond wrote:he's an owner, I don't believe +d has any effect on +n (if at all possible to set with +n)
the solution would be channel setting -autoop plus a script that autoops any +o user but our weird friend
haha weird friend. I used to use +d on myself to stop the bots auto opping me in channels that didnt belong to me as I supplied the bots for people. But that was a while ago maybe thats been removed in later versions.
The lifecycle of a noob is complex. Fledgling noobs gestate inside biometric pods. Once a budding noob has matured thru gestation they climb out of their pod, sit down at a PC, ask a bunch of questions that are clearly in the FAQ, The Noob is born