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HI..I have emailed a few times for help but haven’t heard back.I was wondering how to add another moderator to my chat room? The room won’t even let me give temperary status,the room automatically removes it
Pending on what bot it is you would have. You would have to type /msg <botname> adduser <moderator name> channel op or channel master or channel. It all depends on how much you trust that person. Also your room should be registered. That way you will have a bot and the server will keep all records of all moderators on file
Rocky’s instructions are not for the server bots. The “temporary status” is removed because of “secure ops” being on. This is a protection feature.
Here is a link for more information on adding users to the access list. Click Here
Here is a link for more information on “secure ops”. Click Here
Help for the XOP options is here.
Help with the AOP feature can be found here
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...Hi, I have been trying to type in:
/chanserv SET #roomname SECUREOPS (ON | OFF)
But no matter how I type it in(changing the room name to my rooms name) it keeps giving me syntax error!
This will turn them on:
/chanserv set #YourRoomNameHere secureops on
This will turn secure ops off:
/chanserv set #YourRoomNameHere secureops off
Hope that helps.
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...Applause! Yeah it worked! Thanks Dave!
Now back to to the next steps on making a permanant moderator-me go read now.
WEll it is I the one that needs baby steps instructions…I tried typing in the following(replacing my chat room name) came up error again…
/chanserv access #RoomName add NickName 5
I think your room is using the xop system, by default. To add a user that will be oped (given moderator/operator status) you would type:
/chanserv aop #YourRoomName add NickName
To turn the aop list off (this will also clear it) you can set the xop on/off:
/chanserv set #YourRoomName xop off
Then you can use the “access” command to assign different levels to users.
Using the aop command as I have shown above will auto op the users. It stands for “auto op”
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...Hate to be a bother,but when you mentioned turning the aop list off (will also clear it),does that effect my registering & signing in of my name?All I want to do is add another moderator.
This won’t affect you as your the room owner.
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...Well I have been trying to add the nickname to my user list & have had no success! It keeps coming up that the user name isn’t registered or that the access level is sub zero?
Is the nickname of the user your trying to add registered on the chat server with NickServ?
They need to be a registered user under NickServ to be added to anything as far as the chat server goes.
They need to type /nickserv register TheirPass TheirEmail
to register.
Nothing rhymes with Cindy Crawford after 9 coronas...Well-lightening finally struck my pea brain…when you said to register them I thought I had to do so,but yes he has registered now but it’s still telling me that “registering him at sub zero”? (or something like that) I have a feeling it has to do with the number that I’m suppose to classify him as? Not sure about that..some day I will get this done pact!
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