[IRCServices] Question about IrcServices 5.01/02 and bahamut 1.4.34

[Andrew Church]

     What version of Bahamut are you using?  Try disabling
CSSetChannelTimes in modules.conf and see if that helps.

  --Andrew Church
    achurch at achurch.org
    http://achurch.org/

>On Sat, 26 Oct 2002, JT wrote:
>> I registered a channel.  I want to be autooped when I join the channel.
>> I get a message from the server that services.dragoncat.net (the
>> psuedo-server I use) has removed my oper status.  I have (as expected)
>> founder level access to the channel.  When I try /msg chanserv op #test
>> JT it tells me that I'm already opped, but I'm not.
>
>Okay, a bit more info.
>
>It only seems to happen to the *first* user to join the channel.
>I added a second user and made them an autoop.  Whichever joins the 
>channel first gets their operator mode removed by services.dragoncat.net.
>The other one when it joins, gets given chanops by ChanServ.  Also, 
>killing services and restarting them results in the correct modes being 
>given to the user.  It's also correctable by issuing a /msg Chanserv deop 
>#channel user and then a /msg chanserv op #channel user.  Attempting to 
>issue the op alone result is a message from chanserv about already being 
>opped.
>
>Looking a bit further, I found the 'KnownBugs' list and this seems to be 
>related to the bug on 'failure to detect node bouncing' though I'm not 
>sure why this might be.
>
>Looking at the code, the problem seems to be in the input to
>check_chan_user_modes.
>
>The difference is that u->mode seems to be 1 in the case of the first user 
>to join the channel even though it is getting unset by the services 
>server.  It looks as if the service is not noticing that the +o mode for 
>first user on the channel was automatically reset (even though I have 
>LEAVEOPS set on the channel :() and thus thinks it doesn't need to set the 
>op.
>
>I'm more than willing to help debug this further if people can suggest 
>where I might want to go looking.
>
>Followups to this should probably move to the code list if they get into 
>the nitty-gritty of patches, but I figured initial discussion/report 
>should be on the more general list.
>
>--JT
>
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