[IRCServices] Seeing why people get Ops

[Mohsen Heshmati]

 I am aware of that but there are two things stopping people form getting
the right information. 

1) Channel operators don't have the power to use /ns listlinks to see if
they've been oped through another nick or not and

2) the status command doesn't really tell you anything like the why command
on Conference Room. Please keep in mind that SecureOps is active on the
channel and people can't give ops themselves.

It's turning out to be a problem to solve kind of thing. It'd be great to
have your say on it

best Regards,
Mohsen Heshmati
aka mohsenh

AceIRC.net Network Administrator
 
 
www.gapchat.com
-------Original Message-------
 
From: IRC Services General Mailing List
Date: Friday, July 04, 2003 2:51:00 PM
To: ircservices at ircservices.za.net
Subject: Re: [IRCServices] Seeing why people get Ops
 
When someone gets ops through the ChanServ accesslist and change nicks their
status (/msg chanserv status #room nick) does not change IIRC.
So that at least shows you whether they got their ops through the accesslist
or not.
 
>
>Hey,
>
>When I come online as a channel Operator I need to know how people get Ops
>and Voice etc. When an operator comes in and identifies gets ops and then
>they can change their nick and that would mean that when i come in later on
>and see some other nick, I need to know why that nick has operators.
>
> There's a feature on webchat (conference room) that you can say /cs why
>#channel nick to see why the nick has ops on that channel. It could be real
>useful specially when you have restrictions on channels and you are
>managing
>a big channel by a group of sops.
>
> -ChanServ- AbarGHodRat has AutoOp access to #Abadan,because they have
>identified for the nickname `PING_PONG` which is on the channel AOp list.
>
>
>I tried looking for it but I couldn't find any feature on the current
>releases that does that. I would be happy to hear your comments and help on
>this feature.
>
>Thanks
>Mohsen Heshmati
>
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