1) you should change the standardt levels of chanserv
because level 10 for halfop and normal op isnt good ;)
2) epona has with the normal number leven system an xop
system where you just msg chanserv aop #chan add nick to
auto op and so on instead for the exact level and it has a
cmd to switch between the 2 modes
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Regarding 1, if you looked at the LEVEL list provided by
ChanServ, you would notice you can change them around. I
set them both at the same thing by default, because MOST irc
daemons do not support HalfOps. Ops will override HalfOps
anyway, so it effectively disables HalfOps. You could
either raise the Ops or lower the HalfOps level to
differentiate them (assuming your IRCD supports HalfOps).
Not only can you do this for any newly registrered channel
in the INI file, but each channel can change these levels
around themselves, to suit their channel.
Regarding 2, we do not plan on creating these kinds of
aliases for the ACCESS command in Magick 2.0, however for
Magick 2.1, we will be releasing these kinds of changes as
default scripts that will come with the Magick distribution,
so all you will have to do is load these scripts, and you
should be set.
Access levels are MUCH more flexible than aop/sop/etc for
channels. And I've always preferred them for this reason.
If you look at the stuff that the access levels allow you to
do, you will see its MUCH more than some modes on the
channel, they allow you to individually tweak many different
things that with a lesser system, would be lumped together
with one of these kinds of keywords.
I believe most users also appreciate ACCESS LEVELS more,
once they understand them for what they are. Which is
exactly why user.txt is distributed with the Magick
distribution, and the HTML version of it exists on the
Magick website (http://www.magick.tm). Education is
contageous :)
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1) just wondred but didnt thought at the other ircds =)
2) ok then i'll wait for magick 2.1 =)
thx for quit answer =)