[hybrid] a question about /oper command

[Jack L.]

IRC Operators cannot +o themselves in a channel. If you need this
functionality, there is an m_opme.c in the contrib folder that adds
this.

On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 7:15 PM, 张向洪 <zxh1336 at gmail.com> wrote:
> HI  Jack
>
> when i input the command  /oper  bkops    123456  the output is
> #####################################
> 10:57 <10.158.2.12> (irc02.global.mixi.jp) *** Notice -- zhangxh_
> (~zhangxh at 10.192.144.181) is now an operator
> 10:57 <10.158.2.12> *zhangxh_ mode +bloswz
> 10:57 <10.158.2.12> *Reply(381) You have entered... the Twilight Zone!
> 10:57 <10.158.2.12> (irc02.global.mixi.jp) *** Oper privs are abdghklnorsux
> #####################################
> and  input command   /whois zhangxh_
> the output is
> #############
> zhangxh_ (IRC Operator)
> #############
>
> but  after this  message  i  input /mode #zxh1336 +o koukou_chou
> it is error message  by fllowing
> ##################
> 1:09 <10.158.2.12> *Error(482) #zxh1336 You're not channel operator
> ##################
>
> can you help me ? 3ks
>
> 2012/5/30 Jack L. <xxjack12xx at gmail.com>:
>> What does your I line look like? What does it show when you /whois yourself?
>>
>> On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 5:51 AM, 张向洪 <zxh1336 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> HI, budy
>>>
>>>  I have a question about  oper command.
>>> when i  input    /oper  username password , there is the output of  "
>>> *** Oper privs are abdghklnorsux" .
>>> and i cannot get  the operator privilege。
>>>
>>>  some one can help me ?
>>
>