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| + | == <div class="moduleheader">Anope IRC Services - 2.0 General Frequently Asked Questions</div> == | ||
| − | == Anope 2.0 IRC Services - Frequently Asked Questions == | + | ;When was Anope 2.0 Released? :Anope 2.0 was released stable: March 23rd, 2014. |
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| + | ;How long was Anope 2.0 In Development? :Anope 2.0 Development lasted for about 5 years before stable was released. | ||
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| + | ;When will Anope stop supporting 1.8/1.9? :Because Anope 2.0 is considered the latest "stable" version, we strongly recommend upgrading as soon as possible. However, we will continue to provide 1.8/1.9 support until 1 year past the release date of Anope 2.0 (March 23rd, 2015 is when support stops.) | ||
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| + | ;Why should I update to 2.0? :Why not? Anope 2.0 is the lastest version. Just like when you update the anti-virus software on your computer, it's important to keep Anope updated. Anope 2.0 includes the implementation of many old modules of 1.8 and 1.9, (meaning they are now included with a basic installation.) Anope 2.0 also includes security fixes, and many new and improved features. | ||
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| + | ;Where can I get support for Anope? :We offer "live" support on irc.anope.org in #anope. There, our contributors and team members can assist you with any problems. | ||
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| + | ;Does Anope offer Development Support? :On our IRC Network, you can join #anope-devel to discuss Anope Development. | ||
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| + | ;Is there Anope Support in other languages? :Anope's wiki translates into multiple languages for the ease of our users. You can also join #anope.fr #anope.es or #anope.de for language support on our IRC Network. | ||
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| + | ;Are there any other places I can get Anope Support?:Although it is the preferred method, If you are not available to use the IRC Network for support, you can post for support on our [http://forum.anope.org Forums]. | ||
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| + | ;I think I found a bug in Anope! What do I do? :Please report all bugs on [https://github.com/anope/anope/issues the Bug Tracker]. | ||
| + | :Be sure you include as much information about replicating the issue as you can. Debug logs are the most helpful. | ||
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| + | == <div class="moduleheader">Anope IRC Services - Changes with 2.0 Frequently Asked Questions</div> == | ||
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| + | ;Where did MLOCK Go? :Use /msg ChanServ MODE <u>Channel</u> LOCK {SET|ADD} <u>modes</u> | ||
| + | :See /msg ChanServ HELP MODE for more details. | ||
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| + | ;Why does my chanserv password show up in the channel description? / Where is my ChanServ Password :ChanServ no longer requires passwords when registering channels. It is linked to your NickServ account instead. They new syntax is /msg ChanServ REGISTER <u>channel</u> <u>description</u>. If you registered your channel, and your password is in your description, you should /msg ChanServ DROP #channel, then re-register. This change also includes the removal of Chanserv IDENTIFY, and ChanServ LOGOUT. | ||
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| + | ;Where did defcon go? :Defcon is now disabled by default. You simply need to enable it in operserv.conf | ||
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| + | ;Where is the selection for <my language>? :This is done via nickserv. If nickserv's '''help set language''' does not list your language then you need to make sure '''locale''' is properly installed on your system. For *nix this is usually done during installation, and can be added via your system's package manager. Each system's method is different, but Debian based distributions will usually use '''apt-get install locale''', while Opensuse will use '''zypper install locale''', other flavors of linux and unix may use similar commands. | ||
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| + | ;Where did the NICKSERV GHOST and RELEASE commands go? :Both commands were replaced by the RECOVER command. You still can activate this command by editing your nickserv.conf. (search for "ghost" to find the right place) | ||
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| + | == <div class="moduleheader">Anope IRC Services - 2.0 Installation Frequently Asked Questions</div> == | ||
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| + | ;I'm getting this error while installing CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER ? :For Debian and Ubuntu based, or derived OSs type: apt-get install build-essential - Then try again. For other OSs you need to make sure the correct packages are installed. | ||
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| + | ;When I type ./services, it says it cannot find the file. :You need to cd to the directory you installed services to. Try: ~/services/bin | ||
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| + | ;How do I install a module? : | ||
| + | # Download your module into <anope_source>/modules/third/ | ||
| + | # Type: '''./Config -quick''' to generate the correct makefiles. | ||
| + | # Type: cd build | ||
| + | # Type: make install | ||
| + | # Update your config files in services/conf/ | ||
| + | # Issue a '''/msg operserv restart''', or use '''/operserv modload <module_name>''' to load the new module. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 9 July 2023
Anope IRC Services - 2.0 General Frequently Asked Questions
- When was Anope 2.0 Released?
- Anope 2.0 was released stable: March 23rd, 2014.
- How long was Anope 2.0 In Development?
- Anope 2.0 Development lasted for about 5 years before stable was released.
- When will Anope stop supporting 1.8/1.9?
- Because Anope 2.0 is considered the latest "stable" version, we strongly recommend upgrading as soon as possible. However, we will continue to provide 1.8/1.9 support until 1 year past the release date of Anope 2.0 (March 23rd, 2015 is when support stops.)
- Why should I update to 2.0?
- Why not? Anope 2.0 is the lastest version. Just like when you update the anti-virus software on your computer, it's important to keep Anope updated. Anope 2.0 includes the implementation of many old modules of 1.8 and 1.9, (meaning they are now included with a basic installation.) Anope 2.0 also includes security fixes, and many new and improved features.
- Where can I get support for Anope?
- We offer "live" support on irc.anope.org in #anope. There, our contributors and team members can assist you with any problems.
- Does Anope offer Development Support?
- On our IRC Network, you can join #anope-devel to discuss Anope Development.
- Is there Anope Support in other languages?
- Anope's wiki translates into multiple languages for the ease of our users. You can also join #anope.fr #anope.es or #anope.de for language support on our IRC Network.
- Are there any other places I can get Anope Support?
- Although it is the preferred method, If you are not available to use the IRC Network for support, you can post for support on our Forums.
- I think I found a bug in Anope! What do I do?
- Please report all bugs on the Bug Tracker.
- Be sure you include as much information about replicating the issue as you can. Debug logs are the most helpful.
Anope IRC Services - Changes with 2.0 Frequently Asked Questions
- Where did MLOCK Go?
- Use /msg ChanServ MODE Channel LOCK {SET|ADD} modes
- See /msg ChanServ HELP MODE for more details.
- Why does my chanserv password show up in the channel description? / Where is my ChanServ Password
- ChanServ no longer requires passwords when registering channels. It is linked to your NickServ account instead. They new syntax is /msg ChanServ REGISTER channel description. If you registered your channel, and your password is in your description, you should /msg ChanServ DROP #channel, then re-register. This change also includes the removal of Chanserv IDENTIFY, and ChanServ LOGOUT.
- Where did defcon go?
- Defcon is now disabled by default. You simply need to enable it in operserv.conf
- Where is the selection for <my language>?
- This is done via nickserv. If nickserv's help set language does not list your language then you need to make sure locale is properly installed on your system. For *nix this is usually done during installation, and can be added via your system's package manager. Each system's method is different, but Debian based distributions will usually use apt-get install locale, while Opensuse will use zypper install locale, other flavors of linux and unix may use similar commands.
- Where did the NICKSERV GHOST and RELEASE commands go?
- Both commands were replaced by the RECOVER command. You still can activate this command by editing your nickserv.conf. (search for "ghost" to find the right place)
Anope IRC Services - 2.0 Installation Frequently Asked Questions
- I'm getting this error while installing CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER ?
- For Debian and Ubuntu based, or derived OSs type: apt-get install build-essential - Then try again. For other OSs you need to make sure the correct packages are installed.
- When I type ./services, it says it cannot find the file.
- You need to cd to the directory you installed services to. Try: ~/services/bin
- How do I install a module?
- Download your module into <anope_source>/modules/third/
- Type: ./Config -quick to generate the correct makefiles.
- Type: cd build
- Type: make install
- Update your config files in services/conf/
- Issue a /msg operserv restart, or use /operserv modload <module_name> to load the new module.
