Users on #chanfix:
[@coekie ] [nextie ] [Compy ] [Entrope] [Kev]
[+SiRVulcaN] [mrbean] [reed] [Rubin] [Spikey ]
#chanfix: Total of 10 nicks [1 ops, 1 voices, 8 normal]
coekie's connection has some problems:
* coekie (coekie@coekie.opers.aandekrek.nl) has quit [Connection reset by peer]
* coekie (coekie@coekie.opers.aandekrek.nl) has joined #chanfix
The situation is now like this:
Users on #chanfix:
[+SiRVulcaN] [nextie ] [Compy ] [Entrope] [Kev]
[ coekie ] [mrbean] [reed] [Rubin] [Spikey ]
#chanfix: Total of 10 nicks [0 ops, 1 voices, 9 normal]
chanfix will detect that #chanfix has become opless. Then it
will look in the database if there are scores known for #chanfix,
and it will check if there are currently clients with high enough scores
present in the channel. If that is the case, and here that certainly is,
C will op a few clients:
* *.undernet.org sets mode #chanfix: +oooo SiRVulcaN coekie reed Entrope
* <C> 4 clients should have been opped.
After the fix, the channel looks like this:
Users on #chanfix:
[@coekie ] [@reed] [nextie ] [Compy] [Kev]
[@SiRVulcaN] [@Entrope ] [mrbean] [Rubin ] [Spikey ]
#chanfix: Total of 10 nicks [4 ops, 0 voices, 6 normal]
In the opping logic document you can find
out why these 4 clients have been opped and not any others.
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