On Mon, 6 May 2002, Dave C. wrote:
> True, but if someone is abusing the /kill command on people on their own
> server, other opers on other servers won't know who is abusing and will not
> be able to remove the offender.
Opers can't remove other opers...that's the admins job (unless of
course the admin delegates conf file access to one of the other opers).
> That's the problem, as I see it, that the rest of the opers: (a) won't know
> who is abusing the /kill command, and (b) what server they're on, because
> both are hidden by HEAD_IN_SAND.
And opers can see what server you're on...even if the other person
is an oper, head in sand only applies to users, and remote local opers -
their local server will still display the server someone is on if they
/whois <nick>. But if they directly query the remote server after that to
see if the user is a local oper, they won't see the server name in the
reply, because the remote server can't see their oper status.
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Chris "_Shad0w_" Crowther
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