Forums Scripts & Popups owner yourself?

Hey. Is it possible to owner yourself? I got this command from a MSN script: Obiously, this isn't working. Is +h even an real mode? I'm pretty sure you can't owner yourself anyway without joining a room with a pass or being a Sysop. Would someone please confirm this for me.

i saw , this command allows you to have half op
but i think the pass stuff is wrong

Hi alhammer, yes +h is a real mode it means % which is halfop.

It works the same way you'd give someone @ operator status.

/mode #Channel +h <Nick>

and also /chanserv hop #Channel add <Nick> (on some services)

But I don't believe you can make yourself an owner because if we could all do that there'll be alot of channel take-overs.

Hope this helps.

+h can also mean HELPER, and are given to opers on some networks.. so a flag can have many funktions

You're right +h can and does mean helper but that's not to say if you're a half op on $chan that you can't be helper on the the network.

You get +h for channel modes being half op, and you get +h for user modes being helper.

/mode $me +h <pass> <<-- give you half op..

//mode $me +h <pass> <<-- give you helper status on some networks. so not much that tell them apart

You're right again, only the first one by looking at it wont get evaulated and should say something like $me No such nickname.

You can't make yourself a helper either, they need to add you as a helper, when you "Oper" up or whatever your usermodes will then have a h in it.

I'm not sure about about the <pass> thing, never been on a network that supports half ops. But halfops I would imagine is given identifying to your nickname again you can't make yourself a halfop (%) if you don't have the required priveleges.

dpeends on the network your on
like ircx-city doesnt support +h

Thanks everyone. I learned alot of new stuff.

And thanks ricky_knuckles, I tried it on ircx-city and it didn't work. So now I know why.

As I stated earlier, I've never been on a network that supports half ops, so I really would be clueless.

Nope difference is:
/mode $me +h <pass>
will result: $me No such channel

Since halfop is Channel mode the syntax is
/mode #channel +/-h <nick>

And helper is User mode the syntax is
/mode nick +h