I've used the search feature quite a bit and its helped tremendously. But I just can't seem to find an answer for this.
I have a fresh install of unrealircd 3.2.7 and Anope 1.6.5.
When I set a mode +q,a,o,etc it does set the mode but there isn't a visual confirmation. The user had a @ next to their name and it just shows them as an op.
What do I need to set in order to show the normal ~ & as well?
When ./Configuring IRCd, there's one questions which ask you for ~ & modes. Must be answered by YES.
Hm. I'll try to do some googling and forum searching on the unreal forums but I'm pretty sure UnrealIrcd3.2.7 has that option.
It DOES have that option, but if during ./Config you said no to +aq prefixes then the "~" and "&" won't show, same if you downloaded either of the "-noaq" versions for windows.
Beyond that it could be your client.
To see if Unreal has been compiled with +aq prefixes type /quote version or /version and look for "PREFIX=(qaohv)~&@%+" or "PREFIX=(ohv)@%+"
Is there a way I can include the 'qa' after setup?
Edit: I've opened a support ticket with my ircd host to see if they can fix this for me. Thanks for the help.
No you have to reconfigure and recompile UnrealIRCd.
Recompling the ircd would result in me losing the edits to .conf files?
No, your conf files will not be affected.
When it asks about prefixes ~ and &, say Yes, that you want them to be included and used.
When Config has finished, run make.
If, however, you are using UnrealIRCd on Windows, you will need to visit the UnrealIRCd and download the Win32 version that includes the prefixes and install.
As said, .conf files should remain untouched by both the compiler and the installer, though it is a good idea to keep up to date backup copies before making changes like this, unless you know exactly what you are doing.
Thanks so much everyone for the help.