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.
 
