../
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auth.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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channel.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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channel_mode.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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client.h
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7485
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Rename Client::whowas to Client::whowas_list
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conf.h
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7436
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Change whowas system to use a linked list instead of othe this monolithic WHOWAS table
- Size of the whowas nick name history length is now configurable
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conf_class.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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conf_cluster.h
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7325
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Remove useless header includes
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conf_db.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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conf_gecos.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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conf_pseudo.h
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7128
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- conf_pseudo.h, conf_pseudo.c: fix/update copyright header
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conf_resv.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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conf_service.h
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7325
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Remove useless header includes
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conf_shared.h
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7325
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Remove useless header includes
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dbuf.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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defaults.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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event.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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fdlist.h
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7347
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Remove unused header includes
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hash.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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hostmask.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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id.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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ipcache.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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irc_string.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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ircd.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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ircd_defs.h
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7514
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- ircd_defs.h: increase REASONLEN to 260
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ircd_getopt.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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ircd_signal.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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isupport.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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list.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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listener.h
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7350
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Show some stats about allocated listeners in /stats z
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log.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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memory.h
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7033
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Renamed MyCalloc to xcalloc
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mempool.h
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7502
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- mempool.h: #undef MEMPOOL_STATS
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misc.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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modules.h
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7498
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- modules.h, modules.c: avoid using HYB_PATH_MAX for module_path::path
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motd.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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numeric.h
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7477
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- numeric.h: remove irrelevant comment
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packet.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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parse.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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patchlevel.h
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7519
(7 years ago)
by michael:
- Bump version to hybrid-8.2.17
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res.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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reslib.h
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6957
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Move IRCD_MAXNS to reslib.h, rename it to RESLIB_MAXNS, and increase it to 8
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restart.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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rng_mt.h
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6364
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Remove unused header includes
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s_bsd.h
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7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
|
send.h
|
7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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serno.h
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3377
(9 years ago)
by michael:
- Create 8.2.x branch
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server.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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stdinc.h
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7140
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- stdinc.h: removed openssl header includes which no longer should be here
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tls.h
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7272
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Don't exit out with GnuTLS when there's no key and/or certificate
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tls_gnutls.h
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7163
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- tls*: more copyright fixups
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tls_none.h
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7111
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- propset
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tls_openssl.h
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7163
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- tls*: more copyright fixups
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user.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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userhost.h
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7007
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Update copyright years
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watch.h
|
7329
(8 years ago)
by michael:
- Now that we got time_t to work nicely on openbsd with snprintf's conversion specifiers,
we ran into a similiar issue on Raspbian/ARMv7's time_t which is of signed 32 bit and
doesn't cope at all with %j. Instead of doing tricks, get rid of time_t everywhere and
forever and use uintmax_t instead which has at least a 'standardized' conversion specifier
associated with it.
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whowas.h
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7526
(7 years ago)
by michael:
- whowas.h: documentation
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