- Bump copyright years
- Bump copyright years
- Bump copyright years everywhere
- Fixed issue where timeouts set with comm_setselect() were not working as in most places this function has been called with seconds when it really expected milliseconds. Removed all related multiply/divide by 1000 nonsense that's sprinkled in the code as ircd currently does support one-second granularity anyway.
- Add support for monotonic clocks and have some timers make use of it; remove event_set_back_events()
- Update copyright years
- Sprinkle some assert()
- Make use of the bool data type in some more places
- Stylistic changes
- Rename some functions to comply with naming convention
- s_bsd_epoll.c, s_bsd_kqueue.c: make use of epoll_event.data.ptr and kevent.udata
- s_bsd_kqueue.c:comm_select(): fixed another compile error
- s_bsd_kqueue.c:comm_select(): fixed build
- Restore fd_table. No longer allocate fde_t items from within any other structures like the AuthRequest, or Connection structure - struct AuthRequest once again is no longer allocated from within the Connection structure
- Update copyright years
- Update copyright years
- s_bsd_kqueue.c:kq_update_events(): make 'zero_timespec' a const struct
- Fixed svn properties
- Rename init_netio() to netio_init()
- 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.
- Update copyright years
- s_bsd_kqueue.c:init_netio(): improve error reporting
- Use EXIT_FAILURE in some places instead of hardcoded values
- Replace obsolete usleep() with nanosleep()
- Make use of enum in more places
- Update copyright years
- Update GPL 2 license headers
- Removed stupid PF typedef in fdlist.h which prevented both gcc and clang from spitting out a warning about the first argument of s_bsd:ssl_handshake() being an 'int' when it really has to be a 'fde_t' pointer. - Fixed first argument of s_bsd:ssl_handshake() which should be a 'fde_t' pointer instead of an 'int'.
- Removed unused header includes
- s_bsd_epoll.c, s_bsd_kqueue.c: removed defines/prototypes for extremely outdated systems
- Create 8.2.x branch
- Clean up all files in include/ (fixed indentation, removed whitespaces/tabs) - Fixed copyright years
- Fixed bug where ircd didn't timeout SSL connections that haven't finished the SSL handshake. Reported by Adam.
- s_bsd_select.c, s_bsd_devpoll.c, s_bsd_epoll.c, s_bsd_kqueue.c, s_bsd_poll.c: style corrections
- src/s_bsd_kqueue.c: removed redundant init_netio() prototype; fixed indentation
- src/s_bsd_kqueue.c: fixed compile warning
- Applied kqueue() fix by Adam <adam@anope.org>
- Second time's the charm? Moving svnroot/ircd-hybrid-8 to svnroot/ircd-hybrid/trunk
- renaming files: ircd_parser.y -> conf_parser.y ircd_lexer.l -> conf_lexer.l s_conf.c -> conf.c s_conf.h -> conf.h s_log.c -> log.c s_log.h -> log.h
- Rewrite and cleanup half-broken logging subsystem. Logfile rotating is not working yet
- create ircd-hybrid-8 "branch"
- recreate "trunk"
- branch off trunk to create 7.3 branch
- move ircd-hybrid-7.2 to trunk
Completely redo the build system. Now uses libtool and automake. Suggest you clean out your tree and then do ./autogen.sh.
+ fixed off-by-one which turned out to cause large memory overwrites
+ this is an old one, very hard to catch: 1) FreeBSD system, 2) a lot
of clients (preferably 10K+), 3) exiting/reading from/writing to
128+ clients at a time, 4) ircd version where the bug shows up clearly
(on 7.3 WHOWASHASH gets corrupted, and somewhat later we have a core:
whowas_add_history -> dlinkDelete)
This applies to ALL versions of hybrid since 7.0, but is known to
disclose most noticeably under 7.3
create 7.2 branch, we can move/rename it as needed.
- svn:keywords
- svn:keywords
- Fix svn:keywords
- imported sources - can be moved later according to the directory/branching scheme, but we need the svn up
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