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Makefile.am
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1662 (13 years ago) by michael: - Fixed inconsistent svn file properties |
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Makefile.in
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2347 (13 years ago) by michael: - Automake 1.14 |
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m_die.c
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1834 (13 years ago) by michael: - Revert to -r1831 |
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m_error.c
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2011 (13 years ago) by michael: - Renamed m_error() to mr_error() |
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m_join.c
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1858 (13 years ago) by michael: - Added basic support for libGeoIP - Added exempt configuration option to resv{} blocks |
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m_kick.c
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1892 (13 years ago) by michael: - m_kick.c: revert changes made in revision 1.24 (cvs) made on Sun Jan 7 04:46:30 2001 UTC AnonOps are gone. And as described in rfc 2812, this is how ircd should behave in case no kick-reason has been specified |
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m_kill.c
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2300 (13 years ago) by michael: - whowas: Renamed functions. add_history -> whowas_add_history off_history -> whowas_off_history get_history -> whowas_get_history |
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m_message.c
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1954 (13 years ago) by michael: - Implemented channel mode +M. Clients that haven't identified their name with NickServ may not speak in a channel that has this mode set |
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m_mode.c
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1895 (13 years ago) by michael: - m_mode(): these buffers don't need to be static |
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m_nick.c
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2403 (13 years ago) by michael: - mr_nick(): remove legacy code for nicks cantaining '~'. valid_nickname() already takes care of this. |
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m_part.c
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2007 (13 years ago) by michael: - part_one_client(): removed useless client_p argument |
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m_quit.c
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1889 (13 years ago) by michael: - m_quit(), ms_quit(): added extra sanity test for parv[1] being NULL, also try to avoid modifying parv[1] |
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m_server.c
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2228 (13 years ago) by michael: - Implement certificate fingerprint validation for oper{} and connect{} blocks. Some code taken from oftc-hybrid. Hello, stu! |
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m_sjoin.c
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2296 (13 years ago) by michael: - Rename Ban::username structure member to Ban::user |
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m_squit.c
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2012 (13 years ago) by michael: - Removed 'remote', and 'global_kill' oper flags, and added 'connect', 'squit', and 'kill' flags for better fine-tuning instead. Whether or not a specific action is allowed on a remote server can be controlled by appeding the ':remote' flag. For example: 'kill' allows only local clients to be killed, whereas 'kill:remote' allows to issue a KILL for remote clients |