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Revision 1398 by michael, Sun May 6 10:57:06 2012 UTC vs.
Revision 1427 by michael, Thu Jun 7 11:36:21 2012 UTC

#	Line 40 | Line 40
40		#define IDLEN           12 /* this is the maximum length, not the actual
41		generated length; DO NOT CHANGE! */
42
43	–	/*
44	–	* pre declare structs
45	–	*/
46	–	struct AccessItem;
47	–	struct Listener;
48	–	struct Client;
49	–	struct LocalUser;
50	–
51	–
43
44		/*! \brief addr_mask_type enumeration */
45		enum addr_mask_type
#	Line 81 | Line 72 | struct ListTask
72		unsigned int topicts_max;
73		};
74
84	–	/*! \brief Client structure */
85	–	struct Client
86	–	{
87	–	dlink_node node;
88	–	dlink_node lnode;             /**< Used for Server->servers/users */
89	–
90	–	struct LocalUser *localClient;
91	–	struct Client    *hnext;      /**< For client hash table lookups by name */
92	–	struct Client    *idhnext;    /**< For SID hash table lookups by sid */
93	–	struct Server    *serv;       /**< ...defined, if this is a server */
94	–	struct Client    *servptr;    /**< Points to server this Client is on */
95	–	struct Client    *from;       /**< == self, if Local Client, *NEVER* NULL! */
96	–	char             *away;       /**< Client's AWAY message. Can be set/unset via AWAY command */
97	–
98	–	time_t            tsinfo;     /**< TS on the nick, SVINFO on server */
99	–	time_t            servicestamp; /**< Last time client has been identified for its nick */
100	–
101	–	unsigned int      flags;      /**< client flags */
102	–	unsigned int      umodes;     /**< opers, normal users subset */
103	–	unsigned int      hopcount;   /**< number of servers to this 0 = local */
104	–	unsigned int      status;     /**< Client type */
105	–	unsigned int      handler;    /**< Handler index */
106	–
107	–	dlink_list        whowas;
108	–	dlink_list        channel;   /**< chain of channel pointer blocks */
109	–
110	–	char name[HOSTLEN + 1]; /**< unique name for a client nick or host */
111	–	char id[IDLEN + 1];       /**< client ID, unique ID per client */
112	–
113	–	/*
114	–	* client->username is the username from ident or the USER message,
115	–	* If the client is idented the USER message is ignored, otherwise
116	–	* the username part of the USER message is put here prefixed with a
117	–	* tilde depending on the auth{} block. Once a client has registered,
118	–	* this field should be considered read-only.
119	–	*/
120	–	char              username[USERLEN + 1]; /* client's username */
121	–
122	–	/*
123	–	* client->host contains the resolved name or ip address
124	–	* as a string for the user, it may be fiddled with for oper spoofing etc.
125	–	* once it's changed the *real* address goes away. This should be
126	–	* considered a read-only field after the client has registered.
127	–	*/
128	–	char              host[HOSTLEN + 1];     /* client's hostname */
129	–
130	–	/*
131	–	* client->info for unix clients will normally contain the info from the
132	–	* gcos field in /etc/passwd but anything can go here.
133	–	*/
134	–	char              info[REALLEN + 1]; /* Free form additional client info */
135	–
136	–	/*
137	–	* client->sockhost contains the ip address gotten from the socket as a
138	–	* string, this field should be considered read-only once the connection
139	–	* has been made. (set in s_bsd.c only)
140	–	*/
141	–	char              sockhost[HOSTIPLEN + 1]; /* This is the host name from the
142	–	socket ip address as string */
143	–	};
144	–
75		/*! \brief LocalUser structure
76		*
77		* Allocated only for local clients, that are directly connected
#	Line 220 | Line 150 | struct LocalUser
150		char*          auth_oper; /**< Operator to become if they supply the response.*/
151		};
152
153	+	/*! \brief Client structure */
154	+	struct Client
155	+	{
156	+	dlink_node node;
157	+	dlink_node lnode;             /**< Used for Server->servers/users */
158	+
159	+	struct LocalUser *localClient;
160	+	struct Client    *hnext;      /**< For client hash table lookups by name */
161	+	struct Client    *idhnext;    /**< For SID hash table lookups by sid */
162	+	struct Server    *serv;       /**< ...defined, if this is a server */
163	+	struct Client    *servptr;    /**< Points to server this Client is on */
164	+	struct Client    *from;       /**< == self, if Local Client, *NEVER* NULL! */
165	+	char             *away;       /**< Client's AWAY message. Can be set/unset via AWAY command */
166	+
167	+	time_t            tsinfo;     /**< TS on the nick, SVINFO on server */
168	+	time_t            servicestamp; /**< Last time client has been identified for its nick */
169	+
170	+	unsigned int      flags;      /**< client flags */
171	+	unsigned int      umodes;     /**< opers, normal users subset */
172	+	unsigned int      hopcount;   /**< number of servers to this 0 = local */
173	+	unsigned int      status;     /**< Client type */
174	+	unsigned int      handler;    /**< Handler index */
175	+
176	+	dlink_list        whowas;
177	+	dlink_list        channel;   /**< chain of channel pointer blocks */
178	+
179	+	char name[HOSTLEN + 1]; /**< unique name for a client nick or host */
180	+	char id[IDLEN + 1];       /**< client ID, unique ID per client */
181	+
182	+	/*
183	+	* client->username is the username from ident or the USER message,
184	+	* If the client is idented the USER message is ignored, otherwise
185	+	* the username part of the USER message is put here prefixed with a
186	+	* tilde depending on the auth{} block. Once a client has registered,
187	+	* this field should be considered read-only.
188	+	*/
189	+	char              username[USERLEN + 1]; /* client's username */
190	+
191	+	/*
192	+	* client->host contains the resolved name or ip address
193	+	* as a string for the user, it may be fiddled with for oper spoofing etc.
194	+	* once it's changed the *real* address goes away. This should be
195	+	* considered a read-only field after the client has registered.
196	+	*/
197	+	char              host[HOSTLEN + 1];     /* client's hostname */
198	+
199	+	/*
200	+	* client->info for unix clients will normally contain the info from the
201	+	* gcos field in /etc/passwd but anything can go here.
202	+	*/
203	+	char              info[REALLEN + 1]; /* Free form additional client info */
204	+
205	+	/*
206	+	* client->sockhost contains the ip address gotten from the socket as a
207	+	* string, this field should be considered read-only once the connection
208	+	* has been made. (set in s_bsd.c only)
209	+	*/
210	+	char              sockhost[HOSTIPLEN + 1]; /* This is the host name from the
211	+	socket ip address as string */
212	+	};
213	+
214		/*
215		* status macros.
216		*/

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