- Rename some functions in auth.c to comply with naming convention
- Update copyright years
- Fixed svn properties
- 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
- Make use of enum in more places
- Cleanup/fix names of several #ifndef INCLUDED_*
- Make use of enums some more
- Update copyright years
- Update GPL 2 license headers
- auth.h: update documentation
- Backported auth code related cleanups from newio branch
- auth.h, s_bsd.h: removed unused function declarations
- Moved s_auth.c to auth.c
- s_auth.h: made 'flags' an unsigned int type
- s_auth.c, s_auth.h: optimized so we save unecessary auth_doing_list traversals. Patch provided by Adam.
- Clean up all files in include/ (fixed indentation, removed whitespaces/tabs) - Fixed copyright years
- Fixed debug assertion being triggered on ident lookup as reported by Stuart Walsh
- Cleanup/reorganize header file layout - Fixed naming convention in some places
- Second time's the charm? Moving svnroot/ircd-hybrid-8 to svnroot/ircd-hybrid/trunk
- create ircd-hybrid-8 "branch"
- recreate "trunk"
- branch off trunk to create 7.3 branch
- move ircd-hybrid-7.2 to trunk
- change resolver/auth to use balloc memory pool - ircd.c: init_resolver() has to be called *before* read_conf_files(), otherwise recvfrom() aborts with ENOTSOCK in case there are configured connect{} blocks with a host that needs to be resolved on the very first configuration read.
- fix possible auth/dns related memleaks
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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