- Bump copyright years
- m_invite.c: cleanup kludgy type-casting
- m_invite.c:ms_invite(): timestamped INVITE messages are mandatory now
- Style corrections; reformatting
- Rename find_channel_link() to member_find_link()
- Replace remaining occurrences of IsMember with find_channel_link and remove IsMember entirely
- Refactor Message flags
- Each type of command handler now has its own min/max argument count pair; remove remaining argument checks from all modules
- Move channel invitation related functions to channel_invite.c
- Stylistic changes
- Bump copyright years everywhere
- Rename struct Membership to ChannelMember - Rename Channel::last_knock to last_knock_time - Rename Channel::last_invite to last_invite_time - Rename chptr to channel
- Command handlers are now of type void again
- Renamed 'creationtime' Channel structure member to 'creation_time'
- Make more timers use monotonic time
- Update copyright years
- Rewrites to have parse_handle_command() end the flood grace period. MODE and TIME no longer ends the grace period.
- Stylistic changes
- Update copyright years
- Add chptr->mode.mode manipulation macros
- Update copyright years
- m_invite.c:m_invite(): adjust "/invite" to work with the new Invite structure
- Remove excessive const keyword on dlink_node pointers
- 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
- Replaced a rather strange mixture of atoi(), atol(), and strtoul() with strtoimax(). ircd-hybrid should be 2038-safe now
- Add channel::invite_delay_channel configuration option
- Use the %ju conversion specifier for time_t and get rid of these non-portable (unsigned long) casts; replace some uint64_t with uintmax_t
- m_invite.c: fix arguments to sendto_channel_local()
- Implement ircv3.2 invite-notify client capability support
- Merge sendto_channel_local_butone() functionality into sendto_channel_local() and get rid of sendto_channel_local_butone()
- m_invite.c: p4 style broadcast of INVITE to all servers on the network
- Use C99-style initializers in all struct Message items - Removed MFLG_SLOW - Removed DUMMY_HANDLER
- Removed useless zero initializers from the module_entry as suggested by Adam
- Update copyright years
- m_invite.c, m_knock.c: send KNOCK/INVITE notifications to halfops too
- Removed unused header includes:wq
- Style corrections
- Renamed variables
- Renamed variables
- Channel half-ops can now use /INVITE as well
- Renamed Channel::chname to Channel::name
- Renamed 'localClient' Client structure member to just 'connection'
- Update GPL 2 license headers
- Implemented pseudo {} blocks (service aliases)
- Fixed compile warnings with -Wmissing-field-initializers
- m_knock.c, m_invite.c: don't further penalize throttled clients
- m_invite.c, m_knock.c: fixed stupid logic error
- Made the INVITE/KNOCK throttling logic less aggressive as requested by Adam
- /INVITE without any parameters now shows a list of channels a client is invited to
- Added INVITE flood protection/throttling as requested by Adam. This basically works similar as the KNOCK throttling algorithm.
- Replace few hash_find_id() with find_person()
- Moved files: s_user.c -> user.c s_misc.c -> misc.c s_serv.c -> server.c
- doxygen
- doxygen
- Clean up redundant/unused header includes
- m_invite.c:ms_invite(): replaced find_person() with hash_find_id()
- m_invite.c: add ms_invite(). Cleaned up m_invite()
- Removed client_p pointers from everywhere
- m_invite.c: whitespace commit
- Applied Adam's sendto_one_numeric() changes
- Applied Adam's "Put the command name in parv[0], not prefix name" patch
- Fixed improper use of the ID_or_name macro in several places
- Clean up all files in modules/ (fixed indentation, removed whitespaces/tabs) - Fixed copyright years - Made module handlers int type for later use
- Revert to -r1831
- Made all numeric defines use the actual string instead of the numeric value which allows to use gcc's printf format attribute - Remove current message locale implementation
- m_invite.c: fixed broken CHWALL invite notice for invitees that are on a remote server
- Second time's the charm? Moving svnroot/ircd-hybrid-8 to svnroot/ircd-hybrid/trunk
- Made Client::away a fixed-size array at the expense of a somewhat higher memory consumption
- fix msg_channel_flags() so it can deal with messages coming from servers
- m_invite(): using INVITE now always requires channel operator status, regardless of channelmode 'i/p'. Also, halfops may no longer use the INVITE command
- m_invite(): fixed _remote_ INVITE announcement notices. channel names needs to be prepended with an '@', otherwise even non-channelops will receive the anouncement if the invitee is on a remote server
- removed &localchannels
- Minor optimization to m_invite()
- 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
- move content of msg.h, ircd_handler.h and handlers.h into parse.h and remove headers accordingly - killed common.h - remove m_killhost.c and m_flags.c from contrib/ - sort out unused header includes here and there
- cleanup module loader. Make module api more flexible
- Cleanup and restore older parts of the irc-command parser. Gives back ability to specify maximum amount of parameters that are processed within a command.
- create ircd-hybrid-8 "branch"
- recreate "trunk"
- removed all instances of STATIC_MODULES since we don't have static modules anymore - removed m_mkpasswd module from contrib
- branch off trunk to create 7.3 branch
- move ircd-hybrid-7.2 to trunk
- move list manipulation routines from tools.c to list.c - mem_frob() goes to memory.c - sort out redundant/unneeded header includes
- Removed LazyLinks in 7.2 to stop people from asking why we keep broken code for half a decade. LL will be implemented in a smarter fashion in due time
- Only locally connected clients should be checked for a valid channelmembership when processing the INVITE message. Remote clients that are outside a channel e.g. services, are allowed to send INVITEs. This also fixes a bug with anope services. Reported by r0d3nt
- Use MODE_PRIVATE, MODE_PARANOID isn't defined until HEAD (7.3)
MFC:
+ removed invite_ops_only, controlled by +p now
+ sorted ircd.conf:channel{} a bit
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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