- Implement certificate fingerprint validation for oper{} and connect{} blocks.
Some code taken from oftc-hybrid. Hello, stu!
- Removed usermode +C
- Implement motd{} configuration blocks based on ircu's implementation
- conf_parser.l, conf_parser.y: style corrections
- Added 'locops' and 'wallops' to irc-operator flags --- Diese und die folgenden Zeilen werden ignoriert -- M include/client.h M src/conf_parser.c M src/conf_parser.h M src/conf_lexer.c M src/conf_parser.y M src/conf_lexer.l M doc/reference.conf M modules/m_locops.c M modules/m_wallops.c
- 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
- Added usermode F (remote client connect/exit notices) on public request
- Removed channel::quiet_on_ban configuration option. This feature is now enabled by default
- Forward-port -r1920 [Dropped PCRE support]
- Removed operflag 'nick_changes'. Operators can now set +n at will
- Added basic support for libGeoIP
- Added exempt configuration option to resv{} blocks
- Added 'nononreg' (+R) to oper::umodes and general::oper_only_modes
- Cleanup m_map.c - Implemented serverhide::hide_services configuration option
- Remove current msg locale implementation
- 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
- Forward-port -r1774: - Configuration parser now does support 'year' and 'month' units - Add support for fake idle times to /whois. Known from csircd, this adds min_idle, and max_idle configuration directives to class{} blocks
- Forward-port -r1750 [IMPORTANT: nick and topic lengths are now configurable via ircd.conf. A max_nick_length, as well as a max_topic_length configuration option can now be found in the serverinfo{} block] - OpenSSL 0.9.8s and higher is now required in order to enable ssl support
- Improved WEBIRC authentication; added 'webirc' to auth::flags
- Cleanup unused header file includes - Fixed minor compile warning in conf.c
- More config subsystem cleanups
- Second time's the charm? Moving svnroot/ircd-hybrid-8 to svnroot/ircd-hybrid/trunk
- Removed general::kline_with_reason configuration options. It's now enabled by default - Removed remnants of the broken reject holding code
- Removed general::use_whois_actually configuration directive. This is now enabled by default
- removed unused terminal symbols
- Topics as well as user-aways are now sent in a burst by default
- Removed general::client_flood configuration option and added the
new 'recvq' configuration directive to class{} blocks.
The max size of a receive queue can be seen in "STATS Y" for each class
- Update NEWS
- Removed use_invex, use_except and use_knock configuration options. These features are now enabled by default
- removed serverhide::disable_hidden configuration option - update NEWS
- removed &localchannels
- Added 'set' to operator privilege flags. Gives access to the "SET" command
- remove g-line acls - added general::gline_request_duration configuration option which simply replaces the harcoded PENDING_GLINE_TIME definition
- Added channel::max_chans_per_oper configuration directive. The old way
was to let ircops join three times the amount of max_chans_per_user.
I'd rather would make this a class{} based limit, but this would require us
to reprint the ISUPPORT buffer every time a client connects.
o) Removed channel::burst_topicwho configuration option. Topicsetters are now sent by default
- move conf_yy_input and conf_yy_fatal_error to conf_lexer.l - conf_lexer.l: replace a strcpy with strlcpy
- Get rid of fileio.c. Replace some ircsprintf() with snprintf() while on it
- Remove log::timestamp configuration directive. Timestamps are now enabled by default. - Timestamps are iso8601 now
- Removed 'ssl_server_protocol' configuration directive and added 'ssl_client_method' and 'ssl_server_method' instead. Both of these options can now be changed at runtime. - src/Makefile.am: swapped order of conf_parser.y and conf_lexer.l - Update example configuration files
- 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
- improve ssl/tls support - cipher suites can now be specified via ircd.conf
- remove servlink in preparation for tls links/compression
- add 'dline' and 'undline' operator flags - implement remote dlines mainly for services purposes, but can be used by operators as well - update example configuration files; remove invalid shared::flags entries
- Add user mode +H which simply hides operator status to other users. This solution replaces current method of hidding operator status where the admin mode is not sent to other servers unless hidden_administrator is disabled. - m_who() now takes care whether an operator is hidden or not
- A file size of 'unlimited' can now be specified for log files
- Rewrite and cleanup half-broken logging subsystem. Logfile rotating is not working yet
- 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
- add 'restart'/'module' operator flags which allows better fine tuning
whether or not an operator may have access to RESTART/MOD* commands
- ircd_parser.y: (oper{}): ensure yy_aconf->port is set to zero, before
setting any privilege bits. Fixes odd behaviour with multiple 'flags'
entries.
Also removed ability to negate operator flags with a tilde '~'. Pretty
useless since all operator privilege flags are set to zero by default.
- add 'globops' to operflags
- remove idle-time klines - rename LocalUser.last to LocalUser.last_privmsg - m_message.c: reset source_p->last_privmsg even if a client is messaging itself
- several fixes to services compatibility mode
- preliminary services support
- create ircd-hybrid-8 "branch"
- recreate "trunk"
- cleanup and sanitize m_server.c. remove hostmasking. Improve TS6 suppport
- remove old dot_in_ip6_addr configuration option. this is now obsolete.
- 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
- added ssl_server_protocol configuration option to servinfo{}.
valid flags are 'sslv3' and 'tlsv1'
Completely redo the build system. Now uses libtool and automake. Suggest you clean out your tree and then do ./autogen.sh.
- Added new 'server' option to listener::flags
- 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
Backported WATCH
- Add +C - add etrace -full Reviewed by: cryogen, bear
- Also show the full path of .included configuration files when reporting syntax errors. This is just cosmetical.
- Added channel::disable_fake_channels which disallows creation of channels that have ascii 2, 3, 31 and 160 in their names. - Minor improvements and cleanups to channel name validation routines backported from 7.3
- Added new general::stats_e_disabled configuration option. Known from RB, all it does is to disable "STATS e", which is a good idea if you have any exempted server ips. - Updated RELNOTES
MFC:
+ removed invite_ops_only, controlled by +p now
+ sorted ircd.conf:channel{} a bit
- Re-added an equivalent of H6's sixth O-line field (Modes to get on operup). - Updated efnet's example.conf to reflect the new opers_bypass_callerid directive - Misc style corrections to s_user.c while on it
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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