- Allow the ident for ident type hosts to be set in the config.
- Consistently check clone counts, connect classes, and xlines for
all users regardless of their cgiirc host type.
- Remove some obsolete code from when gateway clients had their IP
changed in OnCheckReady.
- Don't allow a gateway client to match both a WebIRC and an ident
host.
- Get rid of <host> and merge the prefix and suffix values into the
<hostchange> value.
- Remove the 'suffix' action. This has been replaced by the 'set'
action.
- Add the 'addaccount' action. This adds the users account to their
hostname.
- Use the <hostname:charmap> characters when removing invalid chars
in addnick mode.
- Allow multiple entries on each hostmask so that they can fall
through if a certain value is not acceptable.
Closes#816.
Closes#1001.
The library code used by this module is licensed under a non-free
license which is incompatible with the GPLv2. Combined with the
fact that it has been superceded by better algorithms like bcrypt
I have decided to remove it.
An alternate implementation of this algorithm is provided by the
m_hash_gnutls module if people *really* need to use it.
- Switch to a module-specific snotice character (f).
- Redo the format of the message to be easier to read and include
the filter that the user matched.
Closes#490.
Closes#841.
- Send the configuration as plain text instead of HTML.
- Show the location where each tag was located in a comment.
- Indent configuration keys consistently so they are easy to read.
OnSetAway has been replaced with four events. OnUserPreAway and
OnUserPreBack can be used to deny an away state change and/or
change the away message of a local user. OnUserAway and OnUserBack
allow modules to be notified that a user's away state has changed.
In the brave new world of message tags and alternate wire formats
this is no longer something that is appropriate to expose.
In reality it was only ever used by m_alias which now reconstitutes
the command name and parameters into a RFC 1459-style message for
whatever it needs to do.
This is not something the average user will encounter. It can only
happen if the user sends a message with preceding whitespace or a
prefix but no command name.
This is not something that should ever be seen in practise so we
just penalise the user and pretend nothing ever happened.
The previous code also contained undefined behaviour but it acted
sensibly on all compilers we support so it was not crashable.
