Peter Powell 9a312de26b Improvements to the hostchange module.
- 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 This has been replaced by the 'set'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.
2018-09-16 12:38:14 +01:00
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About

InspIRCd is a modular C++ Internet Relay Chat (IRC) server for UNIX-like and Windows systems.

Supported Platforms

InspIRCd is supported on on the following platforms:

  • Most recent BSD variants using the Clang or GCC compilers and the GNU toolchains (Make, etc).

  • Most recent Linux distributions using the Clang or GCC compilers and the GNU toolchain.

  • The most recent three major releases of macOS using the AppleClang, Clang, or GCC (not LLVM-GCC) compilers and the GNU toolchains.

  • Windows 7 or newer using the MSVC 14 (Visual Studio 2015) compiler and CMake 2.8 or newer.

Alternate platforms and toolchains may also work but are not officially supported by the InspIRCd team. Generally speaking if you are using a reasonably modern UNIX-like system you should be able to build InspIRCd on it.

If you encounter any bugs then please file an issue.

Installation

The master branch contains the latest development version. If you are running a server then you probably want the insp20 branch. You can obtain this from the releases page or by running git checkout insp20 if you are installing via Git.

Most InspIRCd users running a UNIX-like system build from source. A guide about how to do this is available on the InspIRCd wiki.

Building from source on Windows is generally not recommended but a guide is available if you wish to do this.

Some distributions ship an InspIRCd package in their package managers. We generally do not recommend the use of such packages as in the past distributions have made broken modifications to InspIRCd and not kept their packages up to date with essential security updates.

License

InspIRCd is licensed under version 2 of the GNU General Public License.

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