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Bram Matthys
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UnrealIRCd 4.0.19-dev Release Notes
====================================
This UnrealIRCd version is still under heavy development.
See https://bugs.unrealircd.org/roadmap_page.php for release targets.
Enhancements:
* New option to disable a module: blacklist-module "modulename";
This will cause any 'loadmodule' lines for that module to be ignored.
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from antirandom checking because they frequently cause false positives.
This new behavior can be disabled via:
set { antirandom { except-webirc no; }; };
* The except throttle { } block now also overrides any limitations from
set::max-unknown-connection-per-ip. Useful for WEBIRC/cgiirc gateways.
* Server linking attempts and errors are now also put in the log file.
Major issues fixed:
* Potential crash issue when concurrently checking DNSBL for the WEBIRC
gateway and the spoofed host.
* Blacklist: Potential crash issue when concurrently checking DNSBL
for the WEBIRC gateway and the spoofed host.
* Blacklist: In case of multiple blacklists the 2nd/3rd/.. were not
always checked properly.
Minor issues fixed:
* Remote includes: ./Config didn't properly detect libcurl on Ubuntu 18
(and possibly other Linux distributions as well)
* Localhost connections are considered secure, so these can be used even
if you have a plaintext-policy of 'deny' or 'warn'. (This was already
the case for servers, but now also for users and opers)
* Timeouts during server linking attempts were not displayed.
Other changes:
* Windows users may be prompted to install the Visual C++ redistributable
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* We now use standard formatted messages for all K-Lines, G-Lines and
any other bans that will cause the user to be disconnected.
For technical details see the banned_client() function.
* The except throttle { } block now also overrides any limitations from
set::max-unknown-connection-per-ip. Useful for WEBIRC/cgiirc gateways.
* Localhost connections are considered secure, so these can be used even
if you have a plaintext-policy of 'deny' or 'warn'. (This was already
the case for servers, but now also for users and opers)
Module coders:
* Windows: Be aware that we now build with Visual Studio 2017. This means