- Improved 'viruschan' spamfilter target:
- better msg after the forced join
- +oaq's in set::spamfilter::virus-help-channel receive a notice about
which filter the user matched.
- it disables all commands except PONG, ADMIN, and msg/notices to
set::spamfilter::virus-help-channel.
- Made snomask +S also show the spamfilter reason field.
- Added class::pingfreq checking, should be 30-600 now.. else you might
get mysterious (mass) disconnect issues.
- Lol, I made /connect dissapear during modulizing ;).
- Updated example.conf with a more strict default oper-only-stats.
- Made '/stats S' and '/stats Z' oper only again (always).
- Hopefully fixed incoming/outgoing rate in /stats T. Only the stats of the first
listener was counted instead of the total. This also explains why on some (many?)
ircd configurations it always showed 0.00 kb/s and why HTM (high traffic mode)
was never kicking in.
which is set if dead_link is called. You will now see "Write error",
"Max SendQ exceeded" etc error messages in the quit reason instead of just
the "Dead socket" message. Changed "notice" parameter of dead_link, now just
the reason and not a format string, maybe rename that var.
instead of using a 2nd flag here for the special case of "the first zip msg"
like in hybrid/etc I use cptr->zip->first to flag that. Except for the many
#ifdef ZIP_LINKS blocks added I also had to do some stuff outside it, like
crc32->our_crc32 because zlib defines it, made a READBUF define (8192),
added a msg var to parsing/send functions.. blah.. etc ;P.
I've also put the patch online at www.vulnscan.org/tmp/zip_links.diff so you
can easily look what I've changed.
TODO: ask in ./Config if ziplinks should be enabled and let ./configure check
for zlib + add the library to IRCDLIBS in Makefile if enabled.
TODO: some little code cleanups
+- Fixed connecting with IPv6
+- Ident requests now orgin with the listener that the user connected on
+- More IPv6 fixes, DNS resolving actually works now too.. (crackhead IRCnet
+ coding)
+- Webserver caching fix
Bram Matthys