- Made SAPART work for mulitple channels, just like SAJOIN. Reported by Snake and
SeigHart, patch provided by Bock (#0003064). This also fixes SAPART now being
announced to all opers globally, just like SAJOIN.
- Fixed bug where omitting class::connfreq would result in a huge connection attempt
flood when autoconnect was enabled. We now set class::connfreq to 60 if it's not
specified. Reported by Milliways (#0003018).
(#0003113).
- Made SAPART work for mulitple channels, just like SAJOIN. Patch provided by Bock
(#0003064). This also fixes SAPART now being announced to all opers globally, just
like SAJOIN.
- Finally fixed /RESTART issue on windows for good, should now always restart correctly.
Patch provided by BuHHunyx and Bock (#0002734).
old, newest one dating back to 2002 (most of them 2001)... much better if this is handled
internally by the networks themselves anyway (and then they can put cloak keys in their
network file too, which they now can't ;p). I wonder if someone actually still used it anyway.
- Fixed set::dns::bind-ip directive seen as duplicate, reported by aegis (#0003074).
- set::dns::* block is now no longer mandatory. All info has always been read from
/etc/resolv.conf (*NIX) or the registry (Win32), and the set::dns block is ignored
(except for set::dns::bind-ip, but that's a special case). Suggested by many including
djGrrr to make things slightly more logical (#0003019).
- As a consequence of the above, set::dns blocks were removed from doc/example*conf.
- Added two more characters to Catalan charset, reported by rmh (#0002995).
- Added set::pingpong-warning [yes|no] which decides whether to send the "** If you are
having problems connecting due to ping timeouts, please type /quote pong .." message
to each client when NOSPOOF is enabled (usually on Win32). The default is NO.
Previously this message was always sent if NOSPOOF was on, which often caused
confusion among users. The message was intended for non-confirming clients, but these
should be fixed by now, and those that were not fixed (self-made bots/etc) did often
not understand the message anyway. Anyway, you can still turn it on ;). (#2680).
user target string (nick!user@host:info), insteaf of doing it at like 5 places.
- Spamfilter target 'u' (user): the host field (nick!user@HOST:realname) is now escaped
with brackets if it's an IPv6 address, eg: blah!blah@[1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8]:hello, reported
by aquanight and others (#0003010).
instead of letting it magically reappear whenever +x is set. This means services can
now properly "unvhost" a user by sending a "SVSMODE User -x+x" (then any existing vhost
will be removed and user will have a cloaked host). Reported by avenger and others
(#0002933).
to document it right now, just want to get it off my cvs queue ;P.
Syntax is 'WATCH A +TestUser' to have someone with away notification on your watchlist.
- Made Unreal use the original name in case of a CNAME, instead of the forwarded name,
reported by jerrcsnet (#0003054).
- The "looking up your hostname" message was always sent, regardless of show-connect-info.
Bram Matthys