means no longer weird issues with +b *\* etc not banning nicks with \ in it.
ExtBan ~c/~r get special treatment and will use our match_esc [match with escaping]
routine, that way you can ban channels such as "#f*ck" via "+b ~c:#f\*ck".
Fix triggered by bugreport of vonitsanet (#0002782).
the switchover we were accidently using different ones which caused funny kill messages
like "You were killed by a.b.c (a!a.b.c (SOMENICK[N\A](?) <- d.e.f))." This also broke
some bans in pre2/rc1. Bug reported by HERZ (#0002772).
contains the (root) certificates of most major Certificate Authorities. It is basically
the default curl ca-bundle.crt plus cacert's certificates.
The 'curl-ca-bundle.crt' will be copied to the installation dir if needed.
It will from now on be used by Unreal for all remote includes (curl) related certificates.
If you want to use https but don't want to buy a certificate, we suggest you to apply for
a free certificate at CACert (www.CACert.org). Or, alternatively, add your own certificate
(PEM encoded) to curl-ca-bundle.crt, see 'SSLCERTS' in the curl package for more info.
but is actually understandable and has less bugs. This fixes +b ~c:#c\*t not properly
matching #c*t, reported by Jason (#0002752). Initial results look good, but this needs
some good testing ;).
- Updated unrealinst.iss: made it easier for me to have 2 curl versions, this is so we can
ship the SSL version of unreal with a curl that supports SSL (https, etc).
- Preperations for pre-1 (version change, etc)
- Changed the default maxbanlength from 1K to 2K, which means people can set more bans because
in pracitce the 60 (maxbans) limit was never met because the maxbanlimit was set so low.
set::maxbans in the configfile, note that you probably also want to enlarge set::maxbanlength
as well (see docs) or else you will hit that limit first.
- Changed the default maxbanlength from 1K to 2K, which in practice will mean people can set
a lot more bans since in practice the 60 (maxbans) limit was never met because the
maxbanlimit was set so low.
an error, since specifying usermask should not be done and is useless, since a (G)ZLINE
takes place BEFORE ident lookups.
- Did the same for /(G)ZLINE *@hostmask (should be *@ipmask), this already was a warning
in 3.2.3, and is an error now in 3.2.4.
Bram Matthys