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The old mailer message said the user is changing email "to %e", which is
changing TO the OLD email. But instead, the user is actually changing
the email to the new email.
We could change %e to be the new email, but maybe some users of Anope
have already configured their messages to assume %e is the old email. So
instead, add a new %E that is replaced with the new email.
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Accessing the same LDAP* from multiple threads at once is always
undefined, even if one thread is just polling ldap_result.
Instead keep one thread per connection and issue blocking queries on the
thread.
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which forces a rebuild
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- best supported version is 8.2.x
- fixed UID message handler to cope with account names being '*'
- minium required TS version is TS6 now
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- Added some missing user modes to the ircd-hybrid protocol module
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Misc changes to the ircd-hybrid protocol module:
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- Minor update to anope.de_DE.po; removed double space + proper translat...
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- Increase MaxModes to 6
- SendLogout(): send "+d *" instead of "+d 0"
- Update copyright year
- Removed user mode +z from supported modes
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- Removed SendGlobopsInternal() override as it's basically a duplicate o...
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- Update ircd-hybrid protocol module to support channel mode 'C' (no CTC...
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SendGlobopsInternal() in protocol.c
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change topics through topiclock
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cs_entrymsg to use SET permission, not isFounder
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Correcting syntax error
(i don't actually know c++)
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allowed in nicknames
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Fix issue 1627.
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ngIRCd protocol module: fix servertoken
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fix chanserv.cpp using Get for bool extensible items
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Anope will now fork even when not started from a tty, like init scripts.
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It is useful for init systems or startup scripts, because it allows easily waiting until services connect to the uplink, without them forking it wouldn't be possible to tell if they finished initialization or not unless they would communicate directly with init systems like systemd.
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