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This will allow people to send emails using HTML or non UTF-8 text.
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Signed-off-by: Josh Soref <jsoref@users.noreply.github.com>.
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with example.conf, etc.
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Make it more clear where the uplink config goes.
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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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allowed in nicknames
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The operserv/oper command privilege allows to add operators
with fewer or the same privileges as ourself.
This new privilege allows to have operators who can use operserv/oper
to see the list of operators and their privileges, but cannot add new
operators.
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Replace the existing chanserv/access/list command access,
only used in cs_xop, by a privilege with the same name.
It which allows read-only access to cs_access, cs_flags, cs_xop
and cs_akick, while the already-existing chanserv/access/modify
privilege allows to modify them.
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default to allow normal users to use it.
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libxcrypt, and move enc_bcrypt out of extras
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Also classify ulines as protected
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This reverts commit 9a9ca417500e3de64013583e3f6db8dd165d9a95.
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defaultlanguage really works
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settings, but people seem to leave the default and then get confused when it only logs operserv commands
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identified to use. This changes the behavior of hideprivilegedcommands to only hide commands users don't have the oper privileges to execute.
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lessens the insanity of renaming services
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