anope.git - Anope is an open source set of IRC services.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2014-01-01	Update copyright to 2014. This was done with:	Adam
	find include/ src/ lang/ docs/ modules/ . Config -exec sed -i 's/-20.. Anope Team/-2014 Anope Team/i' {} \;
2013-09-20	Readonlyize many commands	Adam

2013-05-27	Initially attach all modules to all events, and detach them as the events ↵	Adam
	are run if they are not implemented per module
2013-05-26	Get rid of the remaining references in the core to specific services. Move ↵	Adam
	more stuff out of the core to the proper modules.
2013-05-05	Rework the config file reader to be much more flexible and move many ↵	Adam
	configuration directives to the actual modules they are used in.
2013-04-10	Move some of the modules in extras/ that arent really extra out of extras. ↵	Adam
	Mark our modules as VENDOR and allow modules to have multple types.
2013-02-14	Make NickCore::aliases a vector	Adam

2013-02-02	Some more typo and help text fixes, proper formatting of control codes, ↵	Robby-
	missing privileges, and settings corrections.
2013-01-09	Update copyright to 2013. This was done with:	Adam
	find include/ src/ lang/ docs/ modules/ . Config -exec sed -i 's/-2012 Anope Team/-2013 Anope Team/i' {} \;
2012-11-22	Pretty large coding style cleanup, in source doc	Adam
	cleanup, and allow protocol mods to depend on each other
2012-10-01	Cleanup of all of the protocol modules, rewrote message handling system to ↵	Adam
	be a bit more C++ ish
2012-06-18	Allow userless command sources	Adam

2012-04-23	Reworked live SQL support yet again	Adam

2012-04-01	fixed some typos	DukePyrolator

2012-02-18	Use C++11's explicit override feature if available	Adam

2012-02-14	Clean up and reorganize our header files	Adam

2012-01-02	Updated Copyright to 2012	Adam

2011-09-10	Made service_reference type safe	Adam

2011-09-10	Made the IsValidHost checks configurable	Adam

2011-08-05	Rewrote the example configurations and split them	Adam
	up into seperate files for each pseudo client. Also reorganized how the modules are stored, and made most of the old "extra" modules "core"