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ngircd protocol module: really kill users
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nick isn't registered
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g++ versions
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bypass ns_maxemail
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default to allow normal users to use it.
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updated on each join/part eats too many ressources
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Windows can require
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ngIRCd doesn't send a QUIT for each user KILL'ed, so kill them immediately.
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do not exist
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ident/host if none is provided
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supposed to lower it later we will then.
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have the access for it
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the perm channel mode doesnt exist
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able to qline bot nicks before introducing the bots as a way to prevent collisions, so try harder to find a valid bot to send resvs on startup
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in memory, which does weird things.
For fun different ircds implement this differently (Unreal compares
timestamps, TS6 compares timestamps and user username/host), and whether
or not we get a kill for our user also varies, so just kill everyone.
This can't really happen anyway with properly set qlines, only if
services haven't yet set the qlines, or possibly in a bot add/nick
user introduce race, or with enforcers, which not many ircds require.
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registered accounts to people who do not provide an email to nickserv/register
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lowering channels timestamps to their creations
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ns_cert: Bold code 2 -> 002.
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libxcrypt, and move enc_bcrypt out of extras
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wildcaded forbids depends on the IRCd
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Don't create zero length DataBlocks in BinarySocket::Write()
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Add support for SSL connections powered by GnuTLS
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DataBlocks being created and later passed to SocketIO::Send()
Found while testing m_ssl_gnutls, fix suggested by @Adam-
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if a module adding a forbid is unloaded without removing the forbid
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