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unnecessarily rebuilding on every make
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ns_resetpass allow remote-id to get past things such as kill immed.
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accidentally translating them if we shouldnt
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out of the core and into the modules that use them.
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to cut back on their code duplication. More work can be done in the future to remove even more of it.
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tree from STL's unordered_map, which was giving horrible performance.
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remote RPC calls to Anope in realtime and receive responses
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and fixed a potential crash from rehashing while sending mail
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style arrays. Burned the old process/split_buf/memory.c code
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This allows modules (xmlrpc) to create and accept SSL connections.
Also fixed unloading m_mysql at certain times and made the threading
engine always work correctly on Windows.
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Windows. Added in a LastError function to keep having to use strerror/GetLastError everywhere.
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DNS blacklists.
Rewrote internal handling of IPs, we now properly support users using IPv6.
Fixed a few problems with the UnrealIRCd protocol module.
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This prevents Anope from exploding when /os reload has errors.
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The SQL modules still don't build due to some weird VS bug... will fix it later.
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hexadecimal strings of the raw data, add in Anope::Hex for C-style strings and added Anope::Unhex, modified the encryption modules to use Hex and Unhex.
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it with str_is_ip and str_is_cidr to better fix the earlier crash bug found by Cronus.
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problems with commands using them (hs_set, hs_setall, hs_request)
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building to VS 2010, will look at 2008 later
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Anope::string class, plus some other little fixes here and there. If you follow 1.9.x development and are testing things, THIS is one of those things that NEEDS testing.
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include/* and src/* but not src/core/* or src/modules/*.
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everywhere, and added a bot map by uid
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and fixed some compiler warnings on 64bit systems
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descending order, fixes listing specific ranges being returned in descending order
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