This fixes a bug in which providing empty data for the 'disconnect' command for controlpanel will return the 'reconnect' command's syntax help, which can confuse users.
Normally, when the Makefile calls swig, the resulting files end up in the build
directory. However, when the files are pre-generated (e.g. as in the znc 1.0
tarball) and an out of tree build is used, they are in the source directory and
installation fails.
Thanks to Kinji for reporting this.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
If nicks are equal, it's not changed. The problem was that equality was
checked case-insensitively.
This makes some clients which compare nicks case-sensitively think that
JOINs which we send to them, are not related to the user, it's someone
else joining. So Konversation users which have lower case version of
their IRC nick configured in Konversation settings, didn't get their
channel opened when connecting to ZNC.
Thanks to Axanon for helping to investigate the issue.
When it was renamed, it already was a network module, and IRCNetwork got
a check for away module.
But users of 0.206 and earlier have this module loaded as user module,
they even can't have networks at all, so the renaming didn't go smooth
for them :(
It's broken in 1.0 already anyway, but users who skip 1.0 and upgrade
from older version to 1.2+ directly will be happier.
Thanks to Ammler (Marcel Gmür) for reporting it.
When you checkout the znc-1.0 tag and try to build znc, this will fail. The
reason is that "git describe" prints just "znc-1.0" and the sed-magic in the
Makefile fails to handle this correctly.
Fix this by moving this magic into a short shell script which doesn't try to
parse the output of "git describe" but instead gets its information from various
sources directly.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
When joining a channel, OnMode() (via SetModes()) was called with pOpNick ==
NULL. This bad pointer was turned into a reference and given to modules.
This bug exists since 2008 when the OnMode() module call was added. It wasn't
noticed before because apparently no module used this CNick argument before.
Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
md_5