Why should the users hostmask be considered case-sensitive when using the autoop module?
It makes no sense why case-sensitivity should matter - many IRC networks' vhosts/cloaks won't be 'case sensitive' enough to be an issue (in most networks), and rDNS lookups usually return as lowercase.
So back to my question, what's your reasoning here? (Also, use real english, not shorthand and crap.)
Why should the users hostmask be considered case-sensitive when using the autoop module?
It makes no sense why case-sensitivity should matter - many IRC networks' vhosts/cloaks won't be 'case sensitive' enough to be an issue (in most networks), and rDNS lookups usually return as lowercase.
So back to my question, what's your reasoning here? (Also, use _real english_, not shorthand and crap.)
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Ah, so the issue is really that it should be case-insensitive. I think it is that, which version are you using? You can check with /msg *status version or running znc --version in terminal.
Ah, so the issue is really that it should be case-insensitive. I think it is that, which version are you using? You can check with `/msg *status version` or running `znc --version` in terminal.
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The module seems to use case sensitive CString::WildCmp(). Sprinkling some AsLower() calls somewhere around HostMatches() should help.
The module seems to use case sensitive CString::WildCmp(). Sprinkling some AsLower() calls somewhere around HostMatches() should help.
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pls fix that the users hostmask is case-sensitiv
Why should the users hostmask be considered case-sensitive when using the autoop module?
It makes no sense why case-sensitivity should matter - many IRC networks' vhosts/cloaks won't be 'case sensitive' enough to be an issue (in most networks), and rDNS lookups usually return as lowercase.
So back to my question, what's your reasoning here? (Also, use real english, not shorthand and crap.)
if the users ident changes from 'username@...' to 'Username@...' the users added host is not recognized anymore.
Ah, so the issue is really that it should be case-insensitive. I think it is that, which version are you using? You can check with
/msg *status versionor runningznc --versionin terminal.ZNC 1.5-nightly-20140724-8a5e7ef8
The module seems to use case sensitive CString::WildCmp(). Sprinkling some AsLower() calls somewhere around HostMatches() should help.