The syntax for AddServer command and config is chosen to be unix:/path or unix:ssl:/path
For security reasons, only admins can add such servers, to prevent users from poking around the file system.
excluded are the Q and partyline modules, as they are deprecated. There
are some tables that have more than two columns, but could likely be
easily modified, but this will be attempted at a later time.
Setting AuthOnlyViaModule on a user causes CheckPass to never return true,
causing all authentication attempts using the configured password to fail, both
on IRC connections and for webadmin. This is useful in situations where an
external module (cyrusauth, certauth, imapauth) handles authentication. Setting
the global AuthOnlyViaModule option causes similar behavior across every
user. If AuthOnlyViaModule is set to true globally, it cannot be overridden
per-user.
Close#1474Close#331
Stop hardcoding Russian in webadmin.
Limit the setting in controlpanel to the known languages, because
untrusted language code might lead to some interesting vulnerabilities.
Added the following two network-specific configuration options that can
be changed via controlpanel or webadmin:
* TrustAllCerts: Will trust ALL certificates when enabled, effectively
disabling TLS certificate validation.
Default value: false
* TrustPKI: Whether or not to trust PKI-valid certificates. Setting this
to false will make znc trust only trusted certificates added by the
user.
Default value: true
With default values, behavior is exactly the same as before.
This is based on the work of Roelf Wichertjes. See YourBNC/znc@5c747598.
See znc/znc#866.
The trick is to set the value to "-" in controlpanel. Notice that
controlpanel supports wildcards, so this can be used to easily
reset all channels back to defaults if desired.
The User Deleted output for a success does not match the rest of the output formats for other commands and needs to match the same 'standard' for outputs.
This reverts commits 27d78795a7 and
f27109f1b4. It was decided that the
functionality is provided by a separate module instead, to avoid
unnecessarily bloating the core.
IMHO these placeholder names are the most obvious choice and easiest
to remember. For old-timers and to retain compatibility, $me is still
supported. For the advanced users there's also $net for convenience.
